Problem with Mac Wifi Password:
Recently I change the BSNL Wifi password in my home and I can’t join the Wifi network in MacBook Pro. Unfortunately there is no option in Mac OS X like “forget this network” option which is available on iPhone.
I tried deleting the network under the advanced network settings too, but when I go back to join the wifi again it doesn’t ask me for the password. Since it is still using the old password, it won’t connect.
Solution:
So, let’s see how to change or delete Wifi password stores in Mac OS X using “Keychain Access” tool available in Mac OS X. Before moving on to solution lets see four articles which is worth reading.
- You need know how to Create Strong Wifi Passwords which takes Years to Crack
- 2. If you issues with remembering all passwords you could use Keepass software which stores all passwords securely. Checkout, How to save Passwords using Keepass Freeware utility
- Mac users must know How to create a password-protected (encrypted) disk image in Mac OS X . I use this disk image to store all secret files to hide information from friends and family members.
- If you are BSNL broadband user then learn How to Change BSNL Broadband Plan Online.
Change or Delete Stored Wifi Passwords in Mac OS X
Follow the below steps for to fix Wifi connecting problems in MacBook Pro or Air.
- Goto Utilities and click “Keychain Access”
- Choose the System Keychain of the left, passwords on the lower list. Right click on the network name and select delete. This will delete your old password.
- Also, be sure to delete the Wifi password under “System”.
- Restart your MacBook Pro or Air.
If you face any issue in resetting Wifi network password use comment section and I will help you out.
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