Solution 3: uninstall the network card device To reset the network in Windows 10, open the Settings from the Start menu, go to Network and Internet, then, in the Status section, scroll down the right part of the screen and click on Network recovery. To find it, open Settings from the Start menu and then go to the Update and Security section. Press on the left column Troubleshooting, scroll down the central part and press on Internet Connections to run the automatic correction tool.Ī network restore uninstalls and completely removes the network configuration stored by the computer and restores the default values. Once the PC has restarted, the network cards will be reinstalled, and their settings will return to average costs. The machine is automatic and restores the correct network parameters.
How do I fix this? Please help me.The first thing to do when there are network problems of any kind, after trying to restart the router and restart the PC and if there is no connection problem that depends on the line (so if other devices usually connect), is to use the troubleshooting tool included in Windows 10. It is consuming my battery very very fast.
This phenomenon occurs to wherever WiFi I connect to, so I am quite sure that the problem is not with my router. I have also noticed that the problem persists only when WiFi networks are available, but then again not everytime there are available networks but only sometimes. It just turns off the WiFi for the moment which allows you to turn it on again and then it temporarily goes back to normal. But, it doesn't fix the problem permanently. The ways you can fix it is to (1) tap the WiFi switch many many times or (2) reboot the phone. Again, this does not happen always but it happens often. After sleep and you turn on the phone, you can see that the WiFi switch from the settings really does slide from on to off to on to off to on and so on. To make clear, it is not the common problem that the WiFi automatically turns on or off. I don't know when it happens and what triggers it to happen, but what I know is that it happens many times although not all of the time.
My mobile's wifi automatically turns on-off-on-off-on-off sometimes. I actually think it is just a rebrand of India's Micromax mobile phone. I have a MyPhone Iceberg Mini (local phone brand in the Philippines) that runs Android Jellybean.
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