We've all had the experience of starting up your computer at home or in the office as usual, only to find that for some reason you can't connect to Wi-Fi.
Don't panic, try the following solutions:
How to fix Wi-Fi not connecting at startup
If the SSID you are connected to is displayed as "Secured," try checking "Connect automatically."
If there are no problems, it will connect automatically.
If it says "No Internet connection, secured," click "Disconnect" once to disconnect from the Internet.
If your internet connection is lost, check "Connect automatically" again.
If there are no problems, it will connect automatically.
Cause
If your computer has too many applications running when you start it up, it may not be able to connect to Wi-Fi.
For applications that check for updates when they are launched, you may be able to change the timing of the check, so please check.
Also, if you have many applications registered in Startup, you may be able to solve the problem by disabling some of them, or by registering them in Task Scheduler instead of Startup and shifting their startup times.
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