Exclamation mark on wifi icon and 1005D error code?

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Doing a System Management Controller Reset ( SMC ) is know to relieve an otherwise difficult issue to resolve.

" It does say ‘weak security’ and the wifi icon still has an exclamation mark but it works. " does tend to indicate the Router Wifi Security for the broadcast Signal is worthy of some explorations.

Perhaps this suggested Apple Support Document on this topic can help pinpoint some setting on the Router that needs adjustments

refer to link below

Recommended settings for Wi-Fi routers and access points - Apple Support

chris35467879 wrote:

Thanks for your reply! It only says ‘software versions’, no ‘interfaces’ or ‘current network information’.

t stopped working again my MacBook restarted on its own and we’re back to square one… no wifi connection nor does the hardware show up in system information…I’ll just send it to Apple

It appears to have a fault. intermittent fault, either way you have a hardware issue—take it in.

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chris35467879 wrote:

My 2017 MacBook Pro has an exclamation mark on the wifi icon. I’ve booted into safe mode as well as recovery mode and there’s no wifi icon in those modes.

I’ve reset the NVRAM and the SMC. I’ve rebooted my router too though I doubt it’s the router cause our wifi works just fine on other devices.

I ran a diagnostics test and got the 1005D error code. Wireless diagnostics doesn’t work because the app closes right after I click on it.

I reinstalled Ventura but I still can't connect to wifi. Is there anything else I could do ?

This error 1005D means it is having an issue connecting over wifi....

From >(Option key)System Information>Network>Wifi is your hardware being recognized by the system?

if not you have a hardware issue.

Have the computer evaluated by the Professionals who have the Special Hardware / Software and Expertise to diagnose the issue and offer possible solutions

Ouch and bad luck 😂

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