Windows 10 Struggling with Complete Loss of Network Connectivity: Need Urgent Help

Benski

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About two days ago, my wireless connection just got disconnected. Since then I've not been able to connect to any network be it Wi-Fi or Ethernet. I've tried everything I know and also searched for solutions online ranging from troubleshooting to using ipconfig and all, nothing seem to work.. I'm frustrated and in need of immediate help..
 
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That could be done on the wireless router (mac address filtering) they can be blocked on a device.

From a command prompt type netsh wlan show filters to see if any networks are blocked
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The problem actually is that, my laptop shows that there are connections available to connect, but anytime I try to connect, it goes off as if the Wi-Fi button has been turned off and trying to connect using the Ethernet.
On my network connections window, all the networks have a red cross on them.
Troubleshooting does not provide any help at all. When I tried the ipconfig stuff, it showed IP Routing was not enabled as well as WINS Proxy. All the network adapters showed media state was disconnected
I don't know what else to do
 
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Looks like all your ethernet devices are down - wired and wireless. Could be a bad update. Have you recently run an update? If so try restoring back to a restore point.
 
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To elaborate,
The problem actually is that, my laptop shows that there are connections available to connect, but anytime I try to connect, it goes off as if the Wi-Fi button has been turned off and trying to connect using the Ethernet.
On my network connections window, all the networks have a red cross on them.
Troubleshooting does not provide any help at all. When I tried the ipconfig stuff, it showed IP Routing was not enabled as well as WINS Proxy. All the network adapters showed media state was disconnected View attachment 35750
I don't know what else to do
patcooke said:
Looks like all your ethernet devices are down - wired and wireless. Could be a bad update. Have you recently run an update? If so try restoring back to a restore point.
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Thanks very much for suggesting a solution patcooke. I've installed a previous version of windows thinking it would solve the problem but it's still the same. I downloaded a network adapters driver and tried installing but a pop-up window informed me that it "Cannot install drivers. No intel(R) Adapters are present in this computer". Please what does this mean.? I don't get it..
Moreover whenever I try connecting to a Wi-Fi network, the Wi-Fi connection disable in network connections window. Please help me..
 
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Have you checked the device manager in your control panel to see if any network devices are flagged as having a problem?
 
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patcooke said:
Have you checked the device manager in your control panel to see if any network devices are flagged as having a problem?
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Thanks Patcooke.. All my network devices are working fine. I recently made a discovery, my laptop is able to connect to hotspot and other Wi-Fi sources. That is to say I can connect my laptop to other wireless networks from a different router. I think I might have been blocked from connecting to wireless networks on the current router I can't connect to.. Is that possible? And Is there a way or solution to it?
 
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That could be done on the wireless router (mac address filtering) they can be blocked on a device.

From a command prompt type netsh wlan show filters to see if any networks are blocked
 
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