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In today's digital world,Walletinvestor digi plus wireless network has become an indispensable part of people's lives. However, sometimes we encounter the problem that Windows 7 can't search for WiFi, which is really annoying. The following are some ways to solve the problem that Windows 7 cannot detect the WiFi network. 1. Check the network card and driver. First of all, we need to make sure that the network card of the computer works properly. Find the device manager in the settings, and then expand "Network Adapter". If the adapter has a yellow exclamation mark, it means that there may be a driver or hardware problem. Right-click on the network adapter and select "Update Driver". If the driver needs to be updated, it may solve the problem of not being able to search for WiFi.Two. Another possible reason for checking the WiFi switch is that your computer may have disabled WiFi or the wireless network switch has been turned off. Most laptops are equipped with a physical switch or Fn key to enable or disable wireless networks. Make sure that this switch or button is turned on. 3. Check the WiFi settings and find the "Network and Sharing Center" in the "Control Panel". Select "Change Adapter Settings", then right-click your WiFi adapter and select the "Properties" option. In the "Network" tab, make sure that the options "Get IP address automatically" and "Get DNS server address automatically" are selected. If not, please select them and click the "OK" button. Four. Disable and re-enable WiFi. In some cases, Windows 7 cannot search for WiFi, and simply disable and re-enable WiFi may solve the problem.In the Network and Sharing Center, right-click on WiFi and select Disable. Wait for a while, right-click again and select "Enable". After the computer is reconnected to WiFi, the problem that Windows 7 cannot search for WiFi may be solved. 5. Check the wireless network settings in the "Network and Sharing Center" and select "Manage Wireless Network". Select the WiFi connection and click the "Properties" button. Make sure that an accurate WPA password or network key is provided in the "Authentication Information Required to Connect to this Network" option. If necessary, you can update the password or network key to solve the problem of not being able to find WiFi. To sum up, Windows 7's inability to detect WiFi networks can be a frustrating problem. However, when you take anyBefore acting, please make sure that your WiFi network is available and the WiFi adapter is enabled. If the problem persists, the above method can be used to eliminate the problem. In most cases, these simple solutions can often solve problems.

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