Your chipset may not be compatible... What chipset do you have?
macbook wireless
hello im kinda a newb here but im having issues running bt3 on my black macbook i can surf the web just fine but when ever i open wireless assistant i get the error "no usable wireless devices found" what am i doing wrong
thanx
Your chipset may not be compatible... What chipset do you have?
"If it's stupid but works, it's not stupid." - Murphy's Laws of combat, #2
There's no may about it.Originally Posted by zWiReDz
i can't remember what chipset i had in mine but i had to replace the wireless card with one that supports injection. It's quite easy to change but you'd have to open up the device and therefore void you warranty.
J
Pick up a usb device, then you won't have to worry about opening it up.
Guessing macbooks chipsets aren't compatible then? Lol.
"If it's stupid but works, it's not stupid." - Murphy's Laws of combat, #2
Some are, some aren't. "Airport" is a very generic name. Some(most) cards are Broadcom cards, others are Atheros cards.
Gotchya. I'm not a big mac fan.. I don't even accept to fix macs at my store because you have to have like credentials to work on em', ect..
"If it's stupid but works, it's not stupid." - Murphy's Laws of combat, #2
Yea, you'd break the warranty just by opening them up. That's why I pay Apple $100 a year. That's actually the first time I've had a cert get me a job. The company I work for bought out one of their competitors and they were a 90% Mac company. The IT guy here didn't have much experience with Mac os, so they hired me on as a temp to help him get caught up. I was then hired on full time after a few months.
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