How To Solve Problems With Windows 10 Wifi

You have an internet connection but can’t start Wi-Fi? You are not alone, there are people who often experience this problem. The good news is that I have a patch for you and it’s very simple!

How to solve problems with Windows 10 Wifi
How to solve problems with Windows 10 Wifi

How to solve problems with Windows 10 Wifi

Let’s deal with the first and most basic amendment first.

1: Check the router if it is turned on or connected to the power supply

Of course, how can we start having a Wi-Fi connection if the source (modem) is dead. Make sure your modem is turned on.

2: Make sure Wi-Fi is on

If your modem is on, the lights are blinking, and you still don’t have a Wi-Fi connection, follow these steps.

1. On the keyboard, simultaneously press the Windows logo key + I. The Windows Settings will open

2. Then click Network and Internet

3. In the left panel, click Wi-Fi . Then turn on the switch under Wi-Fi if it was turned off

3: Reconnect to Wi-Fi network

STEP A: FORGET WI-FI

1. Click the Network icon in the taskbar (just behind the system clock)

2. Click Network Settings

3. Select Manage Wi-Fi settings

4. Under Manage known networks, click the network you want to delete.

5. Click Forget

STEP B: CONNECT TO THE WI-FI NETWORK AGAIN

1. Press the Windows Logo + X on the Start screen and then select Control Panel from the menu

2. Open the network and the Internet

3. Open Network and Sharing Center

4. Click Set up a new connection or network

5. Select Manually connect to a wireless network from the list and click Next

4: Uninstall the device driver

This step may seem a bit complicated, but it is very simple!

1. Go to your Start and enter Device Manager

2. Select the best result, which is Device Manager

3. Expand Network Adapter and click wireless driver select Uninstall

4. If prompted, click Delete driver software for this device.

5. Restart the computer and Windows will automatically reinstall the driver.

5: Use the troubleshooter

If the problem persists after following the steps above, you can try running the Wi-Fi troubleshooter.

1. Open Settings

2. Click Update & Security

3. Click Troubleshooting

4. Select the Network adapter option

5. Click the Run troubleshooter button

6. Select the network card you want to repair, click Wi-Fi

7. Click Next to start the process.

6: Check the airplane mode

This particular fix applies mainly to laptop users, you can have airplane mode, therefore you cannot properly connect to Wi-Fi.

1. On the keyboard, simultaneously press the Windows logo key + A to open the action center.

2. Click Expand to expand it (if you don’t see the Airplane option )

3. If airplane mode is gray, it is turned off. If it’s blue, click it to turn it off

7: Update drivers

If the problem persists, I suggest updating the wireless network adapter drivers.

1. Go to your Start

2. Enter Device Manager , select the best result to open the application

3. Expand network adapters

4. Right-click the device and select Update Driver. 5. Click Search automatically to update the driver option

If you have problems updating the drivers manually, you can use one of our products to perform the task FOR FREE!

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