- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Introduction to SupportAssist OS Recovery
- System Repair with SupportAssist OS Recovery
- Starting SupportAssist OS Recovery
- Using SupportAssist OS Recovery
- Resetting and updating your computer using the Dell OS recovery tool
- Configuring SupportAssist OS Recovery
- BIOSConnect overview
- Troubleshooting SupportAssist OS Recovery
- Frequently asked questions
- Related Dell products
Dell SupportAssist OS Recovery User’s Guide
Troubleshoot Wi-Fi connection
When you select Connect automatically check box while configuring a WiFi network, SupportAssist OS Recovery saves the network configuration settings for future connections. Sometimes, when you later clear the Connect automatically check box, SupportAssist OS Recovery still connects to the saved WiFi network. To troubleshoot such errors, you can reset the BIOS settings to default.
Steps
- Go to the SupportAssist OS Recovery home page.
- Click
on the header of the
SupportAssist OS Recovery home page, and then click
Restart.
- Press the F12 key until the one time boot menu is displayed.
NOTE:If you wait too long and the operating system logo is displayed, wait until you see the Windows desktop, restart your computer, and try again.
- From the one time boot menu, select BIOS Setup, and then press Enter.
- Select
Wireless, and then click
Restore Settings.
The Restore Settings window is displayed.
- Select BIOS Defaults, and then click OK.
- Click Exit.
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