Baffling issue with a laptop

[ezzra]

Baffling issue with a laptop, and old Vaio WIn10, where upon booting it doesn't connect to the home Wi Fi

network but it's get connected on second reboot, have looked at all the setting up and all seems fine, wasn't like this

until I got the WIN 10 installed.. any ideal guys coz I'm stumped?

[lostinisaan]

Update all drivers and try it again. Go to Control Panel and check on Network Adapters. That should do the trick.

Disable and enable them might be already enough. You might find the right drivers on Vaio's website, if such a website exists? .

[chrisinth]

If it isn't a driver issue, you could also try deleting (forgetting) the trouble connection and reinstalling (remember) it again. To do this with W10, follow the steps below:

Left click on your wi-fi icon on the bottom right and then Network settings.

With Wi-Fi selected on the left, select Manage Wi-Fi settings.

Scroll down to Manage know networks, left click on the problem connection and click Forget.

Close the settings box and return to your Wi-Fi icon on the bottom left. Select the 'problem network' and connect, providing the security code and once again selecting which sort of connection you want as regards sharing.

It may be that something got confused with the W10 upgrade.

Regardless, the above steps are useful if you ever have to forget a connection, especially if you have changed the Wi-Fi password on the router and kept the same SSID...........

[ezzra]

Update all drivers and try it again. Go to Control Panel and check on Network Adapters. That should do the trick.

Disable and enable them might be already enough. You might find the right drivers on Vaio's website, if such a website exists? .

I actually updated all the drivers just the other day using the free IObit driver booster,

but I'll give Sony website a try and see..... thanks..

[lostinisaan]

Update all drivers and try it again. Go to Control Panel and check on Network Adapters. That should do the trick.

Disable and enable them might be already enough. You might find the right drivers on Vaio's website, if such a website exists? .

I actually updated all the drivers just the other day using the free IObit driver booster,

but I'll give Sony website a try and see..... thanks..

That might be the problem you are having. The "free driver update websites are usually not more than a piece of ."

Most of them also install other programs, viruses, and Trojan horses. Just don't do it. Might go for a swim in the bay and be okay.

These boosters are similar to certain Apollo flights, where the whole thing exploded, like aBangFai here.....

A healthy body creates a healthy computer. Does that make sense? Hmmm.

Edited November 1, 2015 by lostinisaan

[lostinisaan]

ezzra, if all fails just buy a "el cheapo" USB wireless adapter (Link: http://www.invadeit.co.th/category/wireless-networking/usb-adapter/sort/price/asc/) and see if that solves it

Might be a good idea and you can always use it again.

Made some good experiences with Tenda, a wireless antenna and I can always use it again and again.

It doesn't need food, it doesn't wear makeup and it doesn't bite, or throw you off the 16th floor. Around 300 baht do the trick.

It works with up to 5 meter USB cable for people with connection problems.....( not social ones)

Then sell it to a TVF member for 700.

Edited November 1, 2015 by lostinisaan