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jamshah

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Jul 28, 2008
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Hello All,

I think I figured something out today (I haven't seen it posted else where). So I have been having WiFi trouble lately on all channels 2.4N and G, 5.0N. My Wifi would drop come back not reconnect etc... Then I started noticing my bluetooth connection to my keyboard (the metal apple one) drop out. Anyways I turned bluetooth off on my Air and now WiFi is stable, no problems... Maybe just a coincidence so will keep testing.. I would like bluetooth and WiFi to work together stably. Anyways this is for you guys with problems and for me looking for a solution.

thanks,
Jameel
 

UltraNEO*

macrumors 601
Jun 16, 2007
4,057
16
近畿日本
Hello All,

I think I figured something out today (I haven't seen it posted else where). So I have been having WiFi trouble lately on all channels 2.4N and G, 5.0N. My Wifi would drop come back not reconnect etc... Then I started noticing my bluetooth connection to my keyboard (the metal apple one) drop out. Anyways I turned bluetooth off on my Air and now WiFi is stable, no problems... Maybe just a coincidence so will keep testing.. I would like bluetooth and WiFi to work together stably. Anyways this is for you guys with problems and for me looking for a solution.

thanks,
Jameel

it could be something really simply like a firmware issue with either the MBA or the router. there might be a really good reason as to why it`s not been reported before... cause no-one else has experienced it?

I use both WIFI and BlueTooth all the time with both my Mac and PC, so far not encountered a single problem. Beside the battery keeps draining away!
 

dubhe

macrumors 65816
May 1, 2007
1,304
10
Norwich, UK
bluetooth and WiFi are different frequencies, it shouldn't be possible.
I use my MacBook on WiFi all the time along with my Kensington bluetooth mouse.
 
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