Dear List, I wanted to use the migration assistant to move stuff from one mac to another, but I have recently changed wifi networks and the assistant started searching my old network, instead of my new one. So I went into network preferences, to try and delete the old network, by hitting delete service while focussed on my old network and then activating apply. I obviously did something very wrong, because, now no wifi networks are showing up under wifi in status menus, which says wifi not configuered, and network preferences is just showing weird services like thunderbolt interface and Iphone usb, but no wifi networks. Is this fixable, or can I never use wifi again on my air? I would be grateful for any advice you can give me.
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