Hey everyone,
Seemingly out of the blue, my laptop won't connect to my home WiFi network any more. All other devices connect just fine, and a wired connection works properly too. My laptop also has no trouble connecting to other WiFi networks outside of my home, so it's only my home network which is giving me trouble.
When "connected", Windows indicates "No internet, secured". Running the Windows diagnostic tool gives me the error "wifi doesn't have a valid ip configuration". Another strange thing I noticed when logging into my router is that my laptop seems to be the only device being annotated with "static". All other devices are annotated with "DCHP".
My laptop is using an Intel AC 9560 wireless card. My router is a ASUS AX88U running the latest ASUSWRT Merlin 384.14 firmware. I've already tried the following steps:
Thank you!
Seemingly out of the blue, my laptop won't connect to my home WiFi network any more. All other devices connect just fine, and a wired connection works properly too. My laptop also has no trouble connecting to other WiFi networks outside of my home, so it's only my home network which is giving me trouble.
When "connected", Windows indicates "No internet, secured". Running the Windows diagnostic tool gives me the error "wifi doesn't have a valid ip configuration". Another strange thing I noticed when logging into my router is that my laptop seems to be the only device being annotated with "static". All other devices are annotated with "DCHP".
My laptop is using an Intel AC 9560 wireless card. My router is a ASUS AX88U running the latest ASUSWRT Merlin 384.14 firmware. I've already tried the following steps:
- Using CMD to reset the IP configuration and netsh winsock.
- Updating my drivers to the latest version
- Turning my router on/off
- Changing bands on the router
- Resetting the network adapter
- Disabling Firewall/Anti-Virus
Thank you!