Want to access the Wifi internet connection on your Windows 8.1 updated version but getting the error? Learn here to solve the bug and to enjoy the high speed Wifi internet on your computer.
Updating the version of our softwares in a good idea to stay in the trend and to experience a better performence but unfortunately the Windows 8.1 users who had updated from the Windows 8 hasn't seems to be happy since most of them are getting error messages such as "DNS Server Not Found", "Limited", "No Wifi" or "No Internet Access". The worse is that some people are getting so strange error messages or even no error message at all for the problem. This is really a disappointing experience for the users who had thought that Windows 8.1 will do better than the previous Windows versions.
Most people who had complaint that they are getting the problem in the Wifi connection are the users who had updated to Win 8.1 from the previous Microsoft Windows versions. We had tried to elimunate the bug by restarting the machine and reconnecting the Wifi routers but nothing seems to be working.
At finally, I got the answer! The Wi-fi drivers are the culprit who caused the error reports. You have to update/change the Wifi drivers to make your Wifi work and for doing it, go to "Network Adopters" in the Device Manager (Device manager can be accessed from the Control Panel). Under the "Network Adopters", you can able to see all the adopter's drivers previously used by your system. On that list you can get the Wifi Driver and you have to update the latest version of it and have to replace the old with new version.
Updating the version of our softwares in a good idea to stay in the trend and to experience a better performence but unfortunately the Windows 8.1 users who had updated from the Windows 8 hasn't seems to be happy since most of them are getting error messages such as "DNS Server Not Found", "Limited", "No Wifi" or "No Internet Access". The worse is that some people are getting so strange error messages or even no error message at all for the problem. This is really a disappointing experience for the users who had thought that Windows 8.1 will do better than the previous Windows versions.
Most people who had complaint that they are getting the problem in the Wifi connection are the users who had updated to Win 8.1 from the previous Microsoft Windows versions. We had tried to elimunate the bug by restarting the machine and reconnecting the Wifi routers but nothing seems to be working.
At finally, I got the answer! The Wi-fi drivers are the culprit who caused the error reports. You have to update/change the Wifi drivers to make your Wifi work and for doing it, go to "Network Adopters" in the Device Manager (Device manager can be accessed from the Control Panel). Under the "Network Adopters", you can able to see all the adopter's drivers previously used by your system. On that list you can get the Wifi Driver and you have to update the latest version of it and have to replace the old with new version.