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Mac Wi-Fi Iconography

The Wi-Fi menu—located on the system menu bar—reveals what kind

of connection is in progress on your computer. Knowing what the icons

mean can help you troubleshoot problems. This icon is always at the

top of the Wi-Fi menu.

Note: If you don’t see a Wi-Fi menu on the system menu bar, read

Finding the Wi-Fi Menu, earlier.

A gray fan indicates an active Wi-Fi network adapter that isn’t

currently connected to a network. Read

Connect Your Devices.

A full fan with one or more black bars—the bars represent current

strength—indicates a current Wi-Fi connection to either a base station

or a network created through the Sharing system preference pane’s

Internet Sharing service. (An animation of each wave turning black in

turn occurs while the connection is underway.) For more information,

consult

Connect Your Devices and Appendix B: Setting up a Software

Base Station.

iOS devices may share a cellular connection via Wi-Fi using

the Personal Hotspot feature. When a Mac connects to such a network,

the fan icon is overlaid with interlinked loops. Apple also uses this

symbol in iOS to indicate a tethered connection of this kind.

A fan showing an up arrow indicates that the Internet Sharing

service is active on this computer. See

Software Base Station.

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