Wifi Not Available Or Broken After Windows 10 Update

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The ratio of Windows 10 issues encountered by Windows 10 users who upgraded to it from previous versions has been decreased in the last 15 months. Thanks to Microsoft support center, Windows communities, Windows forums, and other 3^rd party technical support service providing companies for guiding Windows users how to bring the best out of Windows-run devices and solve weird Windows 10 performance issues. Moreover, regular patches and upgrades from Microsoft are enough to ensure that Windows users will get all possible help when they have a problematic Windows. Windows users also search expert online support for Windows 10 wi-fi issues in order to get rid of networking issues. Following are top four tips for Windows users that they can follow in order to fix the issue of Wifi not available or broken after Windows 10 update and upgrade.

1.      From the drop-down menu, all you need to do is to tap right on the newly-reinstated Start Menu, and then choose Command Prompt (Admin).

2.      After this, simply type out the following command “reg delete HKCRCLSID{988248f3-a1ad-49bf-9170-676cbbc36ba3} /va /f”, and then hit the Enter key.

3.      In the Command Prompt, enter the command “netcfg -v -u dni_dne,” and then hit the Enter key to have a successful Wifi solution.

4.      Finally, you need to reboot the PC and detect wifi settings properly. A close monitoring will help you get a revived list of available networks within range.

There is a long list of Windows 10 users facing issues with internet and networking. A number of desktops and laptop owners, who moved from Windows 8.1 to Windows 10 after upgrade, have reported on various MS Windows related pages and forums that their wireless networks are no longer available. And the most frustrating is that rebooting and reinstalling the wireless network adapter driver frequently still add insult to the injury as the same thing offers no clue and help to Windows users.

In such odd conditions, users prefer only reliable technical support for Windows but from a reliable resource in order to solve the annoying WiFi issues. Even, Microsoft accepts that the wifi issue is occurred due to an unsupported VPN software program that remains active during the Windows 10 upgrade. Moreover, this issue can prevent a wired Ethernet connection from functioning in a proper manner.

According to an explanation from Microsoft, "The issue may occur if older VPN software is installed on Windows 8.1 and is present during the upgrade to Windows 10." "Older software versions contain a Filter Driver (the Deterministic Network Enhancer) which is not properly upgraded, leading to the issue," the company added.