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Laptop Not Seeing Any Wireless Networks?
The other day my computer nearly died on me, and I ended up having to call HP. They told me to load up the computer's last good configuration from the advanced boot menu, which I did, and the laptop was saved.
Only problem is, now it won't pick up wireless networks. Right now I'm tethering from my phone, but that Wi-Fi only goes up to a certain degree.
Anyone have any idea what's wrong?
3 Answers
- 9 years agoFavorite Answer
Check to see if the wireless service is running.
- 9 years ago
Is it off? Or Did you update your wireless network driver? I had same problem as you when i reformatted my hard drive but i updated my driver and it works. This what i do Click on Start then type in Device Manager scroll down till you see Network adapters>>Expand that and click on your wireless network adapter>>Click update driver software. Hope this helps if not im sorry i tryed my best
- Anonymous4 years ago
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