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How To Connect To Router
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Have just got my laptop back from repairers. Now I cannot connect it to wifi at home. Tablet and phones are all still working and connected to wifi. I took it back and they put in my router pin and wlan. He said it would automatically connect at home. It doesn't. It obviously worked on the shops wifi. How can I very carefully and slowly type in all the gump I need and more to the point where??
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All my computers, whatever they are, will search for available routers and wi-fi's. So your router should come up on the list.
There will be better qualified people to answer this than me, but I would turn your router off, wait a few mins and then turn it back on again. Try again to search for your router. If its still not there, then I am not sure what else to suggest....over to the experts !
There will be better qualified people to answer this than me, but I would turn your router off, wait a few mins and then turn it back on again. Try again to search for your router. If its still not there, then I am not sure what else to suggest....over to the experts !
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Alternatively, you haven't accidentally got your Caps Lock on, have you?
Alternatively, you haven't accidentally got your Caps Lock on, have you?
Take a look at your router to see if it's got a WPS button. (All modern routers should have. It will either be labelled 'WPS' or it will have a logo like this one: https:/
Assuming you've found that button, go to your laptop and click on the wireless icon at the bottom right of your screen. (It looks like this: https:/
Look for the network name which your router is broadcasting. Click on it. Ensure that there's a tick next to 'Connect automatically'. Click 'Connect'.
DON'T enter any password. Instead press the WPS button on your router and hold it in for a few seconds. Your connection should then be established.
Assuming you've found that button, go to your laptop and click on the wireless icon at the bottom right of your screen. (It looks like this: https:/
Look for the network name which your router is broadcasting. Click on it. Ensure that there's a tick next to 'Connect automatically'. Click 'Connect'.
DON'T enter any password. Instead press the WPS button on your router and hold it in for a few seconds. Your connection should then be established.
Try resetting your laptop's TCP/IP stack. (Don't worry - it's far easier than it sounds!):
RIGHT-click on the Start button.
Select 'Command Prompt Admin'.
Then type the following line into the box which appears:
netsh int ip reset resettcpip.txt
Hit 'Enter'.
You should then see a message telling you that you need to restart your computer for the command to take effect, so . . .
Restart your laptop and see if you can connect to your router.
RIGHT-click on the Start button.
Select 'Command Prompt Admin'.
Then type the following line into the box which appears:
netsh int ip reset resettcpip.txt
Hit 'Enter'.
You should then see a message telling you that you need to restart your computer for the command to take effect, so . . .
Restart your laptop and see if you can connect to your router.
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