Hi,
What is the model number of the laptop?
Are you connecting via WiFi or Ethernet cable connection?
Have you checked the status of the WLAN or LAN adapter (depending on how you connect) in Device Manager?
To get to Device Manager in Win10, press the Win key + x key (both together) and then click on the Device Manager link.
When Device Manager opens scroll down to Network Adapters and click on the > symbol to the left of the category to expand the list.
Check what is shows for the Device Status. Right click on the wanted device entry and click on Properties > General tab and view what it says in the Device Status box.
Also if there is a red cross next to the entry, right click on the entry and select enable and then check if it now works.
If the is a yellow exclamation mark next to the entry then there is a driver problem. You need to be online to update/reinstall the drivers automatically using Windows. Alternatively go to the HP website support page for your model and download and manually install them yourself. You will need access to another device with internet access to do it this way.
Maybe try the following : this applies to both types of network adapters WLAN and LAN
Highlight the wanted adapter in Device Manager and then click on the Action tab at the top and click on Uninstall Device and follow the prompts. Restart the laptop in the normal manner and then let Windows “find” and reinstall the device. Then check its status in Device manager and if OK test if you can connect OK
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did you accidentally put it into airplane mode?
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