What can I do if my HP laptop can't detect the WiFi and wire connection?
Step 1:Check your Wireless connection is enabled or not. Open RUN (Windows Logo + R) and type type “ncpa.cpl” and press Enter.Step 2:On Network Connection, find your Wireless and check it. If it’s disable, then right click on your Wireless and click Enable.Step 3:If still your WiFi not working, then follow step continuously.Step 4:Open RUN and type “devmgmt.msc” and press Enter to open Device Manager.Step 5:Now find and expand Network adapters.Step 6:Now right click on your Wireless network and click Update Driver Software.Step 7:Click “Browse my computer for driver software“.Step 8:Click “Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer“.Step 9:Select your Wireless Network Adapter and click Next.You will see the update driver successful dialog box. That’s it, now check your WiFi. If still not working, then follow steps continuously.Step 10:Unplug your Wireless for 1 Minutes and restart it.
After updating to Windows 10 I am not able to adjust brightness, how do I fix it?
I faced a similar issue on upgrading my HP laptop to Windows 10. After the update was installed, I was unable to change the brightness using the keyboard hotkeys. Not only that, the brightness slider in Windows Mobility Center was also not working. I tried updating the graphics drivers, but that didn't help. The problem was solved by changing this:Generic PnP Monitor had somehow got disabled and was causing the issue. Here are the steps to fix it:Click on Start and search for Device Manager. Open itIn the list of devices, locate Monitors and double click on itRight click on it and click on EnableThat's it. Once I did this, I was able to change the brightness both using keys and from Mobility center.