Most laptops will have Wi-Fi problems, but often they don’t recur as often. Many users have complained that the Laptop takes a long time to connect to an existing wifi network. If you’re having problems, here’s how to fix the HP Specter X360’s Wi-Fi problems.
First, we’ll start with the basics, update the driver, and restart Windows. We’ll then move on to more in-depth troubleshooting.
Troubleshooting HP Specter X360 Wi-Fi issues
If HP Specter X360 is having a Wi-Fi problem, follow these steps to fix the problem.
1. Restart the Laptop and try again. This is always the first step when troubleshooting Windows.
2. Restart your modem or router—the second logical step in network troubleshooting.
3. Right-click the Windows Start button and select Device Manager.
4. Check your network card and look for a red or yellow warning. If something goes wrong, the alert will warn you.
5. Right-click on the Wi-Fi tab and select Update Driver Software.
6. Select Automatic and let Windows find and install the driver. If Windows can’t find it, go to the HP Support site to manually download it.
7. Open a CMD window as an administrator.
These steps will reset your Wi-Fi settings and will get back to the active status once again. If that doesn’t work, you will need to use Windows System Restore. Let’s hope it doesn’t come with that!