Hello,

I am using the router TL-WR904N for my home network. Everything works fine, all in-house phones, tablets, printers and laptops use it without problems, except recently for one particular laptop (Asus, Windows 10, 64bit and Intel Dual band wireless adapter). The problem started when I discovered that I could not print anymore: the laptop was unable to connect to the printer. I could still surf on the Internet, get and send mail, but I was unable to connect to the router using the IP adress: 192.168.1.1 to check the status. The message that I receive in all browsers is that the laptop cannot make a connection with this server. Using a second laptop I can see that the Asus laptop is still present in the DHCP Clients List of the router.  But apparently, the laptop behaves if it is no longer part of the home network! However, the taskbar on the laptop indicates that I have an Internet connection via the TP-link router (I write this message on the laptop in question), and I have installed the latest Intel drivers, but I still cannot connect to the router or any other item in the Network. 

I have no idea what is causing this strange behavior. Can anyone help me and suggest a solution?