Windows 7 is unable to connect to Wi-Fi?
My windows 7, ASUS notebook recently stopped connecting to my Wi-Fi. Once i put in the password it comes up with a message "Windows is unable to connect to (my networks name)". I tried clicking on "troubleshoot problems" but that comes back with "Troubleshooting couldn't identify the problem". All my other devices including iphone, ipad and 2 other laptops successfully connect to the network with out any problems. I have tried reformatting my laptop but that didn't work. I have also tried uninstalling my wireless adaptor driver from my laptop, then reinstalling it. I can successfully connect via ethernet cable but not through wireless connection.
Connect Your Laptop by using a cable (plug it into the router and then to laptop). Go to Your Router, and look for ip address on it, there should be a sticker with it, type ip address (in some cases it can be a website address) into Your browser, type password and login that is on the router (also on sticker). Your should be on your router options. Now You can try to change Your Wi-Fi password, try to connect without the cable if nto working then look for the reset button on the router. Reset Your router. Go and try to make a new Wi-Fi connection once again (set up a new password as well). If not working then plug Your laptop into router again and try to download new Wi-Fi drivers.
At this point you've done what most people would do. The (Wi-Fi card inside the laptop) unit is broken, replace it.
Re-install the Wi-Fi driver or update it
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