Windows 10: HELP! - 'Unable to connect to this network' when trying to connect to home WIFI Windows 11

HelloEvery time I try to connect to my home BT Hub wifi, it gives an error saying 'unable to connect to this network'. The network works fine on *all other devices* and I can connect to mobile hotspots via WIFI connection on my home hub. There are certain times in which the home hub wifi will connect to my PC, but will be for 2 minutes and during that time the WIFI is *incredibly* slow and is unable to load pages.Right now I am using a TP-Link wirelessly connected from my home hub to my computer via Ethernet connection. However, the download speed is much slower than it should be. This has onl

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cant connect to a wifi network,help!

Check to see if you have an existing Wi-Fi profile for that connection. If so, delete it and try to connect again.

Delete Wireless Network Profile in Windows 10

 

cant connect to a wifi network,help!

hey.
im trying to connect my laptop to my wifi network but after i write the network key it says "unable to connect to this network".
im able to connect to the same wifi with another laptop,a desk top and 2 phones.i also tried to download and install all network drivers.there was not an issue until now recently,it worked perfectly since i bought it until now.
windows 10 20h2,bld 19042.1348.
let me know and il add whatever is needed.

thanks in advance,

 

unable to connect to wifi network

Hi Alexander,

Reading through your post, we see that you have run a lot of troubleshooting steps to resolve your WiFi network connection issue. There ares some other steps though that you may still do to resolve it.

Please check Fix network connection issues in Windows 10.

To site some:

• On the first item about Things to try first, you will see basic troubleshooting steps. Included in this topic is a suggestion to contact your Internet Service Provider which will be able to guide you in checking connection with your router.
• Running the Network troubleshooter. This topic also includes applying network commands that may be able to help you. Please try the other network commands and check if it works.
• Uninstalling the network adapter driver and restart. You may try if you had a
  recent update.
• If you are running running Windows 10 Version 1607 or later you may also try
  Using network reset.

If you have tried all of the above and the connection still fails, you may try some other steps listed below:

• Change channel width for your network adapter.
  • Press Windows Key + S and enter type network. Chose
    Network and Sharing Center from the list of results.
  • When Network and Sharing Center opens, click the Change adapter settings.
  • Locate your wireless adapter and right click it. Choose Properties from the menu.
  • When Properties window opens, navigate to Advanced tab.
  • Select the 802.11 channel width and change the value. Some users have reported that changing the value to
    20 MHz has fixed the issue for them, but you might have to use a different value.
  • Click OK to save the changes.

• Disable IPv6 on your computer and router.
  • Open Network and Sharing Center.
  • Find the Connections section and click your current connection.
  • Connection status window will open. Click the Properties button.
  • Find Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP /IPv6) and uncheck it.
  • Click OK button to save the changes.
  • Restart your computer in order to apply the changes.
  • If the problem still persists, you might have to disable IPv6 on your router. Disabling IPv6 on your router is a complicated process, and it’s different for every type of router, so before you do that, check the your router’s instruction manual.

• Make sure that your adapter and router are using the same security type.
  • Open Network and Sharing Center and click the Manage wireless networks.
  • Find your wireless network, right click it and choose Properties.
  • Go to Security tab, find Security type section and select the
    same security type that your router is using. You might have to try several different security types before you pick the right one.
  • lick OK to save changes.

• Add the connection manually.
  • Open Network and Sharing Center.
  • Click Set up a new connection or network.
  • Choose Manually connect to a wireless network and click
    Next.
  • Enter the requested information such as network name, security key and security type.
  • Click Next to finish the process.
  • After you’ve created a new network connection, everything should be working without any problems.
    
  • If the issue persists, try changing the security type of your new network.

Kindly keep us updated with the status of the issue