Dell users may sometimes experience trouble in connecting their Dell laptops with Wi-Fi. If you're having the same trouble, don't worry there are some solutions to fix this issue. This trouble arises due to various reasons, but you can troubleshoot this issue by following the instructions listed in the below article. Dell users can also take assistance from our customer support engineers of Dell Repair Australia.
Follow these instructions to fix your Dell laptop’s not connecting to Wi-Fi issue instantly:
1. Firstly, ensure that you've enabled the WLAN feature on your Dell laptop. If not you won't be able to connect your Dell laptop with a Wi-Fi connection. To enable the Wi-Fi feature do follow the given instructions.
· Go to the search bar on your desktop and type Control Panel.
· Double-click on the Control Panel option in the search results.
· Control Panel window appears on your screen, click on the Network and Sharing Center.
· You’ll be directed to Network and Sharing Center tab, select the Change adapter settings option.
· Now right-click on the Wi-Fi option and select Enable option from the menu bar.
· Close your control panel and restart your laptop then reconnect to Wi-Fi
2. Connectivity issues arise even if your Dell laptop's network drivers are not up-to-date. Go to the official Dell website and check for the latest driver updates, if available kindly install them.
3. Check and uninstall all the incompatible applications installed on your laptop.
4. Reset your Wi-Fi router and then try connecting your laptop with Wi-Fi.
If these solutions didn’t help you in resolving your issue, then use our helpline number and contact Dell Repair Center Sydney to get quick help. We assure you that you’ll receive instant assistance from our official support desk. Our customer care executives are always ready to offer help, please don't hesitate to call or message our experts when you need assistance.