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Win 10 Wi-Fi Connection Issues on Laptop with Dual Windows 7 Installation

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  • #1 17009751
    puczyl
    Level 9  
    I read similar topics, but unfortunately I didn't solve my problem.
    Laptop running win 10 wi-fi connection.
    The range is full, the connection to the router also, and yet the internet does not work. Strange, because I also have windows 7 installed on the same laptop and everything works fine there (well, maybe except for downloading files).
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  • #2 17009793
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Hello. What model of Laptop, what WI-FI network card?
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  • #3 17009802
    puczyl
    Level 9  
    HP Pavilion laptop, realteka card, and what exactly I do not know. Now I am restoring the system to its initial settings.

    Added after 3 [minutes]:

    Only so, there was a problem with the driver for it, I downloaded it from the manufacturer's website, installed it - it works. After restarting, the computer did not work anymore. I used to get a message about a problem with the wifi sensor (the sensor requires attention or something like that). But it only worked on wine 10, when I bought a laptop it was with windows 8 and there was no such message.
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  • #4 17009823
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Win 10 installs drivers for Wi-Fi cards itself. You only need to be connected to the router with a network cable (LAN).
  • #5 17009829
    puczyl
    Level 9  
    I just noticed, because what will uninstall them and reset the computer, they are again. Only this still does not solve the problem why the internet is not working for me.
  • #6 17009858
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Then throw a photo from the settings of this card?
  • #7 17010022
    puczyl
    Level 9  
    I restored the system to the initial settings and I do not know what the internet is about. Maybe the problem was some program or system update, I don't know. I hope it will stay that way. Thanks for your interest in the topic.
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  • #8 17010036
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    It's as for win 10, turn him off the update now, because he will pack a different driver again and there will be a problem.
  • #9 17010039
    puczyl
    Level 9  
    I will have to do that, thanks.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around Wi-Fi connection issues on an HP Pavilion laptop running Windows 10, which experiences internet connectivity problems despite a full signal and successful connection to the router. The user notes that Windows 7, installed on the same laptop, functions correctly. Initial troubleshooting revealed a driver issue with the Realtek Wi-Fi card, which was resolved by downloading the correct driver from the manufacturer's website. However, after a system restore, the problem reoccurred, possibly due to a program or system update. Suggestions included disabling Windows 10 updates to prevent automatic driver changes that could disrupt connectivity.
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