How to Fix Couldn’t find wireless devices on this PC error

I will guide you in this document How to fix the error "No wireless devices could be found on this PC"

The error message “No wireless devices could be found on this PC” suggests that Windows is not detecting your wireless adapter, which is responsible for your Wi-Fi connections. This mostly happens when a device driver fails to perform its function due to damage or deterioration or is disabled. In most cases, this is due to an incorrect or incompatible driver.

How to fix the error "No wireless devices could be found on this PC"

The error message “No wireless devices could be found on this PC” suggests that Windows is not detecting your wireless adapter, which is responsible for your Wi-Fi connections. This mostly happens when a device driver fails to perform its function due to damage or deterioration or is disabled. In most cases, this is due to an incorrect or incompatible driver.

Hardware issues, incorrect power settings, recent changes made to the system, and disabled adapters in Device Manager are some similar factors that could be responsible for this situation.

This article reviews some of the methods to fix this error.

1. Update your network drivers –

 If the network driver is outdated or corrupted, Windows is unable to communicate with your wireless adapter. Therefore, updating these drivers can restore the Wi-Fi connection and resolve the error.

• Open Device Manager by clicking on the search icon. Start Device Manager.
•  Remove Network Adapters.
• To update drivers, right-click on Ethernet/Wireless Adapter.
• Search automatically for the newest driver software.
• Wait until it installs.
• Check your wireless connection.

2.Secondly, restore TCP/IP settings. 

Restoring TCP/IP settings resolves network-related issues by removing incorrect settings. The wireless adapter is working perfectly and restore the network components to default.

• Find the command prompt with the magnifying glass icon. As an administrator, open Command Prompt. 
• Select “Run as administrator” by right-clicking with the mouse button.
• Below the window, press Enter followed by typing netsh int ip reset resetlog.txt.
• Check if you have a wireless connection and restart your PC.

3. Restore Winsock Catalog 

Restoring Winsock to the default settings where it is stored along with allowing devices wirelessly resolves network-related issues.

• Find the system icon using the search icon. 
• Right-click on it and select “Run as administrator.
• ” Press “Enter” and in the window, type “netsh winsock reset
• .” Go to Winsock Check if you have a wireless connection and restart your PC.

4. Now, select the Power Management option available for your wireless adapter.

To prevent the system from turning it off to save power, check the power management settings for your wireless adapter. This prevents connection drops and keeps the adapter always active, thus increasing the stability of the connection.

• Open the Device Manager via the search button. 
• In the Windows search group, select Network Adapters. 
• Right-click and hold the “Network Adapters” option. Once you click on the Ethernet/Wireless Adapter options, click on Properties.
• In the Power Management station, enable the power management option that is disabled. 
• Uncheck the box for Click OK so that the computer can turn off this device to save power.
• Check your wireless connection.

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