How to set the default WIFI network in mac?

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Anish Chandran picture Anish Chandran · Feb 13, 2012 · Viewed 8k times · Source

My Mac is getting connected to a default network always. I want to change the default wifi network. How can i do that?

Thanks and Regards

Answer

Maarten Kesselaers picture Maarten Kesselaers · Feb 13, 2012

Go to your Network Preferences ==> Advanced In this menu, you'll see all your networks that are known. The order of the list, determines the order to connect to.

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