Wi-Fi: No hardware installed

[cliffordy]

Hi guys, I'm currently on my Macbook Pro 13" Unibody Mid 2010, running on Mac OS X 10.8.3. I'm facing a problem with my wifi connectivity. When I click onto the wifi tab on the menu bar, it says "Wi-Fi: No hardware installed".

I've tried different means, such as the resetting of SMC and PRAM, as well as running a hardware test, but to no avail. Anyone faced a similar problem and managed to solve it? Looking forward to the kind assistance, thanks!

 

[negativzero]

Your MacBook uplorry liao...

 

[ExplorerSG]

My 13" MBP also had the same problem. In the end, the wireless network hardware was replaced under AppleCare.

 

[PetPet]

Contact AppleCare. Probably a dead wireless card.

 

[negativzero]

Contact AppleCare. Probably a dead wireless card.

I doubt there is AppleCare remaining in a 2010 MBP

 

[PetPet]

I doubt there is AppleCare remaining in a 2010 MBP

Refurbished
Ayia must sound optimistic.

 

[roysum]

You can ask them for quote if your mbp don't have apple care (MacBook Pro Repair Service Singapore - Call: 6635 1518)

 

[B772ER]

check under about this mac > more info > system report > wifi and take a look at interfaces. if you don't see a broadcom airport extreme card in there it means that the wifi card is kaput and needs replacing.

 

[android]

I am having the same problem, I can see my airport under the about this mac>more info, treid resetting the SMC and PRAM but to no avail... any advise?

 

[szeli]

if no AppleCare, maybe can get a USB wifi dongle.

 

[negativzero]

I am having the same problem, I can see my airport under the about this mac>more info, treid resetting the SMC and PRAM but to no avail... any advise?

Use the recovery disk and do a fresh installation of mountain lion.