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Connecting to wifi causes networking to disappear
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Sometimes, while trying to connect to WiFi on my Windows 10 laptop, the connection won't complete with the following predictable pattern:
- Windows says "checking network requirements" for a very long time
- "Checking network requirements" disappears, and the progress dots proceed for a very long time
- The WiFi connections screen disappears and the "no network devices" icon appears in the taskbar
- Repeat #2
- Windows reports "Cannot connect to this network"
After retrying the connection several times, this process will stick at #3 until the machine restarts, and the whole process can begin again.
This happens at various networks around the U.S. indiscriminately (home, work, airports, hotels), although I have noticed that it does happen more in particular locations within the same network (e.g., a colleague's office at work, the bedroom at home). Due to this occurring on so many networks, I think it's my problem, but how can I diagnose and fix it?
Oh, and I've tried updating and rolling back drivers, and nothing happened, good or bad.
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Sometimes, while trying to connect to WiFi on my Windows 10 laptop, the connection won't complete with the following predictable pattern:
- Windows says "checking network requirements" for a very long time
- "Checking network requirements" disappears, and the progress dots proceed for a very long time
- The WiFi connections screen disappears and the "no network devices" icon appears in the taskbar
- Repeat #2
- Windows reports "Cannot connect to this network"
After retrying the connection several times, this process will stick at #3 until the machine restarts, and the whole process can begin again.
This happens at various networks around the U.S. indiscriminately (home, work, airports, hotels), although I have noticed that it does happen more in particular locations within the same network (e.g., a colleague's office at work, the bedroom at home). Due to this occurring on so many networks, I think it's my problem, but how can I diagnose and fix it?
Oh, and I've tried updating and rolling back drivers, and nothing happened, good or bad.
windows-10 wireless-networking
asked 3 hours ago
Milliron XMilliron X
1205
add a comment |
Sometimes, while trying to connect to WiFi on my Windows 10 laptop, the connection won't complete with the following predictable pattern:
- Windows says "checking network requirements" for a very long time
- "Checking network requirements" disappears, and the progress dots proceed for a very long time
- The WiFi connections screen disappears and the "no network devices" icon appears in the taskbar
- Repeat #2
- Windows reports "Cannot connect to this network"
After retrying the connection several times, this process will stick at #3 until the machine restarts, and the whole process can begin again.
This happens at various networks around the U.S. indiscriminately (home, work, airports, hotels), although I have noticed that it does happen more in particular locations within the same network (e.g., a colleague's office at work, the bedroom at home). Due to this occurring on so many networks, I think it's my problem, but how can I diagnose and fix it?
Oh, and I've tried updating and rolling back drivers, and nothing happened, good or bad.
windows-10 wireless-networking
asked 3 hours ago
Milliron XMilliron X
1205
Sometimes, while trying to connect to WiFi on my Windows 10 laptop, the connection won't complete with the following predictable pattern:
- Windows says "checking network requirements" for a very long time
- "Checking network requirements" disappears, and the progress dots proceed for a very long time
- The WiFi connections screen disappears and the "no network devices" icon appears in the taskbar
- Repeat #2
- Windows reports "Cannot connect to this network"
After retrying the connection several times, this process will stick at #3 until the machine restarts, and the whole process can begin again.
This happens at various networks around the U.S. indiscriminately (home, work, airports, hotels), although I have noticed that it does happen more in particular locations within the same network (e.g., a colleague's office at work, the bedroom at home). Due to this occurring on so many networks, I think it's my problem, but how can I diagnose and fix it?
Oh, and I've tried updating and rolling back drivers, and nothing happened, good or bad.
windows-10 wireless-networking
windows-10 wireless-networking
asked 3 hours ago
Milliron XMilliron X
1205
asked 3 hours ago
Milliron XMilliron X
1205
asked 3 hours ago
Milliron XMilliron X
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asked 3 hours ago
Milliron XMilliron X
1205
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