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What is the command that shows what just happened when I tried to plug in a Wifi adapter.
What is the command that shows what just happened when I tried to plug in a Wifi adapter.
2020-11-22 14:20:23

I am trying to remember a command that I used to help me fix the Wifi adapter issue I had a while ago. When I typed the command, it showed the last few things that happened. It showed that I had plugged in the Wifi adapter, it tried to do something then showed that there was a missing driver/file and so the Wifi adapter connection terminated.

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Re:What is the command that shows what just happened when I tried to plug in a Wifi adapter.
2020-11-24 05:46:02

@tejas25 

 

Hello, what is the model number of the Wi-Fi adapter? Is it TP-Link adapter? 

 

What is the operating system of your computer? It is suggested to check this commands on the Microsoft community if it is a Windows computer.

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