Laptop Cannot Find WiFi Network

Yes, my wifi is indeed enabled, I can connect to other wifi networks, but am unable to find my own, I have even tried to manually connect, and it works with a ethernet cable.

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@RobertWy wrote:

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@Jabcharrison wrote:

Hi, I am having trouble finding my wifi network on my Acer Aspire A315-51. I am able to find the WiFi networks of my neighbors, but cannot find my own. All other devices in my house are able to connect as well. The router is the XB7-T. Any insight would be appreciated.

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Are you able to verify that Wifi is enabled? I have mine disabled.

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Did you find a way to fix this? My computer is doing the same thing. I can see my neighbors wifi, and I can connect via the ether net cable but I can't find the signal on my laptop wifi. I updated my laptop and still nothing.

Were you able to update to the latest wireless drivers? Here's the product support page for your laptop model number based on the model number you provided:

https://www.acer.com/ac/en/US/content/support-product/7210?b=1

There are two different wireless NICs used in that model, Intel and Atheros. 

If you're not sure which one, search in Windows 10 for "Device Manager" and under "Network Adapters" you should see the name of the model. 

Download, install, reboot, see if it fixes it. As a precaution, it's good to know all the WiFi passwords that you may already be connected to and saved in case they aren't preserved in the driver update (I've never had mine wiped as a result but just in case). 

I am having the same problem, I have a Lenovo Yoga 3 1470, I have narrowed it down to my wireless adapter which is an Intel(R) Dual Band Wireless-AC 3160. I have done all the updates, reset the TCP/IP stack. I still can't see my Wifi, however it works on my xbox phone, apple tv and tv, I am on this forum using my phone as a hotspot going through my network... it seems so absurd. Please advise if anyone is familiar with the solution.

@user_65a148 

Please create a new topic of your own here on this board detailing your issue. Thanks. Year old dead thread now being closed.