![]() ![]() If the above steps do not work, please try the below steps:ġ) Click Start> Type in 'Device manager' and click on it.Ģ) Expand Network adapters within device manager.ģ) Look for an adapter which has the word 'wireless' in it.Ĥ) Right click on the adapter and click on uninstall. Right click on the option and click on Restart if its already started or click on Start if its not.Ĭheck if wifi is enabled and if you are able to connect now. ![]() The problem might be arising out of an issue with the Wireless services or the network drivers on your machine.ġ) Click Start> Type in 'Services' and click on the services option.Ģ) Within the Services window, scroll down to the bottom and look for 'WLAN Auto configuration'.
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