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Windows can't connect to home Wi-Fi but other devices can
I have my home Wi-Fi and then my ISP provides a backup Wi-Fi that lets me uses other modems (other people's) from the same ISP to have a backup connection when needed. Yesterday I switched from my home's to the backup to test some things but then I wasn't able to reconnect to my home Wi-Fi at all (I believe my home Wi-Fi was having some issues yesterday right around the time I was testing things since none of my others devices could connect to it). I thought it was no big deal, just some connection issues that'll eventually be fixed.
Comes today and these connection issues seem fixed on every device except my computer, my home Wi-Fi wasn't showing up at all but my backup Wi-Fi still works fine.
Tried resetting the modem multiple times but no luck, every other device still works except my computer.
Tried disabling/uninstalling my network adapters on device manager and this seemed to let me view my home Wi-Fi temporarily but when I tried to connect to it it'd try to connect for a few seconds but after that the list of available connections would go empty and the Wi-Fi symbol on the taskbar would turn into the one you get when you disable the network adapter, then a couple seconds later the symbol would go back to normal and it'd say the connection failed.
Having the device manager open while trying to connect would also make it blink when the symbol changed (as if the adapter potentially crashed or something I guess).
I then tried to do a full reset of my settings and network adapters (Settings > Network > Status > Reset Network) but still, home Wi-Fi isn't showing up, tried to repeat the above and got the same result with it appearing to disable the network adapter while it was trying to connect.
Oh, also tried to add the connection manually but again, no luck.
My network adapter is Qualcomm Atheros QCA9377.
Appreciate any help, thanks.