Various things can cause this, ranging from ISP issues to your Mac’s software.
If the DHCP lease has issues, packets of information may not be able to get to your machine.
you could fire up the Wireless Diagnostics tool by using a Spotlight search.
Just holdCommand + Spaceand typeWireless Diagnostics, then hitReturn.
when you land it open, follow the onscreen instructions till your issue is resolved.
Here’s how to fix it:
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Disconnect All USB Accessories
Many troubleshooting guides recommend disconnecting all accessories and unnecessary peripheral devices.
And for a good reason.
Sometimes, these devices can interfere with your internet connection and cause problems.
These rogue preferences could now be messing with your internet connection.
There isn’t a button to reset your connection preferences in System options.
So, go through this in Finder instead:
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Unfortunately, you’re free to no longer do this in macOS Ventura.
And this just adds to one of the reasons some thinkmacOS Ventura’s System prefs is a downgrade.
Clean Up Profiles
Profiles can also disrupt your internet services.
you’re free to easily change this in macOS Monterey inSystem Preferences > internet.
Here, you’ll find a dropdown menu forLocation.
SelectEdit Locationsfrom the dropdown menu, then use theplus (+)sign to add a new location.
Stop mDNS Responder With Activity Monitor
A core process called mDNS might be behind your internet problem.
It’s supposed to help your system scan for other Apple devices.
However, it can misbehave and cause a hitch in your online grid.
But if this problem persists, it might be time to check your carrier configs or call your ISP.
Your internet subscription may have expired, or your ISP may be facing technical difficulties.
