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When you open your MacBook, the automatic WiFi connection feature allows you to connect effortlessly. However, some WiFi networks with unstable connections are still prioritized for access. To solve this issue, you can use the available network selection feature on macOS, which is very convenient but not widely known. In this article, I'll guide you through the process of prioritizing WiFi network connections for your MacBook, which is extremely easy.
How to prioritize WiFi network connections for MacBook
Step 1: Left-click on WiFi then choose Network Preferences.
Step 2: Select WiFi > Advanced to access settings.
Step 3: In the Preferred Networks section, your MacBook displays WiFi networks you've previously connected to. Now, simply drag your preferred WiFi network (ThaiPham) to the top for prioritized connection.
Step 4: Your prioritized WiFi networks have been moved to the top. Now, simply press OK to complete the setup process.
Congratulations! You've successfully prioritized WiFi networks for your MacBook. It's simple yet effective, isn't it? If you found this article helpful, please share it! Thank you for reading.
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