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Need help! My Asus laptop won't show available wifi networks?

Need help! My Asus laptop won't show available wifi networks?

Hey! My Asus laptop X553M is running on windows 10! I powered it up today and it won't show any available wifi networks, just a symbol for an Ethernet cable with a red "x" on the bottom of the screen. I've tried everything from resetting my network connections but nothing is working and I need the wifi up and running as soon as possible! Unsure if I should buy a wireless adapter to fix this problem (even though connecting to wifi has worked for over a year on this laptop). Any help would be appreciated, thanks!!

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Total answers/comments: 6
Guest [Entry]

"what i would suggest, is to disable and re-enable the wireless adapter in the device manager.

Rightclick ""This PC"" and select manage.

under the device option, find your adapter

right click on the adapter, and hit disable,

then right click on the adapter and select enable.

i had to do this on my mother's PC a couple nights ago"
Guest [Entry]

"it Happen Last Night to One Of my Laptop after a Long 2 hour Research this is What Got and i think this Should Help Anyone having the issue-

(My Problem Was Related to Wireless Adapter But My hardwork Should Not Go into Waste That why i Would like it to Be Shared with everyone -

Source - https://fixingblog.com/asus-laptop-wirel...

Tips - Disable the Airplane Mode if it is active by mistake. make sure No Ethernet Cable is connected to Your Laptop )

First Restart Your Computer and Your main Wireless router & Modem.Now check For Any Windows Update and if you have a antivirus software Please check for Update in that Too.Press Windows+ R on your keyboard at the same Time and It should Come with Run Box , There Type ncpa.cpl there and Press Enter. you should be able to See your Wireless Adapter Please Reset That. see if this Worksif You Running Windows 10 Please Run a Windows Diagnostics tool to check if everything is Fineif you are not Able to see the Wireless Adapter than Please Restore Your computer to Earlier date when it was Working

if Nothing Works Out i Recommend You Should Contact Asus Support

Look if any of these Tips Helps You Out.

Do Let me Know if you Find any other Solution On This"
Guest [Entry]

"mikaylacallery , Make sure you are not in airplane mode, which disables WiFi. You could also try system restore to an earlier date when WiFi was working correctly to see if that helps. Another thing to try, go into settings,device manager, click network adapters, then click on the adapter that is your wireless WiFi. uninstall driver. Then right click on network adapters and click search for network adapters, it should automatically install it back. Try WiFi settings and connect. This is only one of the solutions from link below that you can try to fix your issue. 1st 2nd link troubleshooting WiFi, 3rd link is your manual. Good luck.

I hope this helped you out, if so let me know by pressing the helpful button.

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/44841-...

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2...

http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/nb/X453..."
Guest [Entry]

"Step 1: Right Click the Network & Internet Icon. (The one with RED X)

Step 2: Click Open Network & Internet Settings

(A new window should open)

Step 3: Try and look at the bottom page for ""Network Reset"" (Click It)

Step 4: Click Reset Now

(A dialog box will appear just click ""Yes"")

Step 5 : Just wait for 5 mins for your Laptop to restart

Just did it with my laptop

Asus Q550L

June 25 2018"
Guest [Entry]

"Normally, People Deal with the Asus laptop wifi not working problem due to the driver or wifi settings issue. here are some techniques to troubleshoot the problem.

Please make sure that you have turn on the wifi from the windows settings, it shouldn’t be off.Let’s check the adapter settings, the wireless adapter should be disabled, if it is disabled, you need to enable it again.Sometimes, you might deal with the asus laptop wifi problem due to the driver issue, you should update the driver first. if it doesn’t work fine for you, you should uninstall the driver and reinstall it again.After using these techniques, if your wireless is still not working on the asus laptop, you should factory reset your pc. but before doing this, you should back up your pc, your don’t lose your data."
Guest [Entry]

"Like others suggested, I would try to reinstall your network drivers. If that doesn't work, I would just buy an external usb wifi card. They are a cheap and easy solution, which could offer better performance depending on the wifi chip that came preinstalled on your laptop.

My usb adapter did that one time as well. Unplugging it and plugging it back in seemed to resolve the issue. Now, while this is much more complicated to do for laptops, I would try to open it up and check the connection to your card. (I would only do this if have some prior experience with computers and networking.)"