ASUS Laptop Cannot Connect to Internet

[darla anne]

Hi folks! Any help would be greatly appreciated. Last night when I shut down my ASUS laptop the internet was working smoothly with no problems via ethernet and also showed my available wifi connection. This morning I wake up to use it and it says there are no internet connections available. So here I am on my desktop computer, which obviously is using the same ethernet. My PS4 is on and using the wifi without an issue. So it has to be the laptop. I've run a Hijack This log and don't see a problem. (This isn't my first time around the block, only before it was a Dell laptop.)

My laptop:
ASUS G73
ASUS Model # G73J
Windows 7
Intel Core i7
ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5870 Graphics
EAX Advanced HD 4.0

Please please please help me!

Thank you in advance for your time and effort!

Darlene

 

[GeRgY]

Try with keys buddy: http/www.webdevelopersnotes.com/articles/laptop_function_key.jpg

 

[darla anne]

Been there, done that. Not a complete idiot. The function F2 turns internet on and off.

 

[GeRgY]

Okay, give me information about your network adapter (model and etc.)
just in case you can try going into Device Manager find the problematic wireless device via "Network Adapters" right click to properties then to the Power Management tab, uncheck the option to allow Windows to turn off this device. Restart that router when you check that.

 

[darla anne]

Okay, give me information about your network adapter (model and etc.)
just in case you can try going into Device Manager find the problematic wireless device via "Network Adapters" right click to properties then to the Power Management tab, uncheck the option to allow Windows to turn off this device. Restart that router when you check that.

THANK YOU! Got at least the wifi working again which is all I really needed! Much appreciated!

 

[GeRgY]

Welcome!

 

[lpmorgens]

I have the same problem... got as far as clicking "Properties," but on my systerm (also an Asus), there is no tab that says Power Management. Any suggestions?

Okay, give me information about your network adapter (model and etc.)
just in case you can try going into Device Manager find the problematic wireless device via "Network Adapters" right click to properties then to the Power Management tab, uncheck the option to allow Windows to turn off this device. Restart that router when you check that.

THANK YOU! Got at least the wifi working again which is all I really needed! Much appreciated!

 

[Jabs__]

"I have the same problem... got as far as clicking "Properties," but on my systerm (also an Asus), there is no tab that says Power Management. Any suggestions?"

Same for me. I don't have the power management tab and I even tried downloading the driver uninstall/install batch files from the Asus website. I'm running an Asus x250t netbook.

 

[skerryman]

I sometime have the same problem and it is easily fixed; turn over you laptop and remove the battery, wait for twenty seconds then reconnect and the problem will be solved. some time the laptop gets stuck in a loop; in particular when it is not turned off correctly.
JOHN

 

[everythingzen]

Okay, give me information about your network adapter (model and etc.)
just in case you can try going into Device Manager find the problematic wireless device via "Network Adapters" right click to properties then to the Power Management tab, uncheck the option to allow Windows to turn off this device. Restart that router when you check that.

Thank you - I never would have figured this out!

 

[Gina_55]

Okay, give me information about your network adapter (model and etc.)
just in case you can try going into Device Manager find the problematic wireless device via "Network Adapters" right click to properties then to the Power Management tab, uncheck the option to allow Windows to turn off this device. Restart that router when you check that.

Thanks for the answer - I have given this a try and hope it works - so far so good!