Now it should not be seeing ANY internet so the newly-created internet preference files will be blank. (move them to the trash but do not delete for now)Īlso, maybe check in the Library/Preferences folder and move the file to the desktop (not sure of that one), and reboot again. Reboot.įor Snow Leopard they should be (ack! let me fire up my own Mac Pro with 10.6.8 on it here.) in the Users/Home/Library/ Preferences folder - you want the and the files. Have you tried moving your network preferences files into the rubbish?įirstly, boot into Snow Leopard and go to the Network settings and set the Configure IPv4 button to OFF, save changes and quit the System Preferences. Your new modem could certainly throw that file a wobbler. They DO get constantly rewritten and can go wonky on occasion. If it is working in El Capitan, and not Snow Leopard, I'd wager a network preference in Snow Leopard is messed up. Oh, yeah, Ethernet is a different animal, you are correct the wifi isn't relevant.
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