
Originally Posted by
catilley1092
yhb40, welcome to the forum!
You've already stated that other devices works, so it's not your router. It could be the wi-fi adapter's driver in your computer, or a bad wi-fi adapter (lets hope that's not the issue).
If you have the Windows 7 driver to your adapter, what you can do is through the Device Manager, remove the adapter & reboot. If the driver doesn't automatically reload, you can manually re-install the driver. Make sure that you have the correct bit version & have this before doing anything.
Best of Luck,
Cat
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