If you’re experiencing connectivity issues on Windows 11, resetting your network settings can often resolve the problem. This guide walks you through the process step by step.
Step-by-Step Guide
Open Settings
- Right-click on the Start button and select Settings, or press Windows key + I.
Navigate to Network & Internet
- In the Settings window, click on Network & Internet from the left-hand menu.
Access Advanced Network Settings
- Scroll down and select Advanced network settings.
Choose Network Reset
- Under the More settings section, click on Network reset.
Confirm Reset
- Click on the Reset now button and confirm by selecting Yes when prompted.
Restart Your Computer
- Your system will restart automatically within five minutes. If it doesn’t, restart manually.
Reconnect and Reconfigure
- After the restart, reconnect to your Wi-Fi networks and reconfigure any custom network settings.
What Happens During a Network Reset?
- All network adapters are reset.
- Saved Wi-Fi networks and passwords are removed.
- Network settings are restored to their default state.
Resetting your network settings in Windows 11 is a quick way to resolve persistent connectivity issues. With these steps, you can restore your system’s networking configuration and get back online smoothly.
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