Reinstalling the driver from scratch. An outdated or corrupt Wi-Fi driver can prevent your PC from connecting to the Internet. If the WiFi driver is to blame, a clean install will get you back online in minutes in USA. First, download the latest driver version using a wired Internet connection. At this point, you can safely delete the current driver in Device Manager so you can do a clean install. Connect your computer to a wired Internet connection in USA. If you don’t have access to the Internet via Wi-Fi, connect by plugging an Ethernet cable from your computer’s LAN port to the router’s LAN port. Macs don’t use wireless controllers. If you’re having trouble with your Mac, check out How to Fix General Computer Networking Problems on Mac. Press ⊞ Win+S to open the search box. To determine the best driver for your wireless card, you need to know the name of your wireless card. You can find this information in Device Manager in USA. Type in the search field and press Enter. Device Manager now appears on the screen. In the device list, click Network Adapters. This will expand a list of all network adapters on your computer in USA, including one that has the word “Wireless” in its name. [1] If you can’t find one labeled “Wireless,” right-click each controller and select “Properties.” .” Your wireless card should list “Wireless Card” under “Type.”
Note the name and version of the wireless adapter in USA. The name of the wireless adapter can be found at the top of the Driver tab. [2] Access the support section of your wireless card manufacturer. Here you will find links to download drivers for your device. For example, if your wireless card is made by Intel, go to www.intel.com and click Support. An example of a WLAN card name is “Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6235”.Find the name of your wireless card. This is the name you wrote earlier. Once you find your wireless card, click the link to go to the product page in USA. Download the drivers for your version of Windows. You may need to click a link that says “Downloads,” “Software,” or “Drivers” to find download links. Most companies provide drivers in an “.exe” file, making them easy to download and install. Save the download to a location you will remember, e.g. B. in the “Downloads” folder or on the desktop. Go back to Device Manager and expand the Network Adapters list. It is now preparing to remove the current driver. Right-click your wireless adapter under “Network Adapters” and then click “Properties.” Go to the “Driver” tab and then click “Uninstall” in USA. A pop-up window will appear asking you to confirm your choice. Click “OK” to confirm. The WLAN card entry now disappears from the “Network adapters” list. Double-click the downloaded .exe file. This should launch the installer which will install the WiFi drivers. [3] If the file ends in “.zip” instead of “.exe”, right click on the file and select “Extract All”. Select a folder to extract the files to and click Extract. Finally, double click on the .exe file located in the selected folder. (If there is no .exe file) At the top of Device Manager in USA, click the Action menu, then select Scan for hardware changes. Device Manager will now search your computer for hardware with no drivers installed. [4] If a driver is found, Windows will install it automatically. To confirm that a new driver has been installed, expand the list of network adapters and locate the entry for your wireless card. If a driver is not found, you may be prompted to navigate to the folder where the driver files are located. Navigate to the directory where you extracted the .zip files, then click OK or Install in USA.