Why is my hp laptop not connecting to wireless internet?

"Hi,

First of all try this:

Use Windows ""Troubleshoot problem"" (right mouse click on the network icon on the task bar near to the clock).Open ""Device manager"" and find your Wi-Fi card (something like Atheros, Realtek, Broadcom, etc.). Press the right mouse key on it an uninstall the driver. Now restart the PC and Windows will reinstall the WLan driver. This will reset your Wi-Fi driver.If this not fix your problem then you need to open the laptop and reconnect the wlan card.The final step is Wi-Fi card replacement."

"Wi-Fi networking is a convenient way to access the Internet. However, a lot of things can go wrong when using a wireless connection, and it can be frustrating when the connection is slow, intermittently drops, or cannot connect. Follow these steps:

- update the wireless adapter using recommended setting and please check the firewall and your antivirus for any update for more help visit hp http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c02... after doing all steps restart the computer ."

"i had the same problem and solved now. undergo the undermentioned steps:-

1. connect your wifi device to your computer through a cable (cable is provided to you when you buy your wifi device.

2. now you are connected to the internet.

3. enter the configuration ip address of your device in the site bar.,.,., for example it is 192.168.15.1 in case of witribe

4. enter username and password

5. go to network setting--> WLAN-->SSID WPA settings

6. set the cipher type key to TKIP and change your pre-shared key

7. now when settings are saved, remove the cable and connect to your wifi with your new set key.

8. hope it helps you"

"hello everyone ,

this is a very easy fix - just update the wireless driver , restart the laptop

check the firewall and date and time on the machine .

try restarting the router and modem also theat also helps sometime

when all these steps fail try Guide -Fix Windows Laptop Wireless Problems

see and hope this works for you ."

Make sure you are not using a static IP Address. Go to Network & Sharing, click on the network you are trying to join. Next right-click on Properties. Then double click Internet Protocol Version 4 TCP/IPv4. Make sure you are obtaining your IP address and the DNS server automatically. Same with alternate configuration. If that doesn't work uncheck IPv6 in the properties tab.

Just solved this issue on my HP laptop, Go to Start, Type Command prompt, A black box will appear type ipconfig then space /release Then hit enter This will disconnect all wifi addresses. Then after you see all the configurations pop up, Type ipconfig/renew This should solve your problem, It worked on mine, Good Luck