Why cant I connect to wifi?
When I click on an available network, instead of "Login" appearing, "network.ux.modeview" rather appears and I'm unable to connect to the network. How do I fix it?
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Open your task manager and open the tab that says processes or Background Processes depending on the os. Once there find the process that says network.ux.modeview or the one that says network.ux.broker . High light the process and then click end task at the bottom of the box . Once done go back to your network settings and select your network and connect . Should work now. Hope this helps
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I couldn't find the "network.ux.modeview" or "network.ux.broker" among the processes. Im using windows 10
Hi @bryt ,
Try running SFC (System File Check) to see if it finds any problems
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