- Feb 4, 2012
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I'm having a really strange problem with my laptop's Wi-Fi, my internal Intel Dual Band AC-7260 connects to my home Wi-Fi, but sticks at "Identifying..." and I am not assigned an IP address, I can't ping anything internal or get online. However everyone else can connect to the Wi-Fi just fine, and if I connect a USB adapter, it works. So I know the router isn't broken.
But, the internal adapter works perfectly fine on any other Wi-Fi network, and so does the Bluetooth. So I know that my Wi-Fi adapter isn't broken.
I'm running Windows 10 TP build 10041, the Wi-Fi was working before, it just stopped working out of nowhere. I tried disabling and re-enabling it, uninstalling and deleting the driver then reinstalling it, and physically removing and reinstalling it. I also rebooted multiple times.
But, the internal adapter works perfectly fine on any other Wi-Fi network, and so does the Bluetooth. So I know that my Wi-Fi adapter isn't broken.
I'm running Windows 10 TP build 10041, the Wi-Fi was working before, it just stopped working out of nowhere. I tried disabling and re-enabling it, uninstalling and deleting the driver then reinstalling it, and physically removing and reinstalling it. I also rebooted multiple times.
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