This morning I had to reset the CMOS on my desktop computer to resolve an unrelated issue. This fixed my original problem, but this afternoon I can no longer connect to my wireless network. I am using a usb wireless adapter. Thinking the adapter itself might be going bad, I tried another one and got the same exact behavior. Both devices "see" the network but will not connect to it.
I have downloaded and installed the latest drivers for the 2nd adapter, but still got the same thing.
I use mac address filtering on my router. The wifi addresses for both adapters are present In the filter list and everthing looks fine. However, just in case I tried turning off mac filtering entirely, and still no change.
I'm lost. Did resetting the CMOS change something I'm missing? I can't think of anything else I might have done, and everything worked fine before today.
Btw, I am running Win 10 Pro, 64 bit.
I have downloaded and installed the latest drivers for the 2nd adapter, but still got the same thing.
I use mac address filtering on my router. The wifi addresses for both adapters are present In the filter list and everthing looks fine. However, just in case I tried turning off mac filtering entirely, and still no change.
I'm lost. Did resetting the CMOS change something I'm missing? I can't think of anything else I might have done, and everything worked fine before today.
Btw, I am running Win 10 Pro, 64 bit.
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