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Loss of wifi
Ran netstat on found someone connected to my address.
Tcp [fe80::2da0:cc93:9ca5:75a%]:2179 [fe80::2da0:cc93:9ca5:75a%:60727 looks like a looped address there 2 entries how do i block or fix have no wifi connection
Ran netstat on found someone connected to my address.
Tcp [fe80::2da0:cc93:9ca5:75a%]:2179 [fe80::2da0:cc93:9ca5:75a%:60727 looks like a looped address there 2 entries how do i block or fix have no wifi connection
Both of these are link-local unicast addresses, disabling them won't make WI-FI work.
Please follow steps below to provide network information:
1. Right click on Windows button and select "Windows PowerShell (Admin)"
2. If prompted for password, enter administrator password and click "Yes" to continue
3. Copy all of the code below at once, right click into console to paste and press enter
5. This will create folder named "PSLogs" and zip file named "PSLogs.zip" in your C:\ root driveCode:ni -ItemType Directory $env:SystemDrive\PSLogs\Network\ | Out-Null ipconfig /all > $env:SystemDrive\PSLogs\Network\ipconfig.txt Get-NetAdapter | ? HardwareInterface | select * > $env:SystemDrive\PSLogs\Network\adapter.txt Compress-Archive -Force -Path $env:SystemDrive\PSLogs -DestinationPath $env:SystemDrive\PSLogs.zip
6. Attach "PSLogs" zip file to your new reply
7. Feel free to delete "PSLogs" folder and zip file when done
8. Insert command below into console and hit enter to learn network information:
See if other networks are close to (or same) channel as your own network.Code:netsh wlan show networks mode=bssid
You want your channel to be as far away as possible from other network channels.
You have 2 WI-FI adapters, one USB and one installed on motherboard, which WI-FI adapter is having this problem?
Do you use ICS? ("Internet connection sharing")
Does the problem persists if you uninstall Wintun driver?
Can you confirm other WI-FI networks in your neighborhood don't interfere with your WI-FI? to confirm run:
And see if other networks run on same channel as your WI-FI network.Code:netsh wlan show network mode=bssid
Does the problem persist if you remove or disable Hyper-V and virtual adapters?
Did you reset router?
You seem to have newer drivers for both:
EDIMAX - Download
RTL8821AE Software - REALTEK
thanks zebal i thinks its hardware i need a new computer so im am marking this solved