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Incorrect IP Protocol Configuration on WiFi Network Adapter: Laptop Modem Connection Issue

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  • #32 16210625
    dt1
    Admin of Computers group
    dt1 wrote:
    Run netsh winsock reset from a command prompt as administrator

    Right-click on the start menu and select the command line (administrator) from there.
  • #33 16210954
    feerbe
    Level 8  
    I think I already did that order! Please check.
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  • #34 16211574
    dt1
    Admin of Computers group
    I understand that still nothing has changed with the operation of the network?
  • #35 16212593
    feerbe
    Level 8  
    No. Wireless is not working. But there were updates and maybe something will change. But I don't have a laptop with me and I won't check it now

    Added after 9 [minutes]:

    Still nothing
  • #36 16212865
    dt1
    Admin of Computers group
    Returning:
    dt1 wrote:
    What is the version and release date of the WiFi driver? This can be checked in the device manager by entering the properties of the WiFi network card (Realtek 8723BE) and in the driver tab.
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  • #39 16215472
    feerbe
    Level 8  
    Unfortunately, it didn't help. It was written that the driver is up to date.

    Added after 24 [minutes]:

    In addition, when diagnosing the problem, there was a prompt "default gateway is unavailable"
  • #40 17697099
    jarasnet
    Level 12  
    Hello, archival topic, but very current. I've been doing this for 2 years and I don't want to look for a solution anymore. I just click "solve problems" every day or every other day. Messages such as "default gateway ..." or "network card ..." are almost commonplace, and the message "apply the fix ..." or something like that, is enough for a few days. Win 10's underdevelopment is glaring compared to Android devices that connect to the same Wi-Fi network in no time at all without any problems.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a connectivity issue with a laptop's WiFi network adapter, specifically an error indicating "the WiFi network adapter does not have the correct IP protocol configuration." Users suggest various troubleshooting steps, including setting TCP/IP properties to automatic, uninstalling and reinstalling the network adapter, and checking for correct gateway settings. The user reports using a Huawei wireless modem with an ASUS R540L laptop running Windows 10. Despite following several recommendations, including running command line diagnostics and checking driver versions, the wireless connection remains non-functional. The user also notes that other devices connect to the modem without issues, indicating the problem is isolated to the laptop.
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