Wifi connection with its troubleshooting process

Asked By analyn 10 points N/A Posted on - 08/11/2011

My connection on my net was corrupting so as I check it up and I got problem on the virtual wifi and it needs a troubleshooting? Do I need to reinstall it? How long will it takes to fix my connection? Does it take a long process will rebooting it? 

 

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Answered By deandre 0 points N/A #112223

Wifi connection with its troubleshooting process

Hello Analyn,

When Troubleshooting corrupt wireless network usually takes not too long to re-install. You need to have a software driver to re-install and a steps by steps process of doing it.

To re-install wireless adapter;

1. Go to Start, Control Panel, System and Security then Device Manager. Look for Network Adapter,
2. click the arrow to expand and right click on name of your Wireless Card then uninstall the corrupted hardware.
3. Restart your computer and it will automatically detect the hardware and install the missing components.

This how good Windows 7 is compare to other version as it need to manually install missing hard drive. Once install is successful, then you should be able to connect to your network name/SSID in the system tray. These are the steps to fix corrupted wireless card and it's solutions. That's it!

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Answered By Trevor 0 points N/A #112224

Wifi connection with its troubleshooting process

Configuring WiFi takes maybe an hour depending on the person’s knowledge about setting up routers.

But if your problem is on connecting to WiFi access point, it takes just a minute or it takes days or more. Troubleshooting is not just an easy task especially when the problem is complicated. If you have the problem in your wireless LAN, you need to re-install the driver of the device and off course the driver that is compatible to your operating system. If it is a hardware problem maybe you need to change your Wireless adapter with a new one. Troubleshooting of this kind requires a plenty of knowledge in networking as well as in computer and software hardware.

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