#Windows 10 not showing available networks driver#

Solution 10: Some users reported that it has something to do with their bandwidth and that changing it through the Advanced tab in the properties of the driver from the Device Manager has fixed it. Solution 9: Click on the Action center on the bottom right corner, click on Network and choose the Network & Internet settings and then try the network reset option. When you find it, right click, properties (Or double click the service) and then choose Automatic if it's set to disable or something else.

#Windows 10 not showing available networks windows#

In the new windows search for: Windows Event Log. To do this, press the Windows logo key + R and type in: services.msc. Solution 8: What fixed it for me was enabling a service I had disabled a long time ago. Solution 6: Control Panel -> Power Settings -> Change Plan Settings -> Click on Change Advanced Power Options -> Wireless Adapter Settings -> Power Saving Mode -> Change to Maximum Performance Type in sfc/scannow and when the procedure is done, restart your laptop. Solution 5: Press the Windows logo key + Q and type in: cmd. Mine is Qualcomm Atheros and If you can't find yours, right click on the listing for 'Network adapters' and select 'Scan for hardware changes'. After that, right click on the start icon -> Device manager (Or press Windows logo key + R and type in: devmgmt.msc) and check if the device is installed under Network Adapters. Solution 4: Uninstall the device from the Driver tab as shown in Solution 2(Do not check to delete the software). Solution 3: If you can access 'Status' from right clicking on the Wi-Fi, then Disable and Enable it from there also. Solution 2: Right click -> Properties -> Configure -> Driver Tab -> Disable then after some time Enable it again. Solution 1: Simply disable and enable it. When I'd go to the Control Panel -> Network and Sharing Center and then Change adapter settings, there'd be 3 red X's. And also make a system restore before continuing, cos you know.

#Windows 10 not showing available networks install#

Did you change anything in your router's options, did you install anything related to the network adapters and similar. To fix this problem, it's extremely important to trace back your steps.

#Windows 10 not showing available networks drivers#

Nonetheless, I'd recommend starting with that.Д«efore you begin looking for solutions, I'd strongly recommend you search your network adapter manufacturer's site for the latest drivers for your wifi adapter. The troubleshooter just misleads people more than it helps. Some might suggest using the network troubleshooter from Windows, but that just seems like creating a problem with extra steps. I spent an hour trying to fix it and I finally did it.

Finally, I noticed and I was amazed that it took me so long. So, it kinda slowly transitioned to me not noticing that the wireless icon on the taskbar had disappeared and the connection started getting worse and worse as days went by(idk what really was going on, I still had internet and one day it just stopped). I'd game all day and then at night, when I'd go to sleep I'd disconnect the cable to have the laptop on my lap before sleep time. I didn't notice that the wireless icon really disappeared. I used to be on a wireless, but then because of ping issues, I switched to an ethernet cable. It's basically a collection of all possible fixes for when the wireless icon disappears and you are out of a wireless connection. I just wanted to post this to anyone who might be having trouble with this.