The wireless network has long been a familiar thing for many owners of computers and laptops. It is easy and convenient to use. Access to the Internet can be obtained anywhere in the apartment or office, but kilometers of wires will not get confused. You can access the Internet not only from a laptop, but also from a tablet or smartphone.
However, most users do not know how to solve even simple problems associated with the router, and do not understand how to enable wireless communication on a laptop. When access to the network disappears, you do not need to immediately call the technical support of the provider. First you need to figure out what caused the disconnection of the Internet: a computer or a service provider.
Wi-Fi does not work: is the laptop or router to blame?
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- Expand the list of network adapters.
- Right-click on what contains the word Wireless and click on "Enable".
In this way, the wireless network can be turned on either hardware or software.