Question Cant find any wireless networks

[Nuubboi]

So yesterday i opened my pc, and tried to search something from google, but i had no internet. I tried to connect to our wifi but it says that there is no available wifi metworks. Other devices can connect to the wifi but my pc cant. I did troubleshooting and it said that i need an ethernet cable??? I have had this pc for about 6 months and never used an ethernet cable. It always worked with wireless connection. But now it just says i need ethernet cable. I cant connect my phone to my pc either with a charger wire. I got it working after i resetted my windows, but now again after i turned it on the same problem occurred. Please help me i have tried many things D:

my pc is a prebuilt HP gaming desktop
Here are some of the specs:
Amd ryzen 3700x
Nvidia rtx 2060 super
32gb ram
500gb SSD
500w power supply gold 80 plus
Motherboard is HP’s own motherboard. I think its erica 2 or smth.

 

[Deleted member 1272431]

When you say you can't connect your phone to your pc via a charger cable I assume it's for hotspot (?).

Have you tried:

-Troubleshooting via Windows Troubleshoot (it usually gives you some sort of indication as to why it's not working)
-Resetting your Network Interface?
-Checked for NIC updates
-Checked Windows is updated
-Checked IP and DNS settings to be the same across devices? (CMD->ipconfig or Control Panel -> Connection -> Properties ->IPV4 Properties and compare with your phone under wifi settings). In case something is off, try setting your DNS to Google Public DNS (8.8.8.8 for primary and 8.8.4.4 for secondary)

 

[Nuubboi]

When you say you can't connect your phone to your pc via a charger cable I assume it's for hotspot (?).

Have you tried:

-Troubleshooting via Windows Troubleshoot (it usually gives you some sort of indication as to why it's not working)
-Resetting your Network Interface?
-Checked for NIC updates
-Checked Windows is updated
-Checked IP and DNS settings to be the same across devices? (CMD->ipconfig or Control Panel -> Connection -> Properties ->IPV4 Properties and compare with your phone under wifi settings). In case something is off, try setting your DNS to Google Public DNS (8.8.8.8 for primary and 8.8.4.4 for secondary)

I already solved it with re-installing networking drivers