I'm having trouble with my Windows 11 computer. It connects to an Ethernet network without any issues, but I can't find any options for Wi-Fi connections. I've tried disconnecting the Ethernet cable, but that didn't help. I found some suggestions online about restarting WLAN configuration and checking the Control Panel for updates, but everything seems up to date and still nothing changes. Is it possible my PC doesn't have Wi-Fi capabilities, or am I missing something here?
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Some computers just don’t come with wireless network cards. You'll want to check the specifications for your specific make and model. If it does have a Wi-Fi card, make sure the drivers are installed. You might also want to consider getting a USB Wi-Fi dongle as a quick fix.
It's possible that your PC doesn't have a built-in Wi-Fi card, or it might need drivers to recognize the Wi-Fi capability. You can typically find this information in your device's specifications.
Thanks for the tip! I’ll check the specs and see about the dongle option.