Make sure that your Mac is always connecting first to the network type (WiFi or Ethernet) that you mostly use on your device.ġ. Shutdown the MacBook > Wait for 30 seconds and Restart your Mac again and see if you can now connect to internet. Note: Your Mac will automatically recreate above Folders when it restarts.ĥ. In System Configuration folder, delete the following folders (right-click on the Folders and move them to trash). In Go-to window, Type /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/ and click on the Go button.Ĥ. Click on the Finder Icon in taskbar > click on the Go tab in top-menu bar and select Go to Folder option in the drop-down menu.Ģ. The problem of No Internet on Mac due to Self-assigned IP Address can be fixed by removing certain files related to network connectivity on your computer.ġ. Click on OK to save the revised settings.Īfter the DHCP lease is renewed, you should be able to connect to internet, without encountering “Self-Assigned IP Address” error on your Mac. On the next screen, switch to TCP/IP tab and click on Renew DHCP Lease button.ĥ. On Network screen, select your Network ( Ethernet or WiFi) in the side-menu and click on Advanced.Ĥ. On System Preferences screen, click on the Network Icon.ģ. Click on Apple Logo in top menu-bar and select System Preferences… in the drop-down menu.Ģ. If your Mac appears to be connected to WiFi or Ethernet, but you are still unable to connect to internet, you should be able to fix the issue by renewing DHCP lease on your computer.ġ. If this fix works, you should find internet working properly on your Mac, as it starts using a valid IP Address on both WiFi and Ethernet networks on your computer. Power Cycle Modem/Routerīefore going ahead with other methods, disconnect the Modem/Router from its power supply source > wait for 60 seconds and reconnect the Modem/Router back to its power supply. Luckily, in most cases the problem of internet not working on Mac due to “Self-Assigned IP Address” can be easily fixed.
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