Windows 10: I can't connect to my Wifi, usually when I open the list of available networks, it says "No...

While I was away, I had my laptop shut down for the duration 12 days. When I got back and went on my laptop, it was working just fine, I connected successfully, however that only lasted for a few minutes, as I was disconnected soon after. Since it was late already, I just shut it down again and waited until the morning to see if it would get fixed. It didn't, unfortunately.One of these things would always happen:1. Show no available wifi networks, and instead say "No Wi-Fi networks found"2. Connect successfully, then disconnect after less than a minute.3. After trying to connect, it would sa

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List availible wifi networks with powershell

I always use elevated cmd and I tested it again it is the same on other computer. Point is if you are not connected to wifi you get all listed if you are connected to one wifi you get only tht one. But you must not click icon on taskbar for wifis for a minute. All networks are availible all the time Also I have no restrictions. C:\>netsh wlan show filters Allow list on the system (group policy) --------------------------------------- <None> Allow list on the system (user) ------------------------------- <None> Block list on the system (group policy) --------------------------------------- <None> Block list on the system (user) ------------------------------- <None> - - - Updated - - -

when I use this line tha yes I get all wifis

 

Available WIFI connection not showing on the available network's list

My laptop can't see my office WIFI. The WIFI connects easily to my phone and all my co-workers' laptops. It saw the network and connected previously, but it no longer connects or comes up on the list of available networks (other networks still show up on the list, and my phone hotspot connects to the laptop just fine). I have troubleshooted, put off the Bluetooth, done a ping test, and updated the WIFI driver, but still nothing works. Although it worked for a while after the driver update

 

List availible wifi networks with powershell

So you are seeing all networks when using the command. Is it possible that the other networks have become unavailable during that 30 seconds? Have you checked the list shown in the Taskbar popup at the same time as using the command? You can check both at the same time using this combined command Code:

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