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I went to use my laptop today but I noticed it shows all my neighbors Wi-Fi but not mine. It was working fine earlier today but now it doesn’t show it. When I boot into Linux it sees it but not Windows. My Wi-Fi is Eero Router.
How can I fix this without reinstalling Windows?
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I believed is the Wifi 6 ax mode in your router causing older drivers not to show up, which I had experienced it before.
is your wifi model intel 7265?
https://www.thm.de/its/images/stories/An...
Some possible fix,
1. update router firmware to latest
3. Download latest wifi drivers from Dell website and install.
https://dl.dell.com/FOLDER05736979M/4/In...
3. alternative drop the wifi mode on your router to wifi 5 mode
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if it was working fine earlier today, then unless something updated or tried, it is a hardware problem. I have a router that doesn't transmit on one of the configurations. Fortunately, it has 3 Guest configurations and I switched it to another.
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When booted into Linux it sees it fine and it can see my other networks so my laptop’s fine
Hi @stechkid
Try just uninstalling the Wi-Fi driver in the Device Manger (devmgmt.msc) and let Windows reinstall it. This often fixes little problems.
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