Windows 10: unable to connect wifi in my laptop

i am uning HP 430 windos 7 OS, i am unable to connect the wifi in my laptop, wifi usb adoptor

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Laptop Freezes or wifi gets disconnected and unable to connect to new wifi hotspot when laptop is moved

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I have an Asus X550LD laptop with 8gb ram , graphics card and i 5 processor.

When my laptop is moved, then one of the below mentioned things happen.

1. My laptop freezes totally. It does not respond to any key and then I had to only hard reboot the computer.
2. My laptop gets disconnected to the connected hotspot and then it shows very few hotspot and it is unable to connect to any of them.

It does not happen when the laptop is moved in a certain direction or way. I think it is totally random.

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

 

Laptop unable to automatically connect to university wifi

Hello,

as the Title says, ever since upgrading to windows 10, my laptop will not automatically connect to my university wifi. It simply says (translated from german) "connection to this network is impossible".
to bypass this issue i have to go to the "known networks" list and make my laptop forget the university wifi network.
after that i can manually connect to the wifi and it prompts me to type in my id and pass as it is supposed to, then it logs me in. It is (obviously) a public network, so i suppose its got to do something with security settings, but i didnt find anything that would seem to solve the issue.
things ive tried:

• change frequency of 802.11 to 20MHz only (from automatically).
• enable FIPS encryption.
• Update my network adapters drivers.
• manually type in the id and pw in the specific networks settings

the thing is, when i had win7 on this laptop it would always autoconnect to this network, it only happened after installing win10.

edit: fixed typo in title

 

Laptop unable to automatically connect to university wifi

Go see the campus IT gods that handle student network issues. They are there for a reason and may have to redo the setup to allow your unit to connect to the campus network if there was something they had to do before.

Also they can lock out a computer that flags on the system as an issue, and again go see the IT gods on campus.