the Rona makes getting that stuff difficult and again, I'm not exactly good with all this tech stuff. I really haven't seen a concrete solution to the problem aside from either replacing the WiFi card or buying an external wireless adapter both which I can do, but well. I've spent a fair enough time Googling this stuff for a fix, and found that this has been happening to a few people. I seem to temporarily solve the problem by using the troubleshooting option in Windows 10 (which just restarts the WLAN), but the last time this happened the time intervals between disconnects and restarts kept getting shorter and shorter until the WLAN brick'd itself and I did the entire reinstallation thing. Yesterday (and this morning) it happened again. The first time it happened to me (last weekend), I had to do a fresh restart of Windows (which didn't work) then the problem just. It would refuse to connect to any WiFi networks even if I turn it on and off again, and eventually the choice to turn on WiFi just disappeared alltogether. Then the WLAN adapter would just disappear in the Device Manager, even with hidden devices ticked on. Around two weeks ago it's started running into a strange issue where the WiFi would just stop working - can't detect any wifi networks. I'm not exactly a pro with this stuff, so I'll try to be as descriptive as possible with what happens and the stuff I've done to try and fix it.Ĭurrently using an ASUS TUF Gaming A15 FA506IV_FA506IV, with the aforementioned WLAN Wifi card.
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