I'm having a frustrating issue with my desktop running Windows 11 – it was working fine with my home internet a few nights ago but started getting choppy, and now it won't connect at all. I've tried various troubleshooting steps like forgetting and reconnecting to the WiFi, updating drivers, and resetting my network adapters. I even checked for hardware issues by using my phone's hotspot, which worked perfectly. Other devices like my phone and TV can connect to the WiFi without problems. I've flushed my DNS cache several times, attempted to set manual IPv4 settings and DNS addresses, and I even contacted T-Mobile support, but they couldn't help me. Out of desperation, I factory reset my PC, but I'm still stuck. I'm really at my wit's end, and I would appreciate any help!
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Have you checked what IP address your PC receives when using DHCP? You can usually find this in your network settings. Also, try reaching your router's login page through a browser to see if it’s responsive. If nothing works, resetting the router again might help! Let me know if you need guidance on how to do any of these steps.
I’ve reset the router multiple times, but I'm not sure how to check the IP or access the router login page. Can you walk me through those? Thanks!