Low-end computer with w10 but no wireless network

If the computer hardware configuration we use is low and the wireless network cannot be found after installing the win10 operating system and we don’t know how to solve it, I think it may be because of a problem with the driver. Let’s take a look at how the editor did the detailed solution~

Low-configuration computer with w10 but no wireless network

1. On the Windows 10 system desktop , right-click the Start button in the lower left corner of the desktop,

2. Select the "Command Prompt" menu item in the pop-up menu.

3. Enter the command netsh winsock reset in the command prompt window that opens, and then press the Enter key

4. A prompt will pop up, indicating that the winsock directory has been reset successfully. Restart takes effect later.

#5. After restarting the computer, right-click the start button and select the "Settings" menu item in the pop-up menu.

#6. In the Windows Settings window that opens, click the "Network and Internet" icon.

#7. In the network status window that opens, click the "Show available networks" shortcut link on the right.

#8. The window of available networks will pop up, where you can see all the networks that can be connected.

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