WiFi settings is unable to connect
in WiFi setting it’s not showing available networks to connect
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- Does other devices see wifi at that location? Could be a dead zone.
- If there is a wifi switch (or airplane mode) on the laptop (either a function key or even a mechanical switch), may need to toggle it
- Windows 10 and 11 have a Airplane mode in the wifi area, and it needs to be OFF, for the radios to work
- Try restarting the system, as it may be a OS/driver issue; the login screen has a wifi button, and should show the networks...
- Try shutting down the system, give it 5 minutes, then turn it on, as it might reset the hardware if it had locked up.
- Could also be the wifi is disabled in the bios, or the card is faulty, or there is a driver corruption.
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Hi @iampragnan71004
Try using the laptop's WiFi as close as possible i.e. <15cm from your home network router and check if it detects the network signal OK.
What s the full model number of the laptop, as shown on the product information label on the bottom of the laptop?
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