I need help with my internet problems.

[lockbreakg]

I don't know if this is the right place to go or the right thread to post in but I am at the end of the rope and losing all hope. Idk what to do. My WiFi keeps showing this:http/imgur.com/oHIclVA. I've tried every single type of troubleshoot possible that I've found online. I did: “ipconfig /release & ipconfig /reset”, “netsh windsock reset & netsh int ip reset”, “disabling firewalls and uninstalling antiviruses”, “using windows horrendous troubleshooter who can't even detect a problem more than half the time”, “uninstalling my network driver and updating it using the automatic update feature and the picking from a list of available drivers option”, “Ive tried inputting a DNS server, as well as manually entering my IP, subnet mask and default gateway” There's probably more but it would be too long. If anybody has a solution I would greatly appreciate it, my WiFi has been working fine for my phone but not for my pc.

 

[Saga Lout]

That message could indicate the device is in Airplane Mode and you picture doesn't tell me if it is or not. Is there a physical switch to turn on Wi-fi or do you have a Function key witj the icon printed on it?

Sorry, but we have to start at the blindingly obvious that so often gets overlooked.

 

[lockbreakg]

That message could indicate the device is in Airplane Mode and you picture doesn't tell me if it is or not. Is there a physical switch to turn on Wi-fi or do you have a Function key witj the icon printed on it?
Sorry, but we have to start at the blindingly obvious that so often gets overlooked.

I am not using a laptop so there is no function key for that purpose. Also it isn't in airplane mode.

 

[Saga Lout]

Sorry, sin of assumption but most built-in wireless are in laptops. Are you uising a dongle or a card and who is the manufacturer?

Have you tweaked the settings in Device Manager in the Properties for the device? There's a few things in the Advanced section where you can trip over.

 

[lockbreakg]

Sorry, sin of assumption but most built-in wireless are in laptops. Are you uising a dongle or a card and who is the manufacturer?

Have you tweaked the settings in Device Manager in the Properties for the device? There's a few things in the Advanced section where you can trip over.

I use a wireless adaptor (TP-Link Archer T1u). As for advanced settings I didn't really touch except one time a guide asked me to enable a disabled property before disabling it again. That's about it