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I have a Retina MacBook Pro, that connects to a wireless network at work for intra- and internet access. I also regularly plug in an ethernet cable to access the same network. In my Network preferences I've ordered the USB Ethernet connection above the Wi-Fi connection, so my computer should prefer the ethernet connection. However it still connects to the wireless network, burdening our wireless router for no reason.
How do I configure my Mac to automatically disconnect from the wireless network, when it's connected to the Internet over an ethernet connection?
1Does the MAC BIOS / UEFI not have an option for this? On Dell its under power, HP I think its called auto WLAN/LAN but with Apple its probably in display or some other counter-intuitive place (sarcasm, yes... but only lightly) – Austin T French – 2013-09-10T23:34:00.980
Sounds like Macs use EFI, but I can't even tell how to get into the setup menu for it without downloading a program like rEFIt. I read a forum post somewhere about a key combination involving Opt, Cmd, F and O... O_o – SteveK – 2013-09-29T03:00:27.510