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Very frequently, when I wake my Macbook up, I'll be prompted to select a network, as "none of my preferred networks is available". Yet, my home network, very much a preferred network (I can see it in the list of preferred WiFi networks in Network Preferences), is right there in the list, and my computer won't connect unless I select it.



How can I get my computer to recognize my preferred network (which it is clearly aware of) and stop asking me to join it?



I'm running Mountain Lion v10.7.3 on a Macbook Air, and am happy to provide more information as needed.



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    Very frequently, when I wake my Macbook up, I'll be prompted to select a network, as "none of my preferred networks is available". Yet, my home network, very much a preferred network (I can see it in the list of preferred WiFi networks in Network Preferences), is right there in the list, and my computer won't connect unless I select it.



    How can I get my computer to recognize my preferred network (which it is clearly aware of) and stop asking me to join it?



    I'm running Mountain Lion v10.7.3 on a Macbook Air, and am happy to provide more information as needed.



    Thank you.










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      Very frequently, when I wake my Macbook up, I'll be prompted to select a network, as "none of my preferred networks is available". Yet, my home network, very much a preferred network (I can see it in the list of preferred WiFi networks in Network Preferences), is right there in the list, and my computer won't connect unless I select it.



      How can I get my computer to recognize my preferred network (which it is clearly aware of) and stop asking me to join it?



      I'm running Mountain Lion v10.7.3 on a Macbook Air, and am happy to provide more information as needed.



      Thank you.










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      Very frequently, when I wake my Macbook up, I'll be prompted to select a network, as "none of my preferred networks is available". Yet, my home network, very much a preferred network (I can see it in the list of preferred WiFi networks in Network Preferences), is right there in the list, and my computer won't connect unless I select it.



      How can I get my computer to recognize my preferred network (which it is clearly aware of) and stop asking me to join it?



      I'm running Mountain Lion v10.7.3 on a Macbook Air, and am happy to provide more information as needed.



      Thank you.







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          I had a similar issue with my MacBook Air, but it was fixed after I disabled Bluetooth from System Preferences. Others have changed the Wi-Fi channel in their router's preferences. There's apparently some issue with interference between Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.



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              • Have to reconnect to WiFi every time computer goes to sleep






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                • Macbook (unibody plastic) won't reconnect to wifi after setting up new router while other devices do just fine

                • Have to reconnect to WiFi every time computer goes to sleep






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                • Have to reconnect to WiFi every time computer goes to sleep







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