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If wireless adapter on your system is not working or seems to be disabled, try the
following recommendations:
Make sure that Wi-Fi is not disabled through a hardware toggle on your
computer. Some laptops have a hardware Wi-Fi switch or the keyboard
combination to turn the Wi-Fi on and off. To learn more about the hardware
toggle options refer to the specification for your system on the official site of
the system manufacturer.
Try a clean installation of the Intel Wi-Fi driver
. If you have Intel
Killer Wireless adapter installer on your system, follow the Intel Killer Software
clean-install guide here.
Update BIOS and chipset driver from your system manufacturer's website,
if available.
Update firmware on your wireless access point's Wi-Fi modem, router, or
extender. Old firmware can cause this issue as the adapter will disable itself if
it receives a large number of bad frames from the access point.
Change your Wi-Fi adapter's power settings. Click here for our guide on Wi-Fi
power settings.
Use the built-in Network Reset for Windows 10. You can do this by clicking
Start and typing Network Reset. You may have to reinstall any VPN adapters
and re-input any Wi-Fi or VPN passwords after using the Network Reset. You
may also need to reinstall the network adapter drivers.
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