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In previous version of windows 11 i am using wireless network from router but after updating the window 11 24H2 version i can't connect wireless network from router but i can connect smartphone's wifi and router through LAN cable.
I have done all the troubleshooting steps and update fixer, reset network through settings, deleted cache using command prompt and done all things using with forums or troubleshooting but still issue is not resolved.
If anyone can help then please give me suggestions to how to resolve this issue. I hope windows help center connect & give proper response to getting error fix.
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I've just done a reset on my desktop PC and this problem now exists when it was OK before. I cannot use Feedback Hub as I don't have a WiFi connection.
Please note, I am a PC home user and I am not ac techy, so don't want to mess with techy stuff.
I am writing this on my Samsung tablet which is connected.
I cannot download drivers from HP as I am not connected to the internet.
What are my options?
Thanks for all the replies, I fixed this problem by downloading a new driver from HP
Hi,
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I've just encountered the same issue after updating to 24H2 . It also occurred after 23H2. Both times I was able to resolve it by amending one of the properties for my Wifi driver rather than reinstalling it. The settting 802.11d was enabled, disabling this allowed my laptop to find and connect to my 5GHZ wifi.
Follow Arvind Kumar's instructions to locate your driver
• Press Win + X and select Device Manager.
• Expand Network adapters.
Then
• Right-click on your Wi-Fi adapter and select Properties
• Select the Advanced tab
• Select 802.11d and set the value to Disabled
• Click OK to save the change
My laptop found my wifi almost immeadiately.
I solved the problem following , step 1 and 2.
Thank you so much.
Resetting the TCP/IP stack worked. I was a bit concerned when the flushdns and renew operations returned messages saying they could not be done. This is the second Win 11 computer I have that had a problem after updating with 24H2.
Arvind - I just read that MS have now decided to make 24H2 mandatory. It will be installed whether I want it or not. At the moment I have it blocked. When it happens my PC's will be bricked. Are they insane? They must know the problems this will cause.
Last time I had my wife's PC to search the internet for solutions, when the mandatory rollout happens both our PC's will be cut off. Right now I'm going through this thread and others copying comments like yours into a save file. I just retired after 30 years working in software development, I will be able to follow all the driver and registry actions you listed and hopefully find one that works. We both know that a lot of users won't be able to do that. I don't know what percentage of users will have these problems but from talking about it for a day I've found quite a few. Apart from no internet connection I've had the one where the screen freezes and I had to ctrl/alt/delete to reboot. My PC is a 3 month old Dell.
We both also know that MS are very hard to reach for help. Any suggestions.
