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Troubleshooting Connectivity Issues: Why My Desktop Can’t Find My Wi-Fi Network While My Other Devices Can
Recently, I relocated to a new apartment and set up a fresh internet plan with Spectrum. While setting up my devices, I noticed that my iPhone 14 and MacBook Air connected seamlessly to the new network, providing reliable internet access throughout my apartment. However, my desktop running Windows 10 is experiencing connectivity issues; it detects a list of available networks but fails to identify or connect to my home Wi-Fi network.
What I’ve Tried So Far
- Restarting both my router and desktop computer
- Updating device drivers and network adapters
- Disabling and re-enabling network adapters
- Uninstalling and reinstalling network adapter drivers
Despite these efforts, my desktop continues to display the same list of networks, none of which correspond to my home Wi-Fi. Physically, my computer is only a short distance—just a small hallway—from the router, so range doesn’t seem to be the issue, especially since my iPhone and MacBook connect without problems anywhere in the apartment.
Additional Context
I’m fairly new to networking troubleshooting and typically rely on online tutorials or friends and family for guidance. I appreciate any insights or suggestions on what could be causing this problem and how to resolve it. If you need more details to diagnose the issue, please let me know—I’m happy to provide further information.
Conclusion
Network connectivity problems can be frustrating, especially when multiple devices work fine, but one doesn’t. I hope this overview helps others facing similar issues or provides enough detail for knowledgeable readers to offer guidance. Thank you in advance for your assistance!
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