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Can't connect using laptop WiFi Connection after resetting your Router


How to fix your laptop WiFi Connection after resetting your router.
1. Click the WiFi Icon on your Taskbar
2. Find the name of your WiFi and Right Click on it, the choose Properties
3. The "Wireless Network Properties" window will appear. Go to Security tab
4. Under Security tab, you will show this below (this is your previous wifi security setup)
    Security type: WPA-Personal
    Encryption type: TKIP
    Network security key: "this is you configured wifi password"

      note: Click the box of "Show characters" to see the configured wifi password

5. change your laptop security information and must follow/copy your Router wifi security setup. 
Example:
   Router wifi security setup                           Laptop wifi security setup
   Security type: WPA-Personal2                                         Security type: WPA-Personal2
   Encryption type: AES                                                      Encryption type: AES
   Network security key: "this is the new password"             Network security key: "this is the new password"  



Hope it helps you solving your problem!

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