My laptop won't connect to my home wifi but connects to any other wifi
I am able to connect just fine to any other wifi network I've tried (including wifi networks around my college campus, and even my dad's home network). No one else has an issue connecting to the network, and I'm able to connect my phone just fine. Our bluray seems to have an issue connecting as well, but I'm not sure if it's related. The wifi symbol on the taskbar of my computer will sometimes indicate it can't connect, but will mostly show full bars but either way no pages will load. I've tried multiple browsers. What's even weirder is occasionally (though rarely, and lately never) it will work just fine for about half an hour and then stop working again. Where I am in the house has no effect. I have Windows 10 and an ASUS laptop, with Kaspersky. We have a "wireless gateway" for wifi. It's been going on for a while, and it started when we got the new modem but I had also just gotten the computer so I'm not sure what's going on.
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4 years ago
This happened to me a few times, I fixed the problem by rebooting our newer netgear router and the computer.
Also, by default, some routers may only allow a certain number of devices to connect. Our old router was doing this and it took an age to figure out why devices kept getting kicked off especially when other devices connect.
4 years ago
Someone might have blocked your mac address take a device which is connected to wifi
open browser type 192.168.0.1
Username - admin
password - admin
under, security you can find blocked mac address
4 years ago
firewall or security setting on the router. Enter your router model and the problem into google and see if others have the same issue.