First some info:
Asus S550C laptop
Windows 10
Okay, so I'm away from home and checked into a hotel for 3 weeks. My laptop was connected to the Wi-Fi the first night with no problem, and now, it won't find any connections. My phone and PlayStation are currently connected to the hotel's Wi-Fi so their internet isn't the issue. When I click on my Wi-Fi icon in the toolbar, it says "No connections available" but I know there are, as my cellphone finds several. I've tried going into device manager and uninstalling my Wi-Fi and re-installing it. Didn't work. I did a system restore to a couple days ago and that worked for awhile, but now I'm back to the same problem. Does anyone know anything else I could try? Any help would be appreciated! Thanks!
*edit*
I managed to get the Wi-Fi to work by moving the laptop to certain positions around the room, and I might be crazy, but if I keep the screen tilted down a bit I feel like it works and finds Wi-Fi networks a little more reliably, but that might just be my imagination, so take that with a grain of salt. Again, I'm not convinced this is a problem with the hotels Wi-Fi, as my other devices connect fine no matter their location in my room/hotel. Still looking for a solution to this problem
Asus S550C laptop
Windows 10
Okay, so I'm away from home and checked into a hotel for 3 weeks. My laptop was connected to the Wi-Fi the first night with no problem, and now, it won't find any connections. My phone and PlayStation are currently connected to the hotel's Wi-Fi so their internet isn't the issue. When I click on my Wi-Fi icon in the toolbar, it says "No connections available" but I know there are, as my cellphone finds several. I've tried going into device manager and uninstalling my Wi-Fi and re-installing it. Didn't work. I did a system restore to a couple days ago and that worked for awhile, but now I'm back to the same problem. Does anyone know anything else I could try? Any help would be appreciated! Thanks!
*edit*
I managed to get the Wi-Fi to work by moving the laptop to certain positions around the room, and I might be crazy, but if I keep the screen tilted down a bit I feel like it works and finds Wi-Fi networks a little more reliably, but that might just be my imagination, so take that with a grain of salt. Again, I'm not convinced this is a problem with the hotels Wi-Fi, as my other devices connect fine no matter their location in my room/hotel. Still looking for a solution to this problem
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