Nevertheless, I was able to reached the Time Capsule via Finder app. Then unplug my Time Capsule again, and wait at least 10 seconds: Reachable in AirPort Utility app again! After a while I went downstairs and suddenly the Time Capsule gave the ‘Device not found’ message. In my case this solutions worked for a couple of weeks staying all the time with my MacBook 12′ in the same WiFi and nearby the same Time Capsule.Your AirPort device will restart and after that it will be reachable again. MacOS_AirPort Utility_Device not found_03
APPLE AIRPORT EXTREME RESET FOR MAC OS X
This fix works for Mac OS X 10.11 El Capitan, macOS 10.12 Sierra and macOS 10.13 High Sierra as follows: How to fix AirPort Extreme or Time Capsule ‘Device Not Found’ in macOS In my case both an AirPort Time Capsule 5th generation (model A1470, mid 2013, ME182LL/A, 3 TB) and AirPort Time Capsule 4th generation (model A1409, mid 2011, MD032LL/A, 2 TB) shows up the ‘Device not found’. However, you cannot update it or change the settings. The Fix ‘Device not found’ in AirPort Utility for AirPort Extreme, AirPort Express and Time Capsule is done by unplugging the AirPort device and then deleting Apple ID in Back to my Mac.Īlthough the AirPort device is not found in the AirPort Utility app, it is still accessible via Finder app. Nevertheless, your AirPort or Time Capsule device is still working and reachable via Finder app. If ‘Device not found’ appears in the Airport Utility app on your Mac, it means that your AirPort Extreme, AirPort Express or Time Capsule is not showing up in the AirPort Utility app and hence, not accessible.
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