Suggestion Laptop won't connect to WiFi

My Daughter is having a Problem with her Laptop not connecting to our WiFi Modem yet her Phone is OK. Any Suggestions G & G's?

 

If it has connected before means the drivers should be installed to use wifi, if the Windows has been replaced with an aftermarket version then maybe the drivers are not installed (the reason my laptop will not connect to wifi) if that is the case then search for your particular model and try and download the suitable drivers needed...

I hope this helps in some way;
How To Connect To Wifi | Step-By-Step Guide

 

Cheers for the Link, It was working Fine up until Thursday evening, maybe we can update things (Drivers)

 

A couple of extra links which may also help;

What To Do If Your Wi-Fi Suddenly Stops Working
What To Do If Your Wi-Fi Suddenly Stops Working

Why is my Wi-Fi not working?
Why is my Wi-Fi not working?

 

She tells me yes. It is an ACER laptop PC

 

Whoa, I think you just violated a major rule there. Looks like the filters need updated.

Maybe turn tethering on for the phone and try to connect to that. If that works, then you can go into network settings -> manage known networks ->forget the connection and then re-enter password when it pops back up.

 

What? Guys & Gals

Well she said she had tried most things, she has no problem with the Phone & FaceBook but after Lunch we will sit and go through all the things people have/are suggesting but thank you for your Input

 

Not much use to you this reply, as your connection is still not working after off/on, but for anyone else suffering this problem, I frequently find my internet will not connect and so I just turn it off and on and it works fine. I will read the information posted here to see if I can find a more long-lasting solution but I tend to prefer the 'off/on' method (which I refer to as the "Oo" method ... or "yes"!) rather than change anything on my laptop.

 

When my laptop could not connect to the wifi it was because I had entered the password wrong (or someone changed it). Since I am using Windows 10 I had to find the spot where you delete the memory of that wifi connection. Then I had to hook up to it again, using the correct password (making sure caps lock was off) and it worked fine.

Worth a try, but I remember I had a heck of a time finding the place where I could tell windows to delete and forget that wifi connection.

PS I am also using an Acer Aspire