No more WIFI
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billmaxime Posted messages 50523 Registration date Status Contributor Last intervention -
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Hello everyone,
Oh geniuses of computer science... I really need help... Please enlighten me!
For your information, my desktop PC is an HP (running Windows 10, 64-bit)
So here it is, I go on my desktop, relaxed and in a good mood... And then... no wifi network! I can't even find, in the lower right corner, the icon with the bars that used to indicate wifi... instead, there's a computer with a plug and a red cross... And when I click on it, it suggests connecting an ethernet cable, but the wifi has disappeared :o
I don’t want an ethernet cable, I want my wifi back! It's working on my laptop, so the problem is with my PC...
So I scoured all the forums, quite a few people were in my situation, I followed all the advice given by users, but unfortunately it didn’t work.
I followed the advice:
- I tried to uninstall my antivirus (McAfee), but I couldn't do it so I completely removed it. Still no wifi...
- I reinstalled the WIFI driver (LAN) with HP recovery manager: still no wifi
- I did a system restore, I restored to before an update from 4 days ago when my wifi was still working...
The restoration didn't work because of my antivirus software (even though it was deleted, I don’t understand...), so I did it in safe mode and it worked... but still no wifi!
And now, I’m ready to give up this virtual battle, so my last hope: I’m posting my problem on this forum.
Does anyone have a flash of genius? Even a spark, I’ll take it...
Thank you for your interest,
Best regards,
A desperate internet user
Oh geniuses of computer science... I really need help... Please enlighten me!
For your information, my desktop PC is an HP (running Windows 10, 64-bit)
So here it is, I go on my desktop, relaxed and in a good mood... And then... no wifi network! I can't even find, in the lower right corner, the icon with the bars that used to indicate wifi... instead, there's a computer with a plug and a red cross... And when I click on it, it suggests connecting an ethernet cable, but the wifi has disappeared :o
I don’t want an ethernet cable, I want my wifi back! It's working on my laptop, so the problem is with my PC...
So I scoured all the forums, quite a few people were in my situation, I followed all the advice given by users, but unfortunately it didn’t work.
I followed the advice:
- I tried to uninstall my antivirus (McAfee), but I couldn't do it so I completely removed it. Still no wifi...
- I reinstalled the WIFI driver (LAN) with HP recovery manager: still no wifi
- I did a system restore, I restored to before an update from 4 days ago when my wifi was still working...
The restoration didn't work because of my antivirus software (even though it was deleted, I don’t understand...), so I did it in safe mode and it worked... but still no wifi!
And now, I’m ready to give up this virtual battle, so my last hope: I’m posting my problem on this forum.
Does anyone have a flash of genius? Even a spark, I’ll take it...
Thank you for your interest,
Best regards,
A desperate internet user
4 answers
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Hi,
do you see a wifi card in the device manager?
If you don't see one, it's better to prepare to invest in a wifi/usb adapter
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Hello,
Thank you very much for your response.
So I don't see a LAN in my network adapters (it seems to me that this is the Wi-Fi card), so I indeed think it is missing.
I only see:
Realtek PCle GBE Family Controller
WAN Miniport (IKEv2)
WAN Miniport (IP)
WAN Miniport (IPv6)
WAN Miniport (L2TP)
WAN Miniport (Network Monitor)
WAN Miniport (PPPOE)
WAN Miniport (PPTP)
WAN Miniport (SSTP)- Hi, check the HP website to see what they offer for network drivers
https://support.hp.com/fr-fr/drivers/desktops
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Hi
Did you install the driver for your USB Wi-Fi adapter?
Wasn't there a CD with this USB Wi-Fi adapter?
Check its "status" in the device manager
See you later
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Good evening,
Have you tried updating the Wi-Fi card drivers?
Have you tried disabling your firewall?-
Hello,
Thank you for getting back to me :)
So I reinstalled the LAN driver but I haven’t updated the drivers... I’m not very good with computers, do you know how I should go about it without internet?
And my McAfee network firewall is disabled, there’s a red cross in front of “firewall and network protection”, otherwise the rest seems active (small green sign): “virus and threat protection”, and “app and browser control”
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thanks for the feedback
no problem for the help, we were happy to assist :)
good luck
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