The Windows can’t connect to this network problem is usually caused by network adapter issues, and your computer may need to have its adapter settings tweaked or its drivers updated.

Why am I getting Windows can’t connect to this network error? As mentioned earlier, the “Windows can’t connect to the network” doesn’t provide details about the cause of the problem.

If you can't connect to 5 GHz WiFi on Windows 11/10 but the 2.4 GHz WiFi band works fine, see this post for the working fixes.

Patrick Marshall answers your tech questions. This week's topics cover troubleshooting a computer that fails to connect to the internet over Wi-Fi and why Excel files suddenly can't be viewed ...

If your computer keeps disconnecting from your WiFi for no obvious reason, there is a simple method to improve the connection between your PC and your router ...

If your computer keeps disconnecting from the WiFi or if your connection feels slow, there is a simple way to fix it - and it doesn't involve rebooting your WiFi router ...

This article will explain how to regain access to your WiFi network in the event that a network is detected but your computer is unable to connect. This tip applies specifically to Windows 7 users, ...