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Anonymous users2024-02-07Hello, dear ASUS users.
It is recommended that you try to right-click on your network connection in the bottom right corner and select Troubleshooter to let the system diagnose and fix it on its own, and it is also recommended that you reset your wireless router settings and set it up again. If the problem persists, it is recommended that you try to right-click your wireless network link - Properties - Internet Protocol version 4 - manual settings, the specific parameters can refer to the IP address of your roommate's connection, the last digit of the IP address cannot be the same as your roommate's, otherwise it will conflict.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Cancel or delete your previous link and start with a new link! Delete the wireless link attribute that there is, this problem is generally experienced by people who use notebooks! I think it's normal, I just don't know the explanation! Hehe.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Do you use a wireless cat or a wireless router to access the Internet?
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Start your route, or cat. No, it's just your IP address.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03It doesn't matter, I don't know the specifics, anyway, I used to be like this, regardless of him.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Check if the machine's FN+F2 has a wireless network turned on.
1. In the taskbar - Startup Items - Wireless icon - Right-click - Troubleshooter. Try to fix if you can;
3. In the wireless icon - right-click - tethering center - delete wireless network - try if it can;
Or call ASUS Customer Service**400-600-6655 to speak with an engineer to help you solve your problem!
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Dear, your virtual NIC has not been created successfully.
Open cmd, enter netsh wlan start hostednetwork mode=allow, and then refresh the network connection, see if there is an extra virtual network card, if there is one, it will be easy to do, if not, see the following tutorial.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31Are you sure your laptop is loaded with a laptop system and not a desktop system?
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Anonymous users2024-01-30Dear ASUS users, Hello!
According to your description, if the laptop can search for other wireless networks in the vicinity, or can access the Internet normally in other wireless network environments, the general wireless network card and driver are normal.
1. It is recommended that you restart the wireless router and give it a try.
2. Change the wireless routing channel to etc.
3. Whether there is a firewall in the system, it is recommended that you turn it off.
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Anonymous users2024-01-29The password has been changed, you go and confirm that the password is trying.
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Anonymous users2024-01-28With 360 no? 360 has a computer repair menu that has this problem in it, just click on it.
Hello, dear ASUS users.
It is recommended that you press FN+F11 or F12 to confirm whether your volume can be adjusted, if not, it is recommended that you uninstall the ATK package driver and then reinstall the ATK driver, and then restart it to confirm whether it can be used normally >>>More
Dear ASUS users, Hello.
You can click ESC to select the first startup item when you boot up. >>>More
Dear ASUS users, Hello! According to your description, it is recommended that you refer to the following information: 1. Because the specific information of the machine is not given, it cannot help you confirm whether the machine has a win8 32-bit driver. You can click on it. >>>More
You have to have a network port that can access the Internet, link to the router and then set up the router, you can set up the router with a mobile phone, an ipad, and it's okay without a computer. Once you've set it up, you're OK.
Are you adding a wireless router (= with 2 routes)? Or replace the original route with a wireless route, after coming out of the cat to the route can only pass once, if you first come out of the original route and then connect to the wireless route, then there will be the yellow exclamation point you said. >>>More