How to reset your network in Windows 10/11

This time, we will show you how to reset your network settings in Windows 10/11.

If for some reason your network is malfunctioning and you are unable to connect to the Internet, resetting the network may resolve the issue.

How to reset your network

A network reset will reset network-related settings, network adapter settings, and network driver property settings.

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It will also reset the Wi-Fi password you need to connect.

Therefore, to connect to Wi-Fi after booting up, you will need to select the SSID you want to connect to and enter the password, just like when you connected to Wi-Fi for the first time.

See how to connect to Wi-Fi

1.task trayClick the Wi-Fi icon (globe icon) and then click the arrow ">" to the right of the Wi-Fi icon in the "Quick Settings" that appears.

*If you are not connected to the Internet, the icon will be a globe.

2. Select the SSID you want to connect to, click "Connect", enter the password, and click "Next".

postscript:

We have confirmed that after performing a network reset and restarting Windows 11, the default speaker is changed in some environments and sound is no longer produced.

If you are no longer hearing any sound, please refer to the method on the next page to resolve the issue.

How to fix the problem of Win11 suddenly losing sound

Steps for Windows 10

1. Press Windows key + I to open Settings.

2. Click “Network and Internet.”

3. The network status will be displayed, so scroll down on the right and click "Reset network".

4. "Network Reset" will appear, so click "Reset Now".

5. You will be asked "Do you want to reset your network settings?" Click "Yes".

6. A message will appear saying "You are about to be signed out." Click "Close" and restart the computer.

*Even if you do not restart the computer, it will automatically restart after 5 minutes, so be sure to save any data you have not saved.

Once your computer starts up, check to see if you can connect to the Internet.

After the network reset, the first reboot may take a few moments.

Steps for Windows 11

1. Press Windows key + I to open Settings.

2. Click "Network and Internet" on the left, then scroll down on the right and click "Advanced network settings."

3. Scroll down on the right side and click "Network Reset" under "More Settings."

4. Click Reset Now.

5. Click Yes.

6. A message will appear saying "You are about to be signed out." Click "Close" and restart the computer.

*Even if you do not restart the computer, it will automatically restart in 5 minutes, so be sure to save any files you have not saved.

Once your computer starts up, check to see if you can connect to the Internet.

After the network reset, the first reboot may take a few moments.