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Everyone seems to know a way to set up a home network in Windows 10 but me.   I've researched several suggestions but they don't seem to work for me.  Either the instructions are for different versions of Windows or my version is unique . Can someone help me? Please. My Windows version  is1903 (OS Build18362.476)  Is this the last  & latest version? Thanks in advance for any & all help. My other computer is the same version of Windows but even though they are supposed to be the same, they aren't.

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Do you have a home network at home which has a dual bands wireless router ? If yes, your machine should be able to see your 2.4 GHz network SSID. because it only supports 2.4GHz networks.

 

Now click to SSID to connect and enter network password then up you go.

 

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BH
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@pmgravy 

 

Do you have a home network at home which has a dual bands wireless router ? If yes, your machine should be able to see your 2.4 GHz network SSID. because it only supports 2.4GHz networks.

 

Now click to SSID to connect and enter network password then up you go.

 

Regards.

BH
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