There is a problem with the wireless adapter or access point

When connecting to a wireless network, the following dialog box appears: Solution: 1

Right-click on "Online Neighbors" and select "Properties".As shown below: 2Right-click on "Wi-Fi" and select "Properties".As shown below:

3.In "Wireless Network Configuration", click "Advanced" and select "Any available network (preferred access point)".As shown below: 4

Once set, click OK to close the windowTry this again [Cause Analysis]: The network adapter cannot be enabled is usually caused by a driver abnormality. You can try to update the NIC driver again, or delete the related registry items and update again.

Easy Steps]: Update NIC Driver [Solution]: Solution 1:

Update NIC driver 1Open [360 Software Manager] and enter [Drive Life] in the search bar to search, click **, click the install button when you are done, and follow the prompts to complete the installation. (Figure 1, 2) Figure 1 Figure 2 2

Run the driver life and select [Latest Driver], find the network card driver, and then click [Start Update] on the right. (Figure 3) Figure 3 3After the update is completed, the driver will prompt the system to restart.

Click Restart Now.

Click Restart or Activate in the service.

Summary. 1. Make sure that there is no problem with the system and that the network card is not damaged, so how to check whether the network card has any trauma?Look at the network adapter in Device Manager, right-click on it, look at the properties, and if the device status shows :

The device is working normally, that proves that there is no problem with the network card, just a software problem, then proceed to the following steps:

2. Enter the control panel and click "Network and Sharing Center" to enter.

There is a problem with the wireless adapter or access point

1. Make sure that there is no problem with the system and that the network card is not damaged, so how to check whether the network card has any trauma?Check the network adapter in the device manager, right-click on it, look at the properties, if the device status shows that the device is running normally, it proves that there is no problem with the network card, just a software problem, then proceed to the following steps:

2. Enter the control panel and click "Network and Sharing Center" to enter.

3. Click "Change adapter settings" on the upper left side of the left to enter the network link.

4. After entering the network connection, right-click "Wi-Fi Connection" and select "Properties".

5. After entering the wireless network link properties, select "Configure".

Where is the Device Manager.

Click on the "This PC" icon on your computer's desktop to go to "This PC".

Once you are in the "This PC" option, switch the interface to "Computer" and select "Manage".

After clicking "Manage", an interface will pop up, and you will find "Device Manager" in the interface.

After right-clicking on the network adapter point properties, it is not displayed, only a box.

Can you take a screenshot?

Click on what to see.

Click on what to see.

Please see the steps above.

So you can only speculate on your situation.

Possibility 1: A problem with the laptop's wireless adapter.

Solution: Right-click "Wi-Fi Connection" to perform the corresponding diagnostic operation.

Possibility 2: The version of tp-link is too low, which is why such a problem occurs.

Solution: Upgrade tp-link to a newer version. (The manual generally has an introduction method).

Possibility 3: The wireless NIC driver is not updated.

Solution: Right-click "Computer" "Properties" "Device Manager" "Network Adapter" Right-click the subdirectory of the wireless network card and click "Update Driver Software".

Hope it helps!

Added:First of all, the notebook that can use wireless is not installed with XP system,If so, then it is likely to be a problem with the low version of win7 system and tp-link。 It is also important to note that the wireless use of Lenovo notebooks must be coordinated with power management, that is to say, power management must be enabled to start the wireless hardware switch (flip the switch, and then fn+f5).

If the above three methods are not excluded, then you do not automatically obtain IP and DNS, it is recommended that you set the IP address, gateway, and DNS of the wireless connection to see if it can be solved. If you really can't use wire, it's annoying to not be able to connect to the Internet! Since I can't see what's going on in your office, there's only so much I can help with!

Or if there are other cases, please add!