Problem att ansluta till routern i huset med Win 10(tråd på engelska)

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1 Phantomcave: I don't think I dare mess with me desktops connection If I lose it I have to go to the library to get internet.
Sorry, which security settings are you referring to?
Yeah when I run ipconfig I get addresses now, I'm connected but with a yellow triangle so I can't access the internet. If I disable and enable Wi-Fi the connection works for a couple of minutes and then returns to yellow triangle.
Big step from not being able to connect at all right..

Should I try changing the last digits of the IP address from 199 to something else?
And if I go somewhere and want to connect to another network I have to turn on automatic IP and DNS right?

2 Phantomcave: Update: Last night my laptop could kind of connect right, but after I shut off my desktop(which connects flawlessly), the laptop couldn't connect at all.
Earlier today I had only my laptop turned on and, as before, it couldn't connect to the network at all.
Later I turned on my desktop and guess what, I seem to be fully connected and I'm writing this post from my laptop. Before I got the connection working on my laptop I turned automatic IP/DNS and IPv6 on but perhaps that had nothing to do with it, I really don't know...
My laptops connection seems to be working just fine ATM; I am watching twitch, watching youtube, browsing without any problem. The Wi-Fi icon only shows one or two bars though.
I'm gonna try just leaving my laptop as it is for the moment and see if it maintains a stable connection until I go to bed. Then I will see what happens after I switch off my desktop and report back.
Thank you guys for your responses!

Edit: I just opened device manager to check something and found eight new "WAN miniports" under network adapters that weren't there before. Some automatic Windows update?

Tim Locke: I just thought of something. Check if your laptop's wifi adapter has a setting for infrastructure mode and ad-hoc mode...which might be called something else like peer to peer.

IIRC ad-hoc mode was a mode where pcs could talk with each other over Wifi rather than to a router. What I am wondering is if your laptop is talking to your desktop which is acting as a repeater. This might explain why you have trouble connecting when your desk top is off but sometimes you are connecting via another persons pc in the building.

You can look up ad-hoc mode on Google. I think it might explain the problem. Note that I have never used it so I don't know where to look but it should be in the properties of the adapter.