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Questions about configuring, troubleshooting or using connections that one device uses to talk to another.
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How to track down why Wi-Fi random disconnects on one particular network?
I'm using my laptop (an early 2013 Retina MacBook Pro running OS 10.9.1) on a campus network. I have had random disconnection issues on this (and only this) network. The problem occurs as follows. … The fact that only the laptop is doing it suggests it may be having trouble, but all other networks are fine, which suggests the network is at fault. …
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