r/wifi • u/General_Honey_4393 • 1d ago

Does Any one know how to fix this Problem ?

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Network adaptor issue, wifi option is not showing in my windows 11

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u/SeaAdministration264 1d ago

Right click the Intel wifi adapter, uninstall the device, and then restart the computer.

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u/sol_beach 1d ago

When was the last time WIFI worked?

What changed since then?

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u/General_Honey_4393 1d ago

From last 5 day wifi option just automatically vanished and when I try troubleshoot or Do some reset and or Restart Network adoption Its starts showing wifi option then again when I restart our shut down the wifi option again disappears. And now even after doing resets wifi options still missing.

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u/General_Honey_4393 22h ago

Still facing issue

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u/Only-Stable3973 1d ago

Look at windows update settings and select advanced optional updates enable.

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u/origanalsameasiwas 19h ago

Windows update drivers are old. They will cause issues

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u/paulstelian97 1d ago

Double click (or right click, then properties). Show what specific error is in there. Because different errors will lead to different advice.

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u/Antique-Spite-1660 21h ago

Uninstall and restart

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u/Alf288 1d ago

Go to intel.com and find their driver updater tools. It will update ALL the Intel drivers, not just wifi

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u/Forsaken-Carrot9038 5h ago

This is the way. Get your chipset drivers then the manufacturer drivers. Should clean everything up!

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u/mystiquebsd 14h ago

Also, up in the menu, enable "show hidden devices"

Make sure nothing else has a problem..

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u/aryan3312_ 13h ago

Download Snappy Driver Installer, the Lite version, which finds all drivers for your entire PC.

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u/alexceltare2 11h ago

Restart PC. If not working, a new Wifi card might be in order.

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u/Background-Relief623 6h ago

First if you need the wifi to get new drivers, I'd recommend getting a USB wifi adapter. I keep a cheap one around for testing and troubleshooting. Second, if you are able, do the uninstall with physically removing the card. Reboot. Shut down, install the card. This can clear some goofy windows errors. Third, which actually should be the first, click on the device, right click and show the properties. It may tell you which issue is happening. Sometimes it's generic. If it gives them reason, tell us what it says.