Use the EW-7711MAC to download and stream media from YouTube, Netflix or other services without waiting for buffering, or stream media across your network from a NAS (network-attached storage) at lightning speeds. With it’s stylish and minimal design, the EW-7711MAC perfectly fits your MacBook as part of it’s original design. The EW-7711MAC AC450 Wireless USB Upgrade Adapter ‘s Nano design is perfect design for mobility and convenience for you to take the advantage of 11ac 5GHz super-fast speed anywhere. As the world’s first dedicated 11ac 5GHz adapter, the EW-7711MAC unlocks a new world of intelligent Wi-Fi performance and applications, future-proofing your laptop to communicate and sync with the next wave of 11ac-ready smartphones and tablets. At speeds of up to 433Mbps, the EW-7711MAC is great for online gaming, video streaming or other bandwidth-intensive tasks which are too much for the standard 2.4GHz Wi-Fi frequency to handle. Upgrade iMAC and MacBook to super high speed 802.11ac Wi-Fi and enjoy streaming video and data.Įnjoy a better, smarter wireless experience with the super-fast, interference-free 5GHz frequency band. The Edimax EW-7711MAC is the next generation of Wi-Fi adapter, compatible with the 802.11ac standard and delivering speeds of up to 433Mbps at 5GHz - almost three times as fast as 802.11n.
Super-speed 802.11ac 5GHz USB adapter upgrades your network device to 802.11ac with the super-fast Wi-Fi speeds up to 433Mbps on the interference-free 5Ghz frequency band.
Mac 911 cannot reply to email with troubleshooting advice nor can we publish answers to every question.The next generation 802.11ac wireless standard is set to revolutionize Wi-Fi. We’re always looking for problems to solve! Email yours to including screen captures as appropriate. Updated: The Edimax adapter’s maker added a Sierra driver. If it’s out of warranty, you can avoid an expensive motherboard or module repair by getting a third-party Wi-Fi USB dongle, like the Edimax AC1200, which comes with drivers from the maker for OS X and macOS through Sierra. If your Mac remains under warranty, keep details of your testing handy and call for a repair. In forums, many users were able to solve the problem by resetting one or other of these.īut if resetting those two system states doesn’t bring Wi-Fi back, it’s time to hit the shop. You can try to clear the hardware state by resetting the non-volatile memory (NVRAM) or the System Management Controller (SMC). That’s either a low-level configuration issue or a hardware problem. If hardware is the issue, the Wi-Fi drop-down menu will read “Wi-Fi: No Hardware Installed”.
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