How to manually connect to Wi-Fi on Windows

 How to manually connect to Wi-Fi on Windows

For Windows 7 click here

Reset your wifi password click here get idea

For instructions on how to see your Wi-Fi adapter, please click here.

You can try this option; otherwise, purchase a USB to Wi-Fi.(Try with Windows Update, too.) 

Without Bluetooth, click here.

(Note If you purchase a USB to Wi-Fi device, please disable the built-in Wi-Fi.)

The MediaTek Wi-Fi 6 MT7921 Wireless LAN Card requires manual SSID configuration to function properly.

The Qualcomm QCA9377 802.11ac Wireless Adapter requires manual SSID configuration to function properly.

The Intel(R)Wi-Fi 6E AX211 160MHz Wireless Adapter requires manual SSID configuration to function properly.

 

Go to Control panel (Start -----Search button-----control)

Apper to this window 

                                                                                                               

             

Click to Network and Sharing Center Apper to this window

                                                                                                                   

 Click to Set up a new connection or network 

 Select to Manually connect to wireless network netxt  My device worked with 2.4G as same process 5G.

Amrita-5G-Room Number or Amrita-2.4G-Room number Mostly try to connect 5G to get more efficiënt connectiviteit.

Click to next 

Click to Change Connection Settings select Security

Click to Settings 

Untick this Box after ok

Click to configure 

Untick this option then ok

Click to Advanced Settings

Put it the tick in this box

Click okay

Enter your user name password VPN user Name and password.

Definitely connected to ICTS or Room wifi D401. Once more check with uninstall the wifi driver reinstall once after check.

Keyboard Not Working WhenTyping Wifi Password & Cortana| Can't Type Wifi Password In Windows 10

Start-Run--ctfmon.exe

                                               or

Start-Run-regedit

                                                                           

[Tip] Can't type in search bar / wifi password / explorer search / ctfmon.exe and etc. problem FIX.

I've faced this problem too, so I searched a little for solutions. Last thing I found as a solution is that running ctfmon.exe in c:/windows/system32/ folder (either manually by navigating to file or clicking Win+R and typing C:/Windows/System32/ctfmon.exe).

But it happens again if you restart computer. So I found an another way that it add ctfmon.exe to startup and it runs everytime you restart your computer. This is how to do it:

1. Click Win+R

2. Write regedit and press Enter.

3. Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run

4. Right Click in folder and go to New -> String

5. You can name it ctfmon. The double click on it and set value to: C:/Windows/System32/ctfmon.exe

Thats all. Close registry and restart. Hope it helped).

If connected, but no internet, please check your IP-address.

Start---search cmd click it

Enter this command.

ipconfig /all

If connect Amrita wifi to get 10.series ip

If connect Amrita wifi to get 10.series IP Address

If not get this ip address maybe enter the manual ip address.

To open the administrative command prompt in Windows , first click on the Start icon. In the search dialog box that appears, type cmd and right-click on the cmd search result displayed. On the menu that Windows brings up, click on the Run as administrator option as shown in the below screenshot:

Depending on your User Account Control Settings (UAC), Windows may ask for confirmation. If this happens, simply click on Yes and Windows will present the CLI prompt running in elevated administrator privileged mode:

At the Administrative Command Prompt, type netsh interface ip show config, which will display the network adapters available on your system and their names. 

C:\Windows\system32> netsh interface ip set address "Wireless Network Connection” dhcp

OR

To enable DHCP to obtain a TCP/IP configuration automatically on Windows , use these steps:

Open Settings on Windows.

Click on Network & Internet.

Click on Ethernet or Wi-Fi

Click the network connection.

Under the “IP settings” section, click the Edit button.

                                   or

Open Control Panel.

Click on Network and Internet.

Click on Network and Sharing Center.

On the left pane, click the “Change adapter settings” option.

Right-click the network adapter and select the Properties option.

Select the “Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)” option.

Click the Properties button.

Select the “Obtain an IP address automatically” option.

Select the “Obtain the following DNS server address automatically” option.

Click the OK button.

After completing the steps, the statically assigned TCP/IP configuration will no longer be available, and the computer will automatically request a dynamic network configuration from the network.

Disabling the private DNS on a mobile device will result in the restoration of internet connectivity.