How to Set Up Preferred Wi-Fi Connection Mode on Mac

This step-by-step guide explains how to set up preferred Wi-Fi connection mode on mac. It covers the required setup, the main actions, and the checks that help prevent common problems.

In the list of Wi-Fi networks that your Mac has ever accessed and used, there will certainly be some networks with weak connections and no stable connections. So why don't we set the automatic mode to connect to a strong Wi-Fi network in the connection list that your device can access?

On Mac OS with very useful features, it is the network selection feature, preferably connected to a strong Wi-Fi network when the device can connect to many other networks. This will help us avoid slow network situation, network errors, automatically jump the network, avoid affecting the work being done.

Step 1

Start by we will select the Wi-Fi icon in the menu bar and select the Open Network Preferences.

Step 2

Network Interface appears. In the menu bar on the left of the interface, we select the Wi-Fi item, then look at the interface on the right, select Advanced. At the bottom.

Step 3

Next in Preferred Networks , a list of all Wi-Fi networks that we have connected and used on the Mac appears.

Step 4

If you want To prioritize your network connection on your Mac , just Select and move the network name you want to prioritize on top of the list . Continue with other networks to prioritize connections from high to low. Finally select OK To save this change.

So you have finished setting up priority network access on Mac OS. When the device catches the Wi-Fi network in the list, the device will automatically connect to the network in the first position, next to the second position, then descend. This setting will automatically be saved and make a connection based on the preferred network list that we have selected on the Mac.

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