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Last night I left my computer on which I don't usually do and it started updates without my permission. I got up this morning and my computer isn't connected to my wifi. I tried putting in my password but it won't work. I've tried looking for solutions but nothing is working. Can someone help?

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Last night I left my computer on which I don't usually do and it started updates without my permission. I got up this morning and my computer isn't connected to my wifi. I tried putting in my password but it won't work. I've tried looking for solutions but nothing is working. Can someone help?

What windows version are running and which wifi adapter?

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any chance windows update might have installed newer wireless drivers?

 

you could try resting the winsock on the machine sometimes fixes random IP/network issue, run command prompt as an administrator and type "netsh winsock reset" then reboot your machine

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I would recommend updating to the latest drivers, re-seating the card, checking for funny business in device manager and event viewer and re-installing different versions of drivers.

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What windows version are running and which wifi adapter?

Updates withOUT a permision- of course it's Win 10...

English is not my maternal language, so don't mind my mistakes... 

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I am running Windows 10 Pro. I've been trying to find my manuals for all of my computer parts but I'm not having luck right now, so I don't remember what wireless adapter I have. Is there a way to check on my computer?

 

I have no idea if Windows Update would have updated the drivers. I just tried to type in that command but it is saying "The requested operation requires elevation (Run as administrator)." 

I assumed I was the administrator, since I'm the only one who uses this computer. How do I make it so I am?
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so I don't remember what wireless adapter I have. Is there a way to check on my computer?

 

 

Yes, there is a way- it's called "Device manager"... 

 

 

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In the device manager, under Network adapters, it lists:

Killer e2200 PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet Controller (NDIS 6.20)

Qualcomm Atheros AR938x Wireless Network Adapter

TAP Adapter V9 for Private Tunnel

TAP-Windows Adapter V9

 

Do this help?

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I am running Windows 10 Pro. I've been trying to find my manuals for all of my computer parts but I'm not having luck right now, so I don't remember what wireless adapter I have. Is there a way to check on my computer?

 

I have no idea if Windows Update would have updated the drivers. I just tried to type in that command but it is saying "The requested operation requires elevation (Run as administrator)." 

I assumed I was the administrator, since I'm the only one who uses this computer. How do I make it so I am?

 

to run as adminastrator you need to right cilck the cmd icon and in the drop down select run as admin

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Qualcomm Atheros AR938x Wireless Network Adapter

This is your Wi-Fi adapter, just find drivers... 

English is not my maternal language, so don't mind my mistakes... 

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