Next, uncheck the “Allow this computer to turn off this device to save power” option box. In the Properties window that appears, select the “Power Management” tab at the top. Then, choose the “Properties” option from the menu that pops up. Select your Wi-Fi adapter from the list that appears, and right-click on it. From there, double click on “Network Adapters” to expand it. From the pop-up menu, select “Device Manager.”. Navigate to the “Start” button and right-click on it. If your computer has recently completed a system upgrade and since then has not been connecting automatically to any of your saved Wi-Fi networks, you may want to try the following: It should now automatically connect to the saved Wi-Fi network even when you shut down and restart. Restarting the computer and reconnecting to the Wi-Fi should refresh its memory. Your computer will then connect to the Wi-Fi. The computer will ask you for the security code. Choose your Wi-Fi network from the pop-up menu and check the box next to where it says, “Connect Automatically.”. Once your computer has rebooted, navigate back to the Wi-Fi icon on your taskbar and click it. Make your way to your “Start” button and restart your computer. Close this pop-up by clicking on the Wi-Fi icon in your taskbar. 
Once you’ve highlighted your network, left-click on it and select “Forget” from the menu.Find your Wi-Fi network on the list displayed in the pop-up and click on it to highlight it.
Navigate to the Wi-Fi icon on the bottom right of your computer screen and click on it.If a simple problem such as a bug is causing your lack of connection, the following solution should do the trick:
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