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The laptop can not see my wi-fi network and the others like this (HP Pavilion G6

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  • #1 16424119
    Dawid3901
    Level 2  
    Today when working with my laptop I lost connection with wi-fi, I tried to reset the router and turn off and turn on the network card - it did not bring any effects: / laptop sees all other wi-fi networks except the one with which I have always been connected. I would ask for the simplest explanation because I am "green" in these matters: /
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  • #2 16424192
    leonov
    Level 43  
    What are your router settings? What kind of equipment is it?
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  • #3 16424204
    Dawid3901
    Level 2  
    TP-Link TD-W8961ND router which settings do you mean? if o and p then 192.168.1.1
  • #4 16424226
    Przemek2011
    Level 17  
    What kind of windows system do you have?
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  • #5 16424232
    Dawid3901
    Level 2  
    I have windows 10
    Added after 1 [minutes]:
    (the computer was last formatted and windows were reinstalled)
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    #6 16424253
    antek1cza
    Level 31  
    Hello
    Dawid3901 wrote:
    I tried to reset the router
    This means that SSDI and key are default.
    Dawid3901 wrote:
    turning off and turning on the network card
    WiFi in a laptop?
    Dawid3901 wrote:
    the laptop can see all other wi-fi networks besides the specific one
    and the default SSDI of this router can see?
    I suggest :
    1. Log on to the router by cable.
    2. Check what SSDI and KEY are currently. How are the defaults to change to what it was like.
    3. Reconnect after wifi and work some time on the computer.
    4. How it starts to disconnect is not to reset the router just log on to it on the LAN cable and check the current settings.
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    #7 16424256
    Przemek2011
    Level 17  
    This is a common problem in this system.
    1. Click on the Start menu button and select Control Panel.
    2. Select "Network and sharing center".
    3. On the page that opens, Select "Manage wireless networks".
    All profiles of known wireless networks are listed on the page. Click on your saved network and choose forget. After that, try to search your network again. After such an operation, the network password must be entered again.

    At the moment I do not have access to a computer with a wifi card, but the order I gave above should be good.
  • #8 16424266
    Dawid3901
    Level 2  
    Przemek2011 wrote:
    This is a common problem in this system.
    1. Click on the Start menu button and select Control Panel.
    2. Select "Network and sharing center".
    3. On the page that opens, Select "Manage wireless networks".
    All profiles of known wireless networks are listed on the page. Click on your saved network and choose forget. After that, try to search your network again. After such an operation, the network password must be entered again.

    At the moment I do not have access to a computer with a wifi card, but the order I gave above should be good.


    I still do not find this network for me: /

    Added after 9 [minutes]:

    antek1cza wrote:
    and the default SSDI of this router can see?


    No, he can not see

    Added after 8 [minutes]:

    antek1cza wrote:
    1. Log on to the router by cable.
    2. Check what SSDI and KEY are currently. How are the defaults to change to what it was like.
    3. Reconnect after wifi and work some time on the computer.
    4. How it starts to disconnect is not to reset the router just log on to it on the LAN cable and check the current settings.

    Problem solved, thanks :)
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Topic summary

The user experienced an issue with their HP Pavilion G6 laptop, which could not detect their specific Wi-Fi network despite being able to see others. After attempting to reset the router and toggle the network card without success, they sought assistance. Responses included checking router settings, specifically the SSID and key, and suggested logging into the router via a LAN cable to verify configurations. Additionally, users recommended managing wireless networks in Windows 10 by forgetting the problematic network and re-entering the password. Ultimately, the user resolved the issue, indicating that the network was found again.
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