No Wi-Fi on my PC, it doesn't detect Wi-Fi.

Hello, yes do a recovery as a last resort because maybe your system just disabled your wifi network card without you realizing it. Anyway, you need to go to Control Panel -> Network and Internet -> Network and Sharing Center -> Troubleshoot problems -> Network Adapter -> select Wi-Fi or your non-working card -> reactivate and there you go, it's done in 2 minutes!

Firstly, check that the wifi "on/off" button on the side of your PC is set to "on." (Some PCs do not have this button, but the vast majority do.)

Secondly, try this. I had the same problem as you (I believe). And here is the solution that worked. (As silly as it may seem)*.

• 1. Unplug the computer's power supply (battery).
• 2. Turn off the PC by continuously pressing the power button for 30 seconds.
• 3. Turn the computer back on.
• 4. The wifi is now (finally) "Enabled."
• 5. Select your network and enter the security key (if prompted).
• 6. Surf away!

Restart the computer in airplane mode, then restart the computer, enable Wi-Fi, search for Wi-Fi, and among the Wi-Fi networks, what is broken.

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Hello,
I finally solved this problem!!!! Except that I have a laptop with XP. You just need to go to the control panel and go to system (if you don’t have system, click on switch to classic view). Then, go to hardware and click on device manager. A long list will appear, look for network adapter (click on the + sign next to it if it’s not fully displayed). Finally, search in the small list of network adapters where it says [...] wifi. Right-click and delete it, restart the PC, and go to connections, and there you'll see an image with two computers connected to the wifi symbol. And there you go, I hope I could help you ^^.
See you!

I had the same problem as you and I tried this:

- Start, Connect, Show all connections, right-click on the network card you are using to connect to the Internet.

Then Properties, Wireless Network Configuration, and make sure that "Use Windows to configure my wireless network" is checked; if not, check this box.

For me, it worked very well.

try going to start/control panel/network and internet/network and sharing center/on the left modify network settings/And if you are on local area connection/you need to click on wireless network connection. It worked for me but I don't know about you, you have to try otherwise it’s another problem.

I hope I have helped.

Hello,

I had exactly the same problem, so I recommend you follow these steps (don't worry, they won't be harmful to your computer at all ;-) :

- Completely turn off your computer (no restarting)
- Turn it on, and as soon as the first logo appears, immediately press F2 (to enter the BIOS)
- Press F9 (to load the default configuration)
- Press Enter (to confirm)
- And finally, press F10 (to save changes and restart the computer).

You'll see, it's magical!!! ;-)

Hello,

As for me, I just had to press the Wi-Fi button on my PC (F3 on my Packard Bell) and it worked.
Nothing simpler after searching for hours..
Good luck!

Hello,

For my part, I just had to press the Wi-Fi key on my PC (F3 on my Packard Bell) and it worked.
Nothing simpler after searching for hours..
Good luck!

Personally, it just happened to me and I just looked for the errors with the free version of CCleaner and I fixed them.
If that can help.