Asus laptop: Fn + F2
Lenovo laptop: Fn + F5 or Fn + F7
Acer laptop: Fn + F5 or Fn + F2
HP laptop: Fn + F12
Toshiba laptop: Fn + F12
With Sony Vaio or some other devices, there will be a separate button to turn the laptop's WiFi detector on and off.
See more ways to turn off and turn on wifi on laptop here
8. Restart Modem, WiFi Router
Just like on a computer, a Modem or WiFi Router for some reason has a conflict that causes the computer to not be able to connect to WiFi or because the device has been operating for a long time, causing it to hang. Very simple, you just need to turn off and turn on the Modem, WiFi Router or unplug the power source and plug it back in, then the device will automatically "fix" the conflicts and your computer can connect to WiFi again normally. often.
9. Reconnect to the WiFi network
Sometimes, for some reason, your WiFi Modem or Router fails and causes a situation where the WiFi network cannot be detected, cannot be accessed, or can be accessed but cannot access the network. You can try deleting WiFi and reconnecting to that WiFi. Please refer to the instructions for deleting WiFi connected on your computer that we shared previously.
10. Renew the IP address
When you access a router, your computer will be given an IP address by the router and this address can change from time to time and is not always a fixed number, which is why people call it. is dynamic IP. However, in some cases the router grants the same IP range to two different devices, leading to a conflict and one or both computers cannot access the network.
The solution for you now is to "renew" your computer's IP address by pressing the Windows + R key combination to open the Run dialog box and typing cmd then pressing Enter or OK.
The Command Command dialog box appears, enter the following command lines and press Enter after each command line.
net stop dhcp
net start dhcp
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
After completing and receiving the results as shown below, try reconnecting to the internet.
12. Reinstall the WiFi driver
It is not uncommon for users to reinstall Windows themselves and not know how to install the driver, or even install the wrong driver for that device. To check whether your computer has installed and updated the driver or not, you can do the following:
Step 1: From the user interface, press the Windows + R key combination and enter the command hdwwiz.cpl and press Enter or OK .
Step 2: The Device Manager interface opens, double-click Network adapters to check if there is a yellow exclamation mark icon or not. If there is a yellow icon, the WiFi Driver is likely not installed or the device receives the wrong Driver.
To fix this, you need to visit the company's support website, find the driver list for the model you are using and download the WiFi Driver package to your device to install. It sounds easy, but if you do it, you will find it difficult to use the DriverEasy tool to quickly update computer drivers. For details, readers can refer to the instructions on how to install DriverEasy to update the driver we previously shared.
13. The computer is infected with a virus
Having a virus-infected computer that causes you to not be able to access WiFi is also quite a common reason, mainly because you use software of unknown origin or do not have anti-virus software to protect you. The solution for you now is to reinstall Windows and use free and copyrighted anti-virus software to install suitable software on your computer.
14. WiFi card is broken
The case of a broken WiFi chipset is no exception, but the rate of failure of this part is quite rare. At that time, you can't do anything more than take the device to a reputable warranty and repair center to have it checked and replaced.
In addition, the wifi symbol with an exclamation mark may also be due to a network device such as a modem or wifi router that cannot allocate an IP address for the device. Therefore, to fix this error, readers can refer to the instructions for fixing the yellow exclamation point Wifi error that we previously shared.
15. WiFi Modem, Router is broken
You also need to consider whether the Modem or WiFi Router device is broken. In this case, the easiest thing you can do is call the network's technical staff to check for you. This method is quite convenient and extremely good for those who are not familiar with computers or networks.
Internet trouble support hotline:
- Viettel: 1800.8098
- VNPT: 028.800126
- FPT: 1900.6600
So, above are some causes and ways to fix the error of the computer not connecting to Wifi that readers can apply and share with friends who are experiencing these situations. In addition to the above situations, readers also need to pay attention to the input language, especially when the Wifi password is easily typed into Vietnamese. In addition, the case of users not being able to find wifi network information is also quite common and through this article we have previously shared instructions on how to fix the computer error of not being able to find a wifi network. .