Compared to other ways to add Wi-Fi to your computer, this one has a greater potential for spotty connections. Know that in terms of strength, a USB Wi-Fi adapter may prove inadequate for your wireless needs. If this occurs, an easy way to resolve this issue (without messing with your computer BIOS) is to simply disable sleep mode. Your system may get booted from the network during sleep mode. This adapter works with any router and has a WPS button for instant, effortless setup - but there are a few disadvantages. It connects using USB 3.0 and utilizes dual-band to ensure your streaming is seamless. Go to Product Repair.Not to leave Mac users out, this TP-Link Archer T9UH adapter is high-gain, dual-band and is compatible with Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7 and XP, in addition to Mac OS X and 10.9-10.13. If the issue is still unresolved, service may be required.
Open VAIO Care and reinstall the device driver for the wireless adapter.If wireless adapter shows in Device Manager, uninstall/reinstall wireless adapter driver.NOTE: On some models, Wireless and Ethernet adapters can be disabled in the BIOS. If issue still persists, perform a System Recovery to determine whether the wireless card has failed.If wireless adapter still does not show in Device Manager, use System Restore to restore to an earlier date when wireless adapter was working.Check Device Manager again for wireless adapter.If no wireless network adapter shows in Device Manager, reset BIOS defaults and reboot into Windows.
In the Device Manager window, click the arrow next to Network adapters.Under Devices and Printers, click Device Manager.In the Control Panel window, click Hardware and Sound.Check Device Manager for the wireless network adapter.Make sure the physical wireless switch is on.NOTE: It is important to check BIOS to make sure the Wireless card (and/or Ethernet card) has not been disabled there before performing an FFR or scheduling the computer for service.įollow the below steps to correct the issue:
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