Having problems with your Wi-Fi on Windows 10? Our guide shows you how to switch wireless on and off and fix adapter problems.<\/b>
Is your Windows PC or laptop having problems connecting to Wi-Fi networks? We show you how to switch wireless connectivity on and off and troubleshoot adapter settings.
The basic process to switch your Wi-Fi on and off in Windows 10 is nice and simple. Use the Wi-Fi icon located in the system tray – the section to the far right of the Taskbar. Click on the icon and here you can toggle the Wi-Fi and choose from the different available networks.
If there’s no Wi-Fi icon in the corner then you’ve either got an ethernet cable plugged in or the Wi-Fi adapter is switched off. Here’s how to switch it back on.
\u2022 Go to the Start Menu and select Settings.
\u2022 Click on Networks & Internet.
\u2022 Select Wi-Fi on the left pane.
\u2022 Scroll down and click on Change adapter options.
\u2022 Right click on the Wi-Fi adapter and click Enable.<\/p>\n