Having Wi-Fi Problem in Your Asus Laptop..?? Here's The Solution!!

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Asus is a brand which speak for itself. Thge devices like laptops, Tablets, smartphones of Asus are of very high quality. But every brand some time cause a little problem. Thats what happen with one of my colleague. As the his Asus X553M Laptop starts causing problem with wi-fi. This is what he describes to me cause of his problem in his own words:

 My ASUS X553M laptop was working fine for a year, but  for the last few days, it starts dropping the wifi. It does this on my home wi-fi as well as at my office wi-fi. Also, When it happens, it no longer sees the router though it was just connected to it. on the other hand, it does shows other routers in range. Also, i know that Rebooting the compAlso, i am using Windows 10 operating System, Intel Pentium N3540 @ 2.16 GHz, 4GB RAM. Please help me.

 This is not his problemas many people sometime face same issue with their laptops be it of any brand. Its Solution is very simple and quite easy to solve. One simple measure is to just call the technical Support staff at Asus Customer Service or follow the following solution to solve it

Solution

So, When WiFi won't connect to your Asus Laptop.

First, you need to make sure your laptop is 'not' connected to the modem / router with an Ethernet cable and start following the below steps:

1. Firstly, go to the "Control Panel".

2. Then go to "Network and Internet" and follow it with going to "Network and Sharing".

3. Now click on the "Manage Wireless Networks".

4. Now, remove all the wireless connections by "right clicking" on it and select the "Remove network" from the drop down menu. 

5. After you do this, close the windows and scan for "Wi - Fi networks". 
and select "connect" to the network you want to connect. 

7. Here, it will take a moment, and then you are asked to give password for the Wi-Fi connection. Type the password and click "connect" button. 

Now it should stay connected.

Here too, If this doesn't resolve the issue, it may be operating system problem just like in the above case it may be the windows 10 problem and not the WiFi one.

Also, if you are facing the same issue with your Acer laptop, so either you can call the Acer Customer Service UK or follow the above steps.


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