It’s hard to stay away from upgrading your Mac computer to the latest version of macOS Sierra. There are many cool features and a redesigned interface that every Mac users should experience.
After updating, it was evident that my Wi-Fi was slower than usual and updating to macOS Sierra definitely caused this problem. Even some static pages take forever to load.
After doing some research, we found a solution to the slowness of my Wi-Fi. If this happens to you in macOS Sierra, try the following.
- Turn off your Wi-Fi completely
- Create a new folder on your desktop and name it
- Open your Finder (the smiley face icon on the dock) and press Command + Shift + G. All three keys at the same time
- This will pull up Go To Folder. From there type in: /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/
- Look for the following files: com.apple.airport.preferences.plist, com.apple.network.identification.plist, com.apple.wifi.message-tracer.plist, NetworkInterfaces.plist, preferences.plist
- Copy and paste them to the folder you created in Step 2
- Then delete those .plist from the SystemConfiguration
One more step before you’re done. Restart your Mac computer. Once it’s rebooted, connect to your Wi-Fi again. My internet connection went back smoothly. If you continue to encounter slow Wi-Fi connection, visit a nearby Apple Store for further assistant.
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