I keep losing wifi signal why?

Check the settings you must have turned auto turn off wifi to on state after some time

I has to be connected to the WIFI signal for the password to work and be accepted. Make WIFI is turned on.

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Ok so for some reason ever since we got a new modem and router my HP laptop willhave a full connection and all of a sudden ill lose it and my wifi says "No Networks available" and a red X appears by my bars at the bottom. ... I dont know if maybe my network adapter is going bad or ...

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Restart your device.

If it is your WiFi, unplug everything involved with it for 30 seconds and then plug it all back in.

Make sure wifi is turned on.

Make sure that you are trying to connect to a WiFi signal that you know you can connect to. Not all WiFi signals are ones we can connect to with our tablets, phones, and computers. Try connecting to another signal, or try having another device connect to the one you can't connect to to see if it is a device trouble, or an individual WiFi signal issue.

hello sir,

something wrong with the tablet settings then, please check it and get it back to how it was when you got the wifi and the network signal

also, make sure that the wifi signal exist, by another phone, or tablet, so you be sure about it

if the settings are okay, and the wifi is ok, then its the wifi and network chip at the tablet

good luck

Strong is relative to your position and where the signal is coming from. If you don't have a wireless router in your location then the signal has to go through walls etc. either way it is not your wireless signal from what I gather from your post.

Marie,

Make sure that you're attempting to connect to the right WiFi hotspot. The tablet may be attempting to connect to a WiFi signal that different from what you expect (a neighbor's, etc.).

Once you're certain that your accessing the intended WiFi signal, attempt your password again. Depending on model tablet, you may be able to keep the password displayed as you type for review before entering to connect. If not, carefully review each character on screen after touching each to see that it is correct (not capitalized, or number or symbol instead). Backspace as needed to make corrections as needed.

After seeing that the WiFi password is being sent properly to the intended WiFi signal, you will connect.

How old is the router? It is common for them to lose range as they age. More than 3 years replace it.