Prior to MacOS Ventura, I was able to set the priority of WiFi Networks by dragging them up or down in the list. Now the networks in the list are no longer draggable. How do I set the priority?
MacBook Pro 15″, macOS 10.12
Okay. I found out the option to reorder Wi-Fi networks was removed in Ventura. You have to select the network you prefer to auto join. You have to manually switch between them.
"Quickly toggle the automatic join setting for a known Wi-Fi network: Move the pointer over the known network, click the More 
button, then choose Auto-Join."
Okay. I found out the option to reorder Wi-Fi networks was removed in Ventura. You have to select the network you prefer to auto join. You have to manually switch between them.
"Quickly toggle the automatic join setting for a known Wi-Fi network: Move the pointer over the known network, click the More button, then choose Auto-Join."
Thanks for the suggestion, however when I click on Set Service Order... I get a list of network interfaces rather than a list of WiFi SSIDs.
Did you click on the "…" button and choose "Set Service Order"?
You're welcome. I had to add a couple Wi-Fi networks to see what you meant. So the bottom line is, I don't know the answer.
How do I reorder WiFi priority in MacOS Ventura?
