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Anonymous Posted on May 04, 2011

I couldn't use WiFi in my 2009 MacBook Pro. I check it from System Preferences but it looks like I don't have any WiFi card. Just Ethernet and Firewire etc. I re-installled Snow Leopard but it isn't a solution.

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    I have tried it, doesn't work

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Macbooks use airport as their wifi. if you want to check if you have a airport card, go into system preferences, and check if there is an airport setting. if there is a red circle, its off, if its a yellow circle, then its on, but not connected to any network

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Sometimes performing a PRAM reset on your laptop will sort out WiFi and Bluetooth issues.
Restart the computer, and before the grey screen appears, hold down the Command(?), Option, P, and R keys simultaneously. Keep the keys down until the computer re-boots again and you hear the startup chime for the second time. It should work after that.

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