Utilizing my Macbook, I connect with the safe Wi-Fi on the hospital the place I work, and the web normally works superbly. After a number of days of sleep-wake cycles, the web will get slower. Ultimately, I’m unable to even connect with Wi-Fi. I restart my laptop, and it really works again–for a couple of days. And the cycle continues.
It’s fairly inconvenient to restart my laptop each few days. Turning Wi-Fi on and off doesn’t work. Deleting the Wi-Fi community and reconnecting doesn’t work. All that works is a system restart. The Wifi is secured with WPA2 Enterprise. The Diagnostics constructed into the OS reveal nothing in any respect. My residence Wi-Fi, and another Wi-Fi community doesn’t have this difficulty, even with out restarting for months.
I’m utilizing a 2023 Macbook Professional with a Apple M2 Professional chip, operating Ventura 13.4. Curiously, I had the very same difficulty with my previous Macbook Professional, which I used to be utilizing up till 6 months in the past. I attempted calling the IT service desk, they usually had no concept assist. I have no idea of any of my colleagues with this difficulty.
Have you learnt what’s going on and repair it?
If not, is there any technique to restart solely the networking? As I discussed, turning wifi on and off doesn’t remedy the issue; there have to be a technique to do a “deeper” restart of the networking that might simulate what occurs after I restart the pc.
