whiteheater
Active Member
Up until a few days ago, I had 2 SSID's listed on my Lenovo desktop computer internet access: one was fios-j9ynW and the other was fios-j9ynW2. I also have a T-Link extender. While browsing I got knocked offline and when trying to get back online, I clicked on the connect button for the fios-j9ynW2 and was told to put in my security key which I did but it didn't connect, it showed the same "put in your network security key" again. The same thing happened with the other SSID. (Below it said some information has changed so you need to put in the key which I did but it didn't work) This never happened before. Anyway I checked online when I was able to get back online and looked for a solution. I tried a few supposed solutions. I reset my network connection and tried the forget option but all that did was have the fios-j9ynW2 missing! I also read to restart the router and modem but the only problem is my Dell laptop and my sister's Lenovo laptop still had that second SSID listed so the problem seems to lie only with the desktop since all 3 run on the same router and modem! Not sure if it has anything to do with it but I did update my desktop computer (Windows 10 with extended security updates) with these 3 updates: KB5071067, KB5071066 and KB5068781. I have wifi and wifi2 listed under wifi (wifi2 is for the t-link extender) Before I reset my network connection I had wifi2 and wifi3 listed! I hope someone can help me get things back to normal!