Why can't I connect to the WiFi or cable network? Sometimes Windows gives errors that we are not aware of, very often they have the easiest solution that we can imagine, but it is also a bit exasperating when we are faced with such a problem. We are going to teach you the fastest solutions to connectivity problems on your desktop devices that run Windows 10 as the operating system. These solutions are the answer to the most common WiFi connection problems on our computers, so that we can easily and quickly navigate the network of networks without any impediment other than what we put.
Generate a wireless network report
So we can know where the problem really is, it will promote information about the connection system, in case we have hardware errors, know where we have to go.
In the task bar we will write «Symbol of the system«, And we will execute it as administrator, you know, for this we use the right button of the mouse and on«Run as administrator«. When the command prompt window opens, we must write «netsh wlan show wlanreport»To proceed, we press Enter. An HTML file will be created that we can easily open and in which we will have information about the network card and its possible hardware or software errors.
Identify problems with the cable or the provider
To identify if we really have a connection or not, In the task bar we will write «Symbol of the system«, And we will execute it as administrator, you know, for this we use the right button of the mouse and on« Run as administrator ».
In this Command Prompt window we will write «ipconfig«, We will look for the IP corresponding to the Default Gateway, which is usually« 192.168.1.1 ». Now we will write «ping»And press Enter. For example "ping 192.168.1.1".
It will show us how the connection is. If the command is executed correctly it should give a result like this, indicating that everything is fine:
Reply from 192.168.1.1: bytes = 32 time = 5ms TTL = 64