How to solve the problem that wifi shows no ip allocation

Wifi shows no IP allocation because the router cannot provide the computer with an IP address that can be used for Internet access and cannot connect to the wireless network normally. The solution: 1. Restart the router and restart the WiFi connection; 2. Change the WiFi password. Just restart the router; 3. Reset the router, press and hold for 5-10 seconds to restore factory settings, then restart the router and reset it.

# Operating system for this tutorial: Windows 11 system, Dell G3 computer.

No IP allocation means that the router cannot provide the computer with an IP address that can be used to access the Internet and cannot connect to the wireless network normally.

Solution for wifi showing no IP allocation

1. Restart the router

Restart the router, you can unplug the router. If there is an optical modem device, restart the optical modem at the same time. After restarting, just restart the wifi connection on the mobile device.

2. Change the wifi password

There are too many devices using wifi, or there may be too many devices using the network. You can enter the wireless router control interface and modify the wifi name and wifi password. After the modification is successful, restart the device.

3. Reset the router

If the above method cannot solve the problem, you can reset the router. There is a button, or round hole, on the back of the router device. Press and hold for 5-10 seconds to reset (restore factory settings) the router. After resetting with this method, you need to reset the router. If you are not familiar with router settings, please be careful with this operation.

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