
How to Fix Windows 10 Cannot Connect to this Network
Can’t suddenly connect to your Network? If your computer says, “Cannot Connect to this Network,” you are not alone. This issue is a commonly reported problem for Windows 10 users.
To guide you on fixing it, see the steps below.
Method 1: Use Third Party System Repair Tool (Fortect)
Fortect is a program that analyzes your computer and automatically repairs issues on your PC that may cause the error “Cannot Connect to this Network.”
Follow the steps below to download and use Fortect on your computer.
NOTE: These steps will require you to temporarily deactivate your anti-virus to prevent it from interfering with Fortect.
Step 1: Download and Install Fortect for free.
Step 2: Accept the license terms agreement by checking the “I Accept the EULA and Privacy Policy” to continue.
Step 3: After installing Fortect, it will automatically scan your computer for the first time.

Step 4: You can view the details of the scan by expanding the “Details” tab.
Step 5: To fix the issues found, expand the “Recommendation” tab and choose between “Clean” and “Ignore.”
Step 6: Click on “Clean Now” at the bottom part of the program to begin fixing the issue.
Method 2: Uninstall/Reinstall your Network Adapter Drivers
If your computer is having issues connecting to your Network, it is usually caused by improper installation of network drivers or outdated drivers.
To update and reinstall your network adapter drivers, follow these steps:
Step 1: Press on the Windows key + S and search for “Device Manager”

Step 2: Open Device Manager
Step 3: Find Network Adapters and Select your Adapter
Step 4: Right-click on your Network Adapter and select Uninstall

Step 5: Reboot your computer, and Windows will automatically install the latest driver for your Network Adapter
Method 3: Disabling 802.1 1n Mode for your Network Adapter
Step 1: Press on the Windows key + X to open the quick-access menu
Step 2: Select Device Manager

Step 3: Find Network Adapter and select the name of your Adapter
Step 4: Right-click on it, Select Properties

Step 5: Click on the Advance tab

Step 6: Click on 802.1 1n Mode and set its value to Disabled
Step 7: Reboot your computer and try connecting to your Network
If you still can’t connect to your Network, try the following method below.
Method 4: Reset your Router
Most routers are turned on for days or even weeks; sometimes, a simple reboot of your router can fix this issue.
To do these, follow the steps below.
Step 1: Turn off your Internet Router
Step 2: Unplug your router
Step 3: Wait for 5 minutes before turning on your router
Step 4: Turn on your router
Step 5: Try to connect to your Network now
Method 5: Use IP Config / Release Command
Step 1: Press Windows key + X and select Command Prompt (Admin)

Step 2: In Command Prompt, Type these lines and press Enter Ipconfig/release

Step 3: After performing ipconfig/release, enter the following: Ipconfig/renew

Step 4: Close Command Prompt
Step 5: Reboot Windows 10 and try connecting to your Network
Method 6: Forget your Wireless Connection
If you try connecting to a new network, you might enter the password incorrectly, which could cause an error that you cannot connect to this Network.
Forget the Network you are trying to connect to and re-enter the password. To do this, follow these steps.
Step 1: Press the Windows key + I
Step 2: Select Network & Internet

Step 3: Click on WIFI on the side menu
Step 4: Click on Manage Know Networks

Step 5: Find the Network you are trying to connect to and click forget

Step 6: Try connecting again to the Network and see if the issue is fixed
Method 7: Disable IPv6 on Windows 10
Step 1: Press Windows key + S and search for “Network & Sharing Center”

Step 2: Open Network & Sharing Center
Step 3: Click on the connection you are using

Step 4: Click on Properties

Step 5: Make sure IPv6 Protocol is unchecked and press Ok

Step 6: Reboot your computer and try connecting to your Network
Make sure to follow all the steps above. Most of the time, one of the methods in this guide will fix the issue on Windows 10 Cannot Connect to this Network.
Conclusion
If you are still encountering the issue after doing the methods above, your Network may be faulty and need to be replaced. Visit the nearest service center and have your computer or laptop checked.
Another issue might be your router; if all devices cannot connect to your Network, the router could be the cause.
Most ISP (Internet Service Provider) provides a replacement for faulty routers free of charge. Contact their customer service and report the issue.