Some users who have just installed a computer may encounter a situation where the Win7 system cannot recognize the network, and a prompt that the network is not recognized appears on the taskbar, making it impossible to access the Internet, causing the computer to be unable to access the Internet. Usually this kind of problem is caused by improper operation when you install the system, or it may be a program conflict. So how do you fix this problem? The editor here will introduce to you three methods that can help you solve the problem of not being able to recognize the network.

1. Network card driver problem

1. Right-click the computer icon on the desktop and select Properties.

2. Select [Device Manager] and find the [Network Adapter] option at the bottom of the device manager interface.

3. Then open the driver list, we disable the driver, and then click to enable the operation.

2. Change adapter settings

1. Open the Network and Sharing Center, enter the network mouse page, and find the [Change Adapter Settings] option.

2. After entering, select the local connection, right-click and select the mouse, enter the properties dialog box, and click the [Install] option below it.

3. Next, enter the network function type selection interface. We select the protocol option, and then click the Add button below to add it.

4. After the final addition, select the ReliableMulticast Protocol protocol in the pop-up network protocol dialog box, and then click OK.

3. Problems with starting services

1. Open the run window and enter the services.msc command to enter the service interface;

2. Find the DNS and DHCP services in the service list, click and select Automatic in the open type, and you are done.

The above is the solution to the problem that Win7 system cannot recognize the network. I hope it can help you.