Windows 10: When I’m setting up my laptop, it keeps restarting even though I have my Wi-Fi. Can you...

I select my home country and picked my internet network. My window logo keeps popping me out. This led my laptop to restart the process.

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Wi-Fi errors (Windows 10)

I'm currently troubleshooting a HP laptop (HP G62-a10SQ to be more specific). The problem is that it doesn't want to connect to any Wi-Fi network. It leaves me with the generic error "Can't connect to this network." I've tried these steps so far

• Restarting the computer
  
• Flushing DNS
  
• Releasing and renewing the ipconfig
  
• Uninstalling the driver
  
• Reinstalling the driver
  
• Reseating the Wi-FI module
  
• Checking Windows Update for any drivers
  
• Updating the driver in Device Manager
  
• Temporarily removing my Wi-Fi encryption
  
• Trying to connect to a different Wi-Fi network outside of my network
  
• Probably more troubleshooting steps I can't remember atm (I will edit the post if I remember anything)
  

 

Win 10 Laptop Looses Wi-Fi on restart / reboot

Windows 10 laptop will not accept or even recognize a Wi-Fi wireless network 90% of its startups.
The laptop is as follows:



HP Pavilion 17 Notebook PC

Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4210U CPU @ 1.70GH 2.40 GHz

System Type: 64-bit OS, x64-based processor

RAM: 12.0 GB



Windows 10 Home; Version 1809



First steps:

1. Network Adapters:
   
   1. Bluetooth Device (Personal Area Network) #2
      
   2. Realtek PCIe FE Family Controller
      
   3. WAN Miniport (IKEv2)
      
   4. WAN Miniport (IP)
      
   5. WAN Miniport (IPv6)
      
   6. WAN Miniport (L2TP)
      
   7. WAN Miniport (Network Monitor)
      
   8. WAN Miniport (PPPOE)
      
   9. WAN Miniport (PPTP)
      
   10. WAN Miniport (SSTP)
       
       
       
       This issue has been going on for several months and I am out of ideas.
       
       
       
2. I have uninstalled all 10 network adapters and tried both rebooting or shutdown the PC for several minutes.
   
3. Each network adapter has the current drivers.
   
4. I ran the (netsh wlan show wlanreport) but the Profile Output does not list any Wi-Fi profiles stored on the PC.
   
   
   
   If I continue the above listed steps between 1 – 2 hours the Wi-Fi will finally show up.
   Even though it is configured to connect automatically I still have to manually connect it when it finally shows up.
   
   
   
   Second steps:
   
   
   

1. I called Microsoft and attempted several issues.
   We ended up using the following 5 Registry commands, which corrected the recognition of the Wi-Fi for several restarts.
   
   1. Netsh Winsock reset
      
   2. Netsh int ip reset
      
   3. Ipconfig /release
      
   4. Ipconfig /Renew
      
   5. Ipconfig /flushdns
      
      
      
2. However, after a couple of days the lack of Wi-Fi failed again.
   I was able to run the 5 registry commands (listed above) and correct the issue several times HOWEVER, everything changed today.
   
3. TODAY – I ran the registry sittings, I deleted all 10 Network Adapters, I restarted or rebooted the laptop each time.
   The bottom line is it took me over 2 hours to finally get the laptop to recognize the Wi-Fi.
   
   
   
   ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. MICROSOFT FIND AND FIX THIS/ THESE ISSUES FOR ALL………..
   
   
   
   I am totally out of ideas and yes I run anti-virus and Malware protection.
   Any new ideas would be greatly appreciated.
   

 

Windows 10 laptop is connected to the Wi-Fi, but don't give me the opportunity to enter a password.

Hi,

I suggest you to follow the below steps to delete the connected Wi-Fi device and try adding it again.

• 
  Type View Network Connections in the search bar and click on the same.
  
• 
  If your Wi-Fi device is listed, right-click on the device and click on
  Delete.
  
• 
  Now, try connecting to the Wi-Fi and check if it prompts for the password.
  

Hope this helps. Keep us updated with the issue to assist you further.

Thank you.