Problem with wireless adapter or access point windows 11 / 10 fix

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Are you seeing the “Problem with wireless adapter or access point Detected or Not Fixed” error on your Windows laptop or PC?   Is your WiFi showing No Internet, Secured, disconnecting randomly, or dropping connection during gaming? Don’t worry — this tutorial will show you how to fix WiFi issues on Windows 11, 10, 8.1, and 7 quickly and easily.  In this step-by-step guide, I’ll show you 3 easy methods to repair your wireless adapter and restore your internet connection. These solutions work for all laptop and PC brands, including Dell, HP, Lenovo, Asus, Acer, Microsoft Surface, Toshiba, Samsung, MSI, and more.  In this video, you’ll learn: ✔️ How to troubleshoot WiFi not working on Windows ✔️ How to fix wireless adapter or access point errors ✔️ How to repair Windows network settings causing WiFi disconnects ✔️ How to restore internet when it works on phone/hotspot but not on PC  Important Commands to Fix Wireless Adapter Errors:  ncpa.cpl   ipconfig /flushdns   netsh winsock reset  This guide is perfect if you’re facing:      Problem with wireless adapter or access point detected      WiFi keeps disconnecting on laptop or PC      No Internet, Secured WiFi issue      Internet works on phone but not computer  💡 Works on all Windows versions: Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 7   Keywords Included: WiFi not working Windows, Fix wireless adapter error, Windows No Internet, WiFi disconnecting on laptop, Wireless adapter problem Windows, Access point detected error, Internet not working on PC, Laptop WiFi drops, Windows network troubleshooting, Fix WiFi on Windows laptop  Hashtags: #WiFiNotWorking #WirelessAdapterError #WindowsWiFiFix #LaptopInternetProblem #NoInternetWindows #NetworkTroubleshooting

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00:00Hi everyone, and welcome back to Victor Explains.

00:13In today's video, I'll show you how to fix the problem with wireless adapter or access

00:17point detected or not fixed error in Windows 11, 10, 8 and 7 with 3 methods.

00:25Let's start with the first method.

00:27Right click on the Windows icon and select Device Manager.

00:32Then expand Network Adapters, find your Wi-Fi adapter, it usually has wireless or Wi-Fi

00:37in a name, and right click it.

00:41Choose Disable Device to turn off your Wi-Fi, then right click it again and select Enable

00:50Device to turn it back on.

00:58Method 2.

01:00Press Windows Plus R, type in CPA.cpl, and hit Enter.

01:07In the window that opens, right click on your Wi-Fi and select Properties.

01:13Next, select Internet Protocol Version for TCP IPv4 and click Properties.

01:20Choose the option that says Use the following DNS server addresses, then type 1.1.1.1 as

01:25the preferred DNS server and 1.0.0.1 as the alternate DNS server.

01:31Once that's done, click OK and close the window to save your changes.

01:40For the third method, go to the search bar and type CMD, then run it as administrator.

01:46In the Command Prompt window, type ipconfig space forward slash flush DNS and press Enter.

01:58Then type Nech Winsock Reset and press Enter again.

02:05After that, close the Command Prompt and restart your computer.

02:09And that's it!

02:10One of these methods should fix the error for you.

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