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After the upgrade, you can no longer access network resources.

Found insideYou upgrade the network adapter driver on the computer. I've tried the general troubleshooting (windows troubleshooter, registry network delete, DISM, sfc) but to no avail. If there’s a magical cure in the world of technology, it is restarting the device. Under device manager, I see the Virtual NIC.

I don't have any more suggestions.Įdit: Here's a Microsoft troubleshooting link, but it sounds like you already talked to Microsoft.Windows 8 is my core OS on the laptop, and before I was very successfully running a core Windows 7 64-bit setup, with triple booting for Windows 2008 R2 and Windows 8 CP booting from. and the others may have some more suggestions. I would just buy the dongle in link below, but it doesn't have bluetooth. And they also sell dongles that can use 5 Ghz and AC. They sell WiFi/Bluetooth combo dongles if you need bluetooth. Hit 'Like' if you find the answer helpful!Ĭlick on 'Yes' if the comment answers your problem with checking for something that might have come loose is it would require you to open up your laptop and you might possibly break something.especially if you're not real tech savvy.įor me personally, I would buy a dongle. The computer will reinstall the device driver software. After the computer restarts and completes the installation of the device driver software, try connecting to the Internet. Open device manager, Right-click the name of the Network Adapter and select Uninstall. On the "Confirm Device Uninstall" window, click OK. When the network adapter software has been uninstalled, restart the computer. > Uninstall and reinstall network adapter driver.

If they are disabled, go and re-enable the services. Use Windows shortcut keys Win + R to launch Run. Type services.msc into the dialog box. Press the Enter key and open the Windows Services. Navigate to the services Network Connections and WLAN AutoConfig. If none of them are running, double click the services to the Properties. Click the Start button. Set the Startup type as Automatic. Click Apply and OK. You can also go to the Dependencies tab and check other related services.