If you’re having any WiFi connection issues (such as frequent dropouts, slow speeds or you simply can’t connect) with Mac OS X Lion, there are a few things that you can do to troubleshoot and hopefully restore connectivity to your Mac. WiFi can be the most convenient way to connect to the Internet, but it’s not occasionally without its difficulties – possibly problems with your Internet Service Provider, the local access point (i.e. Your router or hub), or other technical issues (hardware or software) with the Mac. Follow our brief guide below to troubleshoot some of the most common WiFi issues you might encounter with Lion. Check Your Mac’s WiFi Settings The first thing to do when you’re experiencing WiFi problems is to check and validate your network settings in System Preferences to make sure everything is setup correctly. 1. Open System Preferences and select the Network icon, which is in the Internet & Wireless section Open the Network settings in System Preferences 2. Click the Advanced button at the lower right to view more details about your network connection Click the Advanced button to open up more options 3. Under the TCP/IP tab, under most circumstances you’ll need the Configure IPv4 item set to Using DHCP. The reason is that in OS X Lion there have been some reports that manual configuration causes issues (though this may only be with early versions after the OS was first released) Set TCP/IP to DHCP 4.

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If not, you can at least rule out your Mac as the source of the problem and look elsewhere for a solution. But if the other device can connect and your Mac can’t, even after a restart, skip. I've searched all over for solutions, but nothing has corrected my ability to connect from my Mac to a PC by using the computer name. I've set the Workgroup as the same in the WINS tab in the Network Preference, however this is still the sane result.

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If you can connect to another WiFi setup, then consider noting down the router’s configuration and setup details and comparing that to your own. Reset PRAM and SMC Your Mac’s Parameter RAM ( PRAM) memory can occasionally be the cause of various technical issues, so if you have WiFi woes and nothing seems to work you could try to reset it. Follow the procedure below: 1. Shut down your computer 2. Locate the Command, Option, P and R keys.

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To do this, choose Apple menu > System Preferences and click Network. Click Assist me, and then click Diagnostics.) The Network Diagnostics utility will guide you through a series of questions and tests, ranging from checking your ethernet or Wi-Fi connection to network configuration and DNS servers.

Technology changes life. Hi, For remote desktop in MAC OS, you can try to update the new Remote Desktop Connection. New Multiple Session Support gives Mac users simultaneous access to multiple Windows-based PCs or to a network server that hosts remote applications and files. Since it is a Universal application, Remote Desktop Connection Client 2 is compatible with the latest technologies on Windows and Mac platforms. Please refer to the following link: Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection Client for Mac 2.1.1 Setting 'Allow connections from computers running any version of Remote Desktop (less secure)' in the Terminal server to sees if it’s work well. Technology changes life.