Windows 10: Windows won't detect other wi-fi

After the last Windows 10 update, the icons in the bottom right of the taskbar that show the calendar, wi-fi, volume, etc.--none of those respond with a left mouse click. Instead, I have to right click and select "open network and internet settings" on the wi-fi icon. From here, it will show the network I am connected to, but when I tell it to show more, it will not. I have DSL 2 lines, as well as a hotspot, so at minimum I should see 3 options, but it's just connecting me to the default and not showing anything else. If I manually disconnect, it still only shows option 1, not 2 or 3. It

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after latest update my phone lost his network and won t work...several times restart by himself...also wi-fi tile won t work

after latest update my phone lost his network and won t work...several times restart by himself...also wi-fi tile won t work

 

Can't detect any Wi-Fi network

Hi,

My Laptop(Lenovo ideapad 310-14IKB) suddenly can't detect any Wi-Fi networks. I can confirm that the Wi-Fi network appears as public on my phone. Troubleshooter can't fix this problem automatically but instead spews out this error :

There might be a problem with the driver for the Wi-Fi adapter

Windows couldn't automatically bind the IP protocol stack to the network adapter.

So far, I've took these steps to try fix the problem without resetting my laptop:

• Reinstalling driver. Both newest from manufacturer website and rolled back version.
• Network reset on Settings > Network & Internet > Status > Network Reset.
• Disabling IP Helper on services.msc
• `netsh winsock reset` and restart
• TCP/IP stack reset
• Disabling DHCP Broadcast Flag for my Wi-Fi adapter

Is there anymore things that I can do to fix this?

PS: My Wi-Fi is 2.4Ghz and my laptop can detect both 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz before this error.

 

Having Wi-Fi Issues

I'm having wi-fi issues with my Lumia 929, that I can't figure out and just seems to ridiculous to have on a smartphone in 2014. When I'm connected to any wi-fi connection that I've previously setup, and leave the location where that network is located (ex.
home), then go to another location (ex. work) where I've also sucessfully setup a wi-fi connection, my phone will not detect, and therefore will not connect to that wi-fi network.



Steps:

• Connected to wireless_home network
• Leave home, arrive at work
• Phone will not automatically detect or connect to wireless_work
• Restart phone, wireless_work is detected, and automatically connected

This is the kind of problem that will kill Windows Phones in the market! I've been somewhat loyal, but I'm getting very tired of this stuff.