hello, From 2--3 weeks my netgear A6150 ubs2 "cannot connect to this network" on my windows 10 pro pc. after entering the correct pwd running win10 pro 22H2. build 19045.4474 My other devices laptop(laptop1 )works perfercly on thi ssid (5Ghz), laptop and and pocof3 mobile phone too.
adding the A6150 to my laptop1, with the same ssid, it does not works as well and the integrated wifi on the same laptop works ssid 5Ghz (ac)
i did try, in differnt order this: - resintall the driver - rollback the driver from 1.005 to 1.003 -> reboot - forget network and rejoin - netsh winsock reset -> reboot
- disable and enable the device - try to rejoin - restart the service wlan - try it on another laptop, same result - in windows event viewer, got error 8002 - try to see the log of the acess point - did try to reboot my rooter and split 2.4ghz ssid and 5Mhz ssid, same result -try to force ac 5Ghz only, same pbl - back to auto on my rooter, like 2.4 and 5,, same result on both computer
i did a batc to to reset everyint: netsh int ip reset netsh advfirewall reset netsh winsock reset ipconfig /flushdns ipconfig /release ipconfig /renew reboot
no ip fixed on the nic but no way, still unable to join this network while we have lie 4-6 devices how rewach it my dhcp range from 1.2 to 1.100 is not full i dont have any macc accdr filter on my main rooter, neither on switch mac wifi addr:
08::36::C9:-7E:xx:xx
is there a known issue with this adapter ? it is noworking on 2 different computer, i see the ssid ten enter the pwd, then th msg "unable to connect to this netekork" it was all working fine 2-3 weeks, and i did not vhange anything on both pc and laptop or acesspoint
Windows likes to protect us from new networks that might be evil. In reality, it often shuts us out of safe networks.
One thought is that you could tell Windows that you are on a "private network".
Network and Internet settings
Network Status
Change Connection Properties
Network Profile
Private
I'm told that this is rubbish advice. But it has worked for me and others in the same boat.
You might get more help, and find earlier questions and answers specific to your device, in the appropriate section for your hardware. That's probably here:
