3 Simple Solution to Fix Windows 10 WiFi Problems

Windows 10 users may often face problems with Wi-Fi connections, and this article will discuss about 3 Simple Solution to Fix Windows 10 WiFi Problems. For example your device will show no internet access and you are unable even to connect to the Wi-Fi router, sometimes Wi-Fi will be connected but you will face limited access problem and will not be able to browse internet. Here I will show you three simple methods to solve all these Wi-Fi problems.

First method is to update wireless driver, for that first right click on windows icon from this list select Device Manager. Click on network adapters to expand it, now you can see one thing named as Realtek RTL8723DE 802.11b/g/n PCIe Adapter or something like that depending on what wifi adapter is used on your computer. 

Just right-click on that and uninstall, in the confirm pop-up window sometimes you can see a checkbox to delete this driver don't tick that box. it will completely remove the wireless driver from your computer, then click OK. after that, click on action tab and scan for hardware changes then the wireless driver we have just uninstalled will reappear on the list. If it is not appeared, then scan one more time. Once again right-click, then click update driver software, click on browse my computer for driver software, and click on let me pick from a list from the compatible hardware as shown here. You can choose any one as for example select the first one and click on next, now wait to complete. After finished, you can see that Windows has successfully updated. If this method doesn't work, try another one method.

Second method is Power Saving Method. Right click on Windows icon, and clik on power option. Then choose balanced which is also recommended, sometimes the second one power saver may be chosen. You have to choose the first one, then change plan settings just click on this then click on change advanced power settings. In this window you will find wireless adapter settings, expand it. Then power saving mode, here you have two options on battery and plugged in. what you have to do is change power saving mode to maximum performance on both battery and plugged in.

You will see four different options : maximum performance, low power saving, medium power saving, and maximum power saving. Choose the maximum performance in both places. And save changes. If your Wi-Fi is still not working please try another one method.

The third method is using Comand prompt to fix Windows 10 WiFi problems, right click on windows icon. Click on command prompt with admin in brackets, that means it have all administrative privileges. now copy this comand :

netsh int tcp set heuristics disabled Enter

netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled Enter

netsh int tcp set global rss=enabled Enter

netsh int tcp show global Enter

Now you will see many TCP global parameters, some of them are enabled and some are disabled. If one or two of them are enabled and all others are disabled you can proceed close the command window and restart your computer. I hope one of these methods will solve your Wi-Fi problems.