My laptop is not showing wifi networks windows 10

You’ve set your home and office devices to automatically connect with your Wi-Fi once they enter its range. When you walk into your network’s range, you notice that the Network icon in the taskbar says you’re not connected to any network.

If you’re wondering why your laptop won’t connect to Wi-Fi, we have you covered.

The issue could be either with your router/modem or your laptop. Before you troubleshoot, see if you can connect to the Wi-Fi using any other devices.

This will help you identify which device requires troubleshooting.

Wifi connected but no internet

If you can’t connect to Wi-Fi using other devices too, the issue is probably with the router/modem. If you can connect using other devices, however, the issue could be with your laptop.

Check If Wi-Fi is Enabled

The first thing you’d want to check is if your Wi-Fi is enabled.

If you’ve inadvertently disabled Wi-Fi or enabled Airplane mode, all wireless connections on your laptop would stop working. 

1. Select the Network button at the bottom right of the screen in the taskbar.
2. Make sure that Wi-Fi is highlighted in blue and that Airplane
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