broadcom 802.11n network adapter random hardware address

#Broadcom 802.11n network adapter random hardware address code#
#Broadcom 802.11n network adapter random hardware address mac#

I find it logical to be a OS problem, but it happens on both. I have seen a thread on the Apple forum with people that can ONLY connect to 5GHz networks, but I can't find it now. On OS X I use FakePCIID BCM4352Z as xxxx ( can't remember the numbers ) and the bcmrampatch for bluetooth. I can't test it with another 5Ghz since I dont have 2 routers. The laptop won't connect to another network except the 5GHz one. So I opened the case, detached the battery, pressed the power button for like 30 seconds to consume all the power, waited 5-7 minutes and attached the battery.

Im inclined to say the card is damaged but why does it work without ANY sort of problems with my home network and why was it working with all the networks in the past ?

#Broadcom 802.11n network adapter random hardware address mac#

IPhone Hotspot (Connection Timeout on Mac and on Windows it connects for a second, the iPhone shows 1 Device Connected and then it disconnects immediatly)įriends Home Network (Connection Timeout on Mac and Can't Connect to the Network on Windows) My Network ( takes some time and at the end It can't connect to it) My Network 5GHz (works without any sort of problem in both os's)

#Broadcom 802.11n network adapter random hardware address code#

Note: I ran some diagnostics on mac and I had 3 possibilities (but I dont know if they are even related to my case or just random advice) saying something about country code (that's when I tried connecting to my iPhone Hotspot). The ANY OS part is what scares me, I hope it's not a card problem. I'm asking this since yeah, it works with ONE network (and works without ANY sort of problems) it wont work with another network, on ANY OS. Since the White wire is so short they may have touched at some point (I'm sure they were touching, but it was still working, both Mac and Windows). Note: The black wire (for the antennas) is longer than the white wire and on the Intel card the position is Black, White. I saw many threads regarding this (especially Yosemite) but my problem is in BOTH OS's. I tried connect to the normal one but it just hangs, no errors but it just never connects. I used to connect to the normal but but after I created a special 5GHz version I started using that one (this IS NOT when the problem started). NOTE: I have 2 versions of the Network, one 5GHz and one normal. When I want to connect to my home network it works instantly, on both Mac and Windows. When I put the old Intel Card back in it works without any problem. Sometimes, through many restarts and pulling the Wi-Fi card out and putting it back in maybe it will connect to a network, works for a few seconds and then drops the connection. On OS X it says 'Connection Timeout' and on Windows 'Cannot connect to the Network' (or something like that). It won't connect to any network (tested two, one at a friends house and my iPhone Hotspot) except my home network. It used to work fine without any problems but now It's acting all weird.

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