After another update of Windows 10 made today, no connection to the Internet via WiFi. Troubleshooting Windows does not restore connectivity - it repairs the Wi-Fi card but it does not restore connectivity, tells you to turn off and turn on the router but it does nothing. Is it just a computer...

Uninstall the network card's drivers, reinstall it if it doesn't work - remove all-day updates and restore the system.

I had to uninstall the entire latest Windows 10 update (I could not update the network card drivers because I did not have an internet connection due to the Wi-Fi not working). And after uninstalling the latest Windows 10 update, everything has returned to normal - Wi-Fi works. However, the question arises why Microsoft releases such shit that damages the computer?

This is not the first and not the last time, in most cases they release because they have to, often untested 'functionalities'. The company has a problem with updates every day, the simplest option is to turn off automatic updates and install only those that we are sure of.

I don't remember, but I solved the problem

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After another update of Windows 10 made today, no connection to the Internet via WiFi. Troubleshooting Windows does not restore connectivity - it repairs the Wi-Fi card but it does not restore connectivity, tells you to turn off and turn on the router but it does nothing.
Is it just a computer service?
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Uninstall the network card's drivers, reinstall it if it doesn't work - remove all-day updates and restore the system.
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I had to uninstall the entire latest Windows 10 update (I could not update the network card drivers because I did not have an internet connection due to the Wi-Fi not working).
And after uninstalling the latest Windows 10 update, everything has returned to normal - Wi-Fi works.
However, the question arises why Microsoft releases such shit that damages the computer?
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krr543 wrote:
However, the question arises why Microsoft releases such shit that damages the computer?

This is not the first and not the last time, in most cases they release because they have to, often untested 'functionalities'. The company has a problem with updates every day, the simplest option is to turn off automatic updates and install only those that we are sure of.
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I don't remember, but I solved the problem
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