Contacted Apple support but they essentially told me to bring the computer to their service to have it checked.ġ0. This situation somehow dissolved by itself at the time as I didn’t manage to fix it then.) This recovery now unfortunately did not help either.ĩ. In a recovery mode I recovered my computer to an earlier copy of the system from Time machine, from about 1 month ago (that was the last backup I had, at that time ethernet was working, however sometime in July for several days I had also connection issues - it only worked for some minutes or sometimes maybe half an hour after starting the computer and then stopped and I had to reboot the computer to have internet working again. Did Etrecheck but it only showed issues with Adobe Reader Updater Helper not loading.Ĩ. Ifmaxaddr 0 port 6 priority 0 path cost 0 Root id 0:0:0:0:0:0 priority 0 ifcost 0 port 0 Maxage 0 holdcnt 0 proto stp maxaddr 100 timeout 1200 Id 0:0:0:0:0:0 priority 0 hellotime 0 fwddelay 0 Inet6 fe80::1%lo0 prefixlen 64 scopeid 0x1 Checked the network hardware in Terminal with “networksetup” and then with “ifconfig” but since I found such suggestions online, I don’t know what the outcome means (ie. Later I did it again and this time it didn’t help at all any more.Ħ. Reset PRAM/NVRAM - helped for a few seconds, after startup was ethernet working but in a moment showed Cable Unplugged again. Change settings in Network for "Configure IPv4" from DHCP to Manually - it helped for a second or two after reboot - the Ethernet showed 'connected' but in a second it turned back to cable unplugged.ģ. After Reboot go to System Preferences > Network and add all network interfacesĭid not help, even ethernet disappeared from the networks list to be added, so I put back the deleted files.Ģ. Delete file /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/ist and file /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/ist I will list them by points:ġ.- Delete all network interfaces in System Preferences > Network I am not computer savvy so I searched the net and did several things but nothing helped. In System Preferences>Network it says “Status: Cable Unplugged”, while I am now connected to the net through the same cable but from another computer, so it is not an issue with the network. It suddenly stopped working a few days ago. Thank you.Specs of my computer: MacBook Pro, 13-inch, mid 2012, Sierra 10.12.6, processor: 2,9 GHz Intel Core i7, memory 8 GB, Hard Disk 1TB. Please write to us to help resolve your issues - The website is now working and you can either write to us directly at the above email or use the website contact us form. We confirm we have a problem in the website when you submit the contact us form and is being fixed.
#Mac os ethernet status free#
However, the Free Version does what it claims it does.
#Mac os ethernet status full version#
I wanted to give 5 stars when I first downloaded it, but Im afraid the Full Version isn’t working properly. I also tried reaching out to the creator on his website through the contact link, but the messaging/email section doesnt work when you click send. It still appears as if I have the 'Free Version' instead of the 'Full Version.’ I also restarted my computer after trying to restore and nothing changes. I then try to 'Restore Purchase' but nothing happens. When I click it, the 'preferences menu' opens up. It suggests that I look at the Full Version. It worked for a bit and when I closed out of the app to refresh something, it does not appear as if I made the purchase. I recently downloaded the Ethernet Status App and purchased the Full Version for $1.99.
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