Windows 7 comes with built-in wireless management tools that are integrated into the desktop. If your wireless card is disabled, you can turn it on within the Windows Device Manager to allow your system to make use of nearby wireless networks. Enabling this device automatically creates an adapter within the Windows Network and Sharing Center.

Updated the wifi device drivers. Run the Windows Network troubleshooter (nothing is ever found) Turned off option to "allow Windows to turn off the device to save power" in the Device Manager. Set the PC to Never Sleep while plugged in (which is all the time) Forgot network and the reconnected. Reset network settings.

With the computer turned off and unplugged, remove any external devices (USB drives, printers, etc.), then hold down the power button for 15-20 seconds. It will drain any residual power. Next, reconnect the charger and see if your PC powers on. Remove the battery, but keep the laptop plugged in. Step 1: Troubleshooting : Part 1. 1. Make sure the the Wifi is Turned On on your laptop. Most laptops have a Wifi Button or use a Function Key to turn the Wifi on or off. -- If your laptop has a Wifi Button it should be located on the Keyboard or somewhere on the side of your laptop, pressing the button once will turn the Wifi on or off. .
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