No wifi network showing up when i click the wifi icon in my taskbar
Operating System
Windows 10 Model of modem, router, or other devices
SSID:dlink-CAC0Protocol:802.11nSecurity type:WPA2-PersonalNetwork band:2.4 GHzNetwork channel:1IPv4 address:192.168.0.148IPv4 DNS Servers:192.168.0.1Manufacturer:Intel CorporationDescription:Intel(R) Dual Band Wireless-AC 7265Driver version:19.1.0.4Physical address (MAC):18-5E-0F-BB-73-08 IP Configuration
https://paste.rtechsupport.org/view/1599aa22 When the issue began
After reformatting my laptop while retaining personal files Recurring issue
No Date of purchase
N/A Description of problem
So, normally when I click the wifi icon in the taskbar, a list of wifi networks show up and I get to choose which one to connect to and type in the password. Cause/Steps to recreate the issue
However, now, upon clicking the icon, no wifi networks show up. Not my own, not my neighbour's. The wifi panel opens up, there are 3 buttons at the bottom (Wifi, Flightmode off, Mobile hotspot), but no wifi networks. What I've tried so far to resolve the issue
-Went into device manager, uninstalled wifi drivers and restarted the computer. Drivers were reinstalled, but wifi networks still not showing up.-Went into services, Wireless Pan DHCP Server is not running and it give error 1067: The service terminated unexpectedly when I try to start it.
Posted Aug 14, 2017, 7:05 PM UTC