Hello!
Just some context before we begin:
Basic Specs:
Router: Linksys EA6350
Modem: Technicolor TC8715D
Motherboard: ASUS Z170-A
PSU: Corsair RM650x
PCI Wifi Adapter: TP-LINK Archer T6E AC1300
OS: Windows 10
ISP: Spectrum
Number of devices connected to router: 9
The Issue:
My PC has not been having network issues until yesterday. Yesterday, my PC suddenly failed to connect to my home wifi network. My phone and laptop could connect to the wifi network just fine, despite being in the same room as the PC. When I plugged an Ethernet cable directly into my motherboard, my PC was able to access the Internet just fine. But my PC's wifi simply is not able to connect to wifi anymore.
I have tried numerous solutions, including:
View: https://imgur.com/a/7kIOwJI
How should I solve this issue and get wifi access back on my PC? ANY help is appreciated. Thank you!
Mod edit - please only create 1 thread.
Just some context before we begin:
Basic Specs:
Router: Linksys EA6350
Modem: Technicolor TC8715D
Motherboard: ASUS Z170-A
PSU: Corsair RM650x
PCI Wifi Adapter: TP-LINK Archer T6E AC1300
OS: Windows 10
ISP: Spectrum
Number of devices connected to router: 9
The Issue:
My PC has not been having network issues until yesterday. Yesterday, my PC suddenly failed to connect to my home wifi network. My phone and laptop could connect to the wifi network just fine, despite being in the same room as the PC. When I plugged an Ethernet cable directly into my motherboard, my PC was able to access the Internet just fine. But my PC's wifi simply is not able to connect to wifi anymore.
I have tried numerous solutions, including:
- Updating Drivers
- Uninstalling Drivers
- Resetting router/modem
- Resetting network settings
- Windows system restore
- Disabling firewalls
- Windows troubleshooter
- And many more...
View: https://imgur.com/a/7kIOwJI
How should I solve this issue and get wifi access back on my PC? ANY help is appreciated. Thank you!
Mod edit - please only create 1 thread.
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