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Windows 10 homegroup reset
Windows 10 homegroup reset












windows 10 homegroup reset

If you want to reinstall Windows 10 then go to:ĭownload '‘MediaCreatorTool’ from Microsoft and reinstall 'Windows 10' of your choice, you have to create a bootable USB drive (min size 8GB) as is explained on that page. If this doesn't work then, go into 'Control Panel' > 'Network & Internet' > 'Network and Sharing Centre' > (on the left click) 'Change adaptor settings' now, see if your modem is in that list? If it is then, it should either have a 'red cross' or a 'green tick', if it has a red cross then 'Delete' the modem and reboot your computer, after reboot, go into the same and your modem should be recognised and it should have a green tick. Then you should see your modem recognised by 'Win10' (at the bottom right hand corner) of the task bar and after that, you have to put in your WiFi password (as requested) at internet access at your modem.

windows 10 homegroup reset

READ MORE ON THE TOPIC: How to reset computer settings How to reset your computer to factory. You might need to reinstall other networking software afterwards, such as VPN client software or virtual switches. Join and follow the instructions on the screen. 'that this will remove then reinstall all your network adaptors, and set other networking components back to their original settings. As you have already done the reset 'Network' through 'Settings' > 'Network & Internet' you also have to do the following as its stated: Turn 'Off' the modem, at its power source, leave it 'Off' for 1 minute and after that, turn it 'On' and let the modem reset. No, I didn't mean 'remove and replace Windows 10' just go into your Win10 operating system and 'Go to settings > Network & Internet > Network reset' but, as you have said 'that it didn't work' then you will have to 'reboot' your modem.














Windows 10 homegroup reset