Windows 10: Some Weird "Possible Solution: Networking Reset" Popups On Network Troubleshooter.

Now I Can Have Fun On The Internet On Microsoft Edge, I Just Got A Weird Networking Issue When The Network Drivers Are Having Issues On My HP Pavilion Laptop, I'll Just Go To PC Settings, I Run The Network Troubleshooter, And This Annoying Thing Comes Up Called "Possible Solution: Networking Reset", Clicking This Button As An Administrator, And Also It Has An Alert Letter Saying "Needed To Reset Wi-Fi Adapter, Not The Router, Requires Reboot", I Click Reboot, And There, Reboot In 5 Minutes, After That, It Just Reboots Now, Behind The Shutdown Screen, You Can See The Files Like Documents, Downloads, etc. And Their Personalized Settings Are Now Gonna Get Deleted From Now On, After It Starts Up, I Look Very Confused, I Just Said,



"Wow, That's New, Is It Just A Kind Of A New Reset, Or What? I Have To Restore My Personalized Settings. Sigh "



Now If I Can Just Restore My Personalized Settings, There Is No Feature In PC Settings That You Can Restore Personalized Settings, So I Just Decided To Restore It Manually, At The Next Week, When I'm Browsing At Microsoft Edge Again, It Does That Weird Thing Over And Over Again, Next Week, Next Week, Personalized Settings Deleted, Deleting Cache And Data, Rebooting Deletion, Sigh I Just Read An Article That Reboots And Deletes Everything. What Should I Do Now? Pls Reply Me. My HP Pavilion Laptop Runs On Windows 10 Home.

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Resetting Network Adapter

While I have read several suggestions for resetting the network adapter, they all involve rebooting the PC. I am wondering why the Windows Network and Internet troubleshooter doesn't reboot after resetting the adapter? Whatever it does appears (mostly) to solve my network connection issues and a solution that doean't involve rebooting would be an improvement.

 

Wifi Possible Solution: Networking Reset...is not working

The desktop recognises the wifi network, but programs are not connecting. After Diagnose, the solution given is "Possible Solution: Networking Reset", this does not solve the problem.

What can I do?

 

Wifi Possible Solution: Networking Reset...is not working

Hi Mac,

When troubleshooting Wi-Fi problems, answering these few basic questions can help figure out where to start:

• When was the last time you accessed the internet?
• Do you see an error message? If yes, what is the exact error message?
• Have you tried connecting a different device to the same network?
• Have you tried to connect your PC directly to the internet using an ethernet cable?

In the meantime, you can run the automated troubleshooter for internet concerns as it will identify and resolve issues it detects. You may also follow the basic
troubleshooting steps in Why can't I get online? article.

If the issue persists, you may follow the advanced steps in Fix network connection issues in Windows 10
article.

Let us know if you need further assistance.