My network adapter won't connect to a wireless access point

[ibrahim011]

My windows 10 Asus X55U is not able to connect to any access point. It has been months since I have upgraded to windows 10 so I doubt there is a problem with the actual operating system. I have tried doing a system update, a fresh install of the wifi driver, and I have rebooted my laptop several times. I don't think the range of the access point is a problem, as I have set up an another router in my room, and I still have the same problem. Every time I try to connect to an Access point the adapter automatically disables , and then re-enables. I thought this to be an odd behavior. Any solutions ?

I'm thinking there is something physically wrong with the wifi card, but I don't know how to check

 

[Joe Porter]

Update the chipset drivers. I have seen this loads of times on machines that have recently upgraded to windows 10. I hope this helps.

 

[ibrahim011]

Update the chipset drivers. I have seen this loads of times on machines that have recently upgraded to windows 10. I hope this helps.

Which exact chipset driver should I update ? I updated the Asus Wireless Radio Control, but nothing changed

 

[Joe Porter]

According to the Asus website it has a AMD A68M chipset. You should be able to download the latest chipset driver from AMD directly here.

http://support.amd.com/en-us/download

 

[JaymanHD]

If you have the same problem go to device manager and click update if you don't want to do it manually.