BT Broadband: Connect wirelessly on a Mac

To make use of your broadband anywhere in your home you'll want to set up a wireless connection. This video will show you how to set it up with a Mac. If you need further support, find us on bt.com/help or on Twitter @BTCare

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• router
• modem

[BTCare]

@ Mr2018TV Have you currently got one and you are trying to get it connected? If you are getting any error messages let me know.

[BTCare]

@downformaintenance Sorry you are having trouble with your wireless - have you tried the suggestions on the wireless set up video? Do you get a stable wired connection when using ethernet? Let me know and we'll take it from there :)

[BTCare]

That's odd, is yours a G4 or are we talking about an older Powerbook? Has it ever worked? If its older, theres a chance it may not be compatible with the authentication on the Hub or perhaps its an issue with the wifi card in the Powerbook - seems most likely if the windows laptop is ok, drop me back some more info about the Powerbook and we'll take it from there.

[PandaJack555]

Do you need disks for mac

[BTCare]

@PandaJack555 You don't need a disk for your mac to get it connected to your Home Hub. Let me know if you are having problems.

[Mr2018TV]

does airport work with bt home hub

[downformaintenance]

Then enjoy resetting your BT home hub every time it decides to drop it's slow wireless connection and curse yourself for being so rash in deciding to enter an 18 month contract that carries an £11 per month penalty for early termination.

[benjamin308]

For some reason my Powerbook can't see the Homehub wireless signal in the list. Occasionally it'll appear and attempt to connect but never does. I have a dell (windows) laptop that connects without a problem. Any idea?

[spssw]

Thanks for posting this video.

[BTCare]

@spssw No problem, hope you found it useful :)