ASUS a43s cannot connect to the wireless network after booting, but it has been able to connect normally under Windows operating system before

ASUS a43s cannot find the wireless network connection when it is turned on. Before that, Windows was opened normally

You can refer to the following steps to set up:

1. First confirm whether the wireless switch is turned on. Method: You can turn on the wireless switch by pressing the FN F2 key combination.

2. Confirm whether the wireless service is turned on. Method: Please click "Run" in the start menu, enter services.msc, find WLAN auto config (or Wireless Zero Configuration), and see if it has been set to on. If not, Please set it to on and try.

3. If it is not easy to use, you can also open and click Start Menu - Control Panel - Network Sharing Center - Manage Wireless Network, delete the previously saved wireless network, and then turn off and on the wireless switch again. Test the connection again. You can also open the Network Sharing Center----after managing the wireless network, right-click the icon of the wireless network you want to use, select "Properties", in the "Connection" tab, change "Automatically connect when this network is within range" Check the box before ", then click OK and exit to try.

4. If the problem persists, this situation may be caused by a problem with the wireless network card driver. It is recommended to try reinstalling the wireless network card driver.

ASUS A43S notebook cannot connect to wireless network

Method 1: Disable enabling wireless networks

1. Sometimes we encounter a situation where the laptop cannot connect to the wireless router and cannot obtain the IP address from the wireless router. First find the "Network" icon in the taskbar in the lower right corner of the screen

2. Right-click the network icon and select the "Open Network and Sharing Center" option

3. Click the "Change Adapter Settings" option in the Network and Sharing Center window

4. Select the wireless network card in the network connection, right-click the mouse and select the "Disable" option

5. Then select the disabled wireless network card, right-click the mouse and select the "Enable" option

6. Finally try to connect to the wireless network.

Method 2: Restart the router

1. If the problem persists after trying the above methods, please disconnect the power supply of the wireless router.

2. Then connect the power supply, restart the router, and finally try to connect to the wireless network with the laptop.

Method 3: Replace the wireless network card driver

1. It may be the case that other people’s mobile phones or computers can access the wireless network, but your laptop cannot access the wireless network. If the laptop wireless network card hardware is good, it is very likely that the driver of the wireless network card is faulty, resulting in the inability to access the wireless network. For example, the driver installed when reinstalling the system is incompatible with the wireless network card hardware.

2. Update one of the notebook wireless network card drivers: Visit the notebook official website, find the corresponding notebook model, and download the corresponding driver version. After the download is complete, manually execute the network card driver installation program.

3. Update laptop wireless network card driver 2: Use third-party software to help install the driver. Here we take Driver Wizard 2013 as an example, which can be downloaded for free from the official website. After opening, click the "Driver" button first, and then click the "Driver Tuning" option

4. Select the "Network Card" option in the left pane, then select the driver version you want to update in the right pane, and finally click the "Install the required driver with one click" button

5. Then wait for the software to automatically download the network card driver and install the network card driver

6. When the driver is downloaded and installed, please click "Yes" to restart the computer system.

7. Wait for the system to restart before trying to connect to the wireless network.

Method 4: Wireless network card hardware failure

If you still cannot connect to the wireless network after trying the above methods, it may be caused by a hardware failure. It is recommended to send the computer to after-sales service for inspection.

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