Windows 11 Wifi not available

sepwille

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Sometimes the wifi symbol dissapears, this happens when starting up or unplugging my ethernet cable. So I can't connect to wifi anymore a restart doesn't work but turning the computer off and rebooting it, then wifi reapears.

This is the windows version:
OS Name Microsoft Windows 11 Pro
Version 10.0.22621 Build 22621
 


Solution
I would start by reviewing 'Device Manager' and see if the wireless NIC is in an error state (X or !) on the device. If yes go to the properties and check out the error code.

You can also check and update network drivers if any new versions are available from the manufacturer site.

Another good place to start troubleshooting is looking in 'Event Viewer' in the System and Application logs for any errors regarding the device, any services it depends on and/or driver/application errors

If wireless is completely missing from the system tray verify the 'WLAN AutoConfig' service is running.
  • Windows key + r
  • Type 'services.msc'
  • Locate 'WLAN AutoConfig', if the status is blank or otherwise does not say 'Running'
    • Right...
I would start by reviewing 'Device Manager' and see if the wireless NIC is in an error state (X or !) on the device. If yes go to the properties and check out the error code.

You can also check and update network drivers if any new versions are available from the manufacturer site.

Another good place to start troubleshooting is looking in 'Event Viewer' in the System and Application logs for any errors regarding the device, any services it depends on and/or driver/application errors

If wireless is completely missing from the system tray verify the 'WLAN AutoConfig' service is running.
  • Windows key + r
  • Type 'services.msc'
  • Locate 'WLAN AutoConfig', if the status is blank or otherwise does not say 'Running'
    • Right click the service
    • Select Start
 


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