Getting rid of this is easy, although the solution is a little quirky. You will need the Wifi details (and password) before proceeding with these steps.
Why does my mac keep disconnecting from Wi-Fi
Step #1. Open the Apple menu and then click on System Preferences. Step #2. Click on Network. Step #3. Now, click on the Wi-Fi option on the left → Next up, click the Advanced button. Step #4. Click on anything inside the Preferred Networks panel. Then, press Command+A to select all and then hit the minus [-] option beneath the panel to remove all Wi-Fi Networks → Press Okay. You will return to the Network Panel. Now, let’s add your Wi-fi network back. Step #5. Click on the Locations pull-down menu and then click on Edit Locations. Step #6. Hit [+] plus sign to add network location and type in any name → Click on Done. Step #7. Press “Apply” and log out of System preferences. You will be asked to enter the Wi-Fi password once Mac identifies and connects to the WiFi network. That should be it. By following the above steps, you delete the older data on Wi-Fi networks that your Mac has connected to in the past. Then, you create a new connection which is basically like resetting things. This should solve the disconnect issue. That’s all, mate! Do share your feedback with us in the comment below. Read More:
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