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I understand you have reset the network, please perform these steps in this order.
Click your Start Button, type cmd and choose Command Prompt
Run this command and hit Enter:
ipconfig /flushdns
Run this command and hit Enter:
ipconfig /registerdns
Run this command and hit Enter:
netsh winsock reset
Run this command and hit Enter:
netsh int ip reset
Close Command Prompt
Open the Settings App
Go to Network and Internet
Click the Network Reset button
Wait for your PC to automatically restart after 5 minutes, do not manually restart your PC.
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If that does not resolve the problem.
You indicate you have reinstalled and updated the network drivers, did you just do that in Device Manager, or did you go to the support page for your PC on the manufacturers website to download and manually reinstall the version of WiFi (WLAN) drivers they provide.