First of all, if your Windows 11 computer is connected to WiFi but can't connect to the Internet, you can try the following solutions:
1.Check the wifi connection: Make sure you are properly connected to an available wifi network. You can find the network connection icon in the lower right corner of the taskbar and click to view the connected WiFi network information.
2.Reconnect to wifi: Sometimes, reconnecting to wifi can fix the connection issue. You can try disconnecting and reconnecting to the WiFi network, or restarting your computer and connecting again.
3.Check your network settings: Make sure your network settings are correct. You can go to the settings interface of Windows 11, click "Network & Internet", and then select "Network Status" to check the wireless network settings.
4.Reset your network adapter: Sometimes a problem with your network adapter can also cause you to lose your internet access. You can find "Network & Internet" in the settings interface of Windows 11, then tap "Network Status", select "Change Adapter Options", right-click on the wireless network adapter, select "Disable", and right-click Enable again.
If none of the above methods solve your problem, you can try the following common question answers:
Question 1: What should I do if other devices are connected to the same wifi network but can access the Internet, but only Windows 11 cannot access the Internet?
A: You can try updating the WiFi driver, or uninstall and reinstall the wireless network adapter in Device Manager.
Q2: I can connect to other wifi networks, but only a specific wifi network cannot be connected or cannot be connected to the internet, what should I do?
A: This may be a problem with the settings of this wifi network. You can contact the administrator or provider of the wifi network to confirm whether you need to enter specific network settings, such as wifi password, server, etc.
Question 3: I can indeed connect to the wifi network with other devices, but what is the reason why the Internet speed is slow in Windows 11?
A: You can try disabling some apps or services running in the background to reduce network usage. You can also try updating the driver of your wireless network adapter or changing the wireless channel to avoid interference.
In short, there may be many reasons for wifi network connection problems, and the above are some common solutions, I hope it can help you. If the problem persists, please provide more details so that we can provide more accurate assistance.