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Quick Troubleshooting Guide

If you need quick help, here’s the starting point. I first look at handling

a locked-up base station and then give tips for solving a variety of

common problems.

Note: Light Reading, a few pages ahead, helps you learn about a

problem by decoding a base station’s LED status light.

Reset a Locked-up Base Station

If an AirPort Extreme, AirPort Express, or Time Capsule appears

neither in the Wi-Fi

menu as an available network nor in AirPort

Utility as an available base station, or AirPort Utility identifies it as

missing, try these steps in order:

Check a Local Connection

Make sure that the computer running AirPort Utility is on the same

local network as the base station. Try connecting the computer via

Ethernet to one of the base station’s LAN ports. Try AirPort Utility

again.

Cycle the Power

If a direct Ethernet connection doesn’t work, try cutting the power.

Before you turn off a Time Capsule, make sure

Time Machine backups

or other transfers aren’t in progress—for each computer on your

network that uses the Time Capsule, eject any mounted Time Capsule

volumes and halt Time Machine backups. The easiest way is via the

Time Machine system preference pane: flip On to Off. After you power

cycle the Time Capsule, you can flip Time Machine back on for each

computer.

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