Your Lenovo may miss Wi-Fi due to driver faults, radio off, wrong settings, or router issues—use Windows and Lenovo tools to restore the connection.

Common causes include a disabled touchpad, outdated or blocked drivers, gesture or sensitivity settings, external-mouse rules, or hardware damage.

A missing mouse pointer usually points to settings, display, connection, or driver issues—fix it by enlarging the cursor, checking ports, pairing, and

Connection issues usually come from bad cables, wrong USB mode, missing drivers, Bluetooth pairing faults, or blocked permissions; test the cable and port,

Closing the lid triggers sleep, hibernate, shut down, or do nothing; mis-set power options, apps, or devices often stop a laptop from turning off.

Your laptop may miss a Wi-Fi network due to band mismatch, hidden SSID, disabled adapter, old drivers, long range, or router filters.

Frequent Wi-Fi drops on a laptop usually come from weak signal, crowded channels, power-saving settings, or outdated drivers; start with signal, bands, and

Most laptops have Wi-Fi; if yours shows none, the adapter is off, missing, disabled, or its driver or router settings need a quick check.

Laptop–printer pairing fails when drivers, connection, or queue issues block detection; check cables/Wi-Fi, set the default, and reinstall the driver.

Most laptops miss external drives due to power, cable, port, driver, file system, or partition errors; work through the checks below to bring it back.