1. Check your connection to your wireless modem or router:
• Make sure your modem/router is connected to the power outlet and the Ethernet cable is plugged in securely.
• Check the LED lights to see if they are lit up.
• Determine if any other devices can connect properly to the Wi-Fi network.
2. Try re-connecting to the network:
• Try disconnecting from and then reconnecting to the network.
• Try manually setting the wireless connection in your computer's network settings.3. Check your network settings:
• Confirm your network settings are correct and the SSID broadcast is turned on if you are using a router.
• Verify the network name and password are correct.
• Look for any available software or firmware updates.
4. Troubleshoot your computer's wiring and settings:• Try the ipconfig /all command in the command prompt to confirm the computer's network settings.
•Disable any programs or services that might externally interfere with the connection.
• Try resetting any firewall settings.
5. Try disabling the computer's network adapter.
• Right click the Wi-Fi icon in the taskbar and select Disable or Disable Network.
• Wait a few seconds before re-enabling the network adapter.