Cannot connect to internet - Windows 10
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I cannot connect to the internet - Shows on "Network Connection", and when I try and to connect (both auto and manually) it says that it cannot connect.
Dell3620
Windows 10
I have a 'cheapo' 802.11n Wireless LAN card (dongle) which works fine, so why not this supposedly super-dooper one.
@Kevin_Z Hi Kevin,
Correct on all details. Looked at your recommendations, and ended up in "Device Manager".
I went into "Properties", then into "Advanced", then into "Wireless Mode".
I 'played' around with the options and have ended up choosing "IEEE 802.11 a/n", which is giving me the ability for 300mbps (which is fine as my broadband is set at a mere 50mbps (Sky Fibre)
Seems to be working fine as I have "Shut Down" and started a few times - Fingers crossed
Bye the way, I have done a couple of "speed tests" and they are coming out at 70 to 75 mbps download and 16 to 18 mbps upload - I am not complaining - Just wondering how broadband providers come out with what we are supposed to pay for!!!
Thank you for your advice and help,
Ari
@Kevin_Z Hi Kevin,
Correct on all details. Looked at your recommendations, and ended up in "Device Manager".
I went into "Properties", then into "Advanced", then into "Wireless Mode".
I 'played' around with the options and have ended up choosing "IEEE 802.11 a/n", which is giving me the ability for 300mbps (which is fine as my broadband is set at a mere 50mbps (Sky Fibre)
Seems to be working fine as I have "Shut Down" and started a few times - Fingers crossed
Bye the way, I have done a couple of "speed tests" and they are coming out at 70 to 75 mbps download and 16 to 18 mbps upload - I am not complaining - Just wondering how broadband providers come out with what we are supposed to pay for!!!
Thank you for your advice and help,
Ari