Wireless network problems are particularly annoying because there are so many things that can cause them. Maybe you are missing a driver or your computer’s power options are not set correctly. Have you checked your wireless switch (if you have one)? There are so many things that can go wrong.

In this article, we’ll troubleshoot Windows 10 WiFi by investigating the most common issues. Let’s get started.

Many Windows 10 users are getting a message about limited connectivity and it’s hard to figure out what’s causing it. It could be caused by outdated drivers, a faulty Ethernet cable, your network adapter, or even the antivirus software you’re using. All you can do is troubleshoot WiFi issues step by step and hope for the best.

We'll try the most common solutions, but also try the other solutions mentioned in this article if they don't work.