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Accidentally Deleted the WiFi Driver, What to do?
It might seem unusual to have your WiFi driver accidentally deleted from Windows, but it happens, especially when you’re trying to troubleshoot and fix an internet issue yourself and [...]
It might seem unusual to have your WiFi driver accidentally deleted from Windows, but it happens, especially when you’re trying to troubleshoot and fix an internet issue yourself and [...]
If you’re seeing this weird error that says, “This site can’t be reached – www.example.com’s server IP address could not be found“, with an error code of [...]
If you notice that the WiFi and Bluetooth buttons are both gone from the taskbar corner area (where they usually appear) in Windows 11, which means you can’t connect to the internet [...]
If you’re using your VR headset wirelessly, for example, Oculus Quest 3 or 2 via Air Link or Virtual Desktop, or other headsets like Pico 4, Valve Index, or HTC Vive, besides choosing [...]
When you get your first VR headset, like the very popular Oculus Quest 2 or 3, Pico 4, Valve Index, HTC Vive, or others, you will typically come across Virtual Desktop, which is a must-use app [...]
You have a WiFi dongle plugged into your PC and every time you look at your taskbar corner (system tray), there’s that little “Safely Remove Hardware” icon that always shows [...]
When you come across some websites that you can’t access but you know other people can, it is often just because your ISP is blocking them. ISPs will block websites for many different [...]
If you see the error message “ping request could not find host, please check the name and try again” when you try to ping a website like google.com, it just means that there’s [...]
The “Anonymous Proxy detected, click here” alert usually appears on websites when they find out someone visiting their sites is using a proxy server or VPN. Whether you’re on a [...]
When you try to use the Command Prompt in Windows 11 or 10 to ping a website, an IP address, or a network location, there is a common error that you might see: “PING: transmit failed. [...]