Method 1 – Troubleshoot the network adapter
- On your keyboard, press the Windows button.
- Proceed to search for “adapter” using the keyboard and select “Find and fix problems with your network adapter” from the list of results.
- “Advanced” should be selected.
- Click “Next” once you’ve selected “Apply repairs automatically”.
- Select “Wi-Fi” by clicking “Next” after selecting it from the list of network adapters.
- Watch for the resolution of the issue. Any suggested updates for your Wi-Fi equipment will be installed by Windows.
- Once everything is finished, check to see if the Lenovo laptop can now establish a Wi-Fi connection.
Method 2 – Reinstall the WiFi driver
- To launch Run, press Windows + R. Type devmgmt.msc into the text field and press Enter.
- When you right-click your WiFi adapter after expanding Network adapters, choose Uninstall device.
- Verify your selection.
- After restarting your computer, select the Scan for hardware changes icon in the Device Manager.
- Lastly, make sure the WiFi connection on your Lenovo laptop is active.
Method 3 – Update the WiFi driver
- To launch Run, press Windows + R. Type devmgmt.msc into the text field and press Enter.
- When you right-click your WiFi adapter after expanding Network adapters, choose Uninstall device.
- Choose “Search automatically for drivers.”
- After completing the steps, make sure that the problem with your Lenovo laptop’s wifi is resolved.
Method 4 – Forget the Wi-Fi network and then reconnect to it
- Select the WiFi symbol located on the Taskbar.
- Press the arrow that points forward in front of your network.
- Choose Forget with a right-click on the exclamation point.
- Lastly, attempt to connect to the WiFi.
Method 5 – Enable the wireless adapter
- To open the Run box, simultaneously hit the Windows logo key and R on your keyboard.
- After entering devmgmt.msc, press OK.
- To enable your wireless network adapter, double-click Network adapters and then use the right-click menu to select Enable device.
- Your wireless network is already activated if you see Disable device in the right-click context menu. Click Disable device, followed by Enable device.
- Restart your laptop now.
Method 6 – Uninstall the Driver
- To uninstall a wireless adapter, right-click on its name in Device Manager and choose Uninstall.
- To confirm the removal, click the OK button. Click the OK button after checking the box that appears next to “Delete the driver software for this device.”
If you’ve tried troubleshooting steps like reinstalling the WiFi adapter drivers and running network diagnostics, and your Lenovo laptop still isn’t connecting to WiFi, it may indicate a more complex issue. Here’s a concluding checklist above will help you to fix this issue
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