How To Fix WiFi Limited Access Problem In Windows 10/11

How To Fix WiFi Limited Access Problem In Windows 10 and windows 11:- One of the most frustrating problems regarding Internet is the Limited Access to WiFi Network problem. Why wait for it to solve by itself when we have got the top three solutions stacked up right here for you? Read on, to solve the Limited Access to WiFi Network problem using any one of these three simple methods.

Method 1 : By Changing Wireless Adapter Power Settings

The first method using which you can solve the limited access to WiFi network problem is by changing the wireless adapter power settings. Follow the steps given below to achieve the same.
STEP 1 – Search edit power plan in windows search box.

Step 2 – Now, Click on edit power plan.

 

 

Step 3 – Now, click on Change advanced power settings.

 

 

STEP 6

• Now you get to see the advanced power options. Scroll down and find the entry named Wireless Adapter Settings to expand it. As next, expand the Power Saving Mode entry.
• For both On battery and Plugged in options, choose the option Maximum Performance from the drop down One By One.

 

Method 2  – By Resetting the IP Address Using CMD

If both the above listed solutions could not solve your problem, let’s get to the next one. In this one, we are going to change the IP address using the Command prompt.
STEP 1

• First of all, open Command Prompt in the administrator mode. For that, start typing cmd into the search box and when the Command Prompt appears in the search results, right click on it and then click on the Run as administrator option.

 

 

 

STEP 2

• When the Command Prompt with admin rights , when it opens up, type in or copy paste the following command and then hit Enter. That’s it.

netsh winsock reset catalog
netsh int ipv4 reset reset.log

 

If it does not work then type the command given below

netsh int ip reset

Then reboot the PC.
If still it does not work then type the 4 commands given below

netsh int tcp set heuristics disabled

netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled

netsh int tcp set global rss=enabled

netsh int tcp show global

One of these solutions is sure to solve your problem of limited access to WiFi network. In case you find none of these solutions as working, let us know by leaving comments. We would be happy to help.

Method 3 – By Changing Power Management Option

1. Search Device Manager in Windows  Taskbar Search.

2. Click on the Device manager to Open Device manager.

3. Now, Click on Network Adpter to expand the list.

4. Double Click on the WiFi Driver which you are using.

5. Click on Power Management Tab.

6. Now, Uncheck The option saying “Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power”.

 

 

 

7. Choose OK and Exit.

Method 4 – By the Reinstallation of WiFi Driver

1. Press the Windows key from your keyboard and type “Device Manager” in the search box.

2. Then, just click on the “Device Manager” when it appears in the elevated search result.

 

 

2. In the Device Manager utility window, expand the “Network Adapter” section.

3. Right-click on the WiFi driver you are using, click on “Uninstall device“.

 

 

This will uninstall the driver.

4- Now, restart computer

Method 5 – By Updating Driver

1. Search Device Manager in Windows 10 Taskbar Search.

2. Click on the Device manager to Open Device manager.

3. Now, Click on Network Adpter to expand the list.

4. Right Click on the WiFi Driver which you are using and Choose update.

 

 

5 – Now, Click on search automatically for drivers.

Let it update automatically.