Windows 10 refuse to let me use WiFi

[OmarMR9]

I Can't access the windows store, Because apparently "I'm not connected to the Internet", there is no Wi-Fi icon, when I go to the settings, the program crashes, the only solution is to connect the internet router via a USB cable, but I NEED Wi-Fi, what to do?2022-05-20 11-32-34.mkv

[CustomEnchants]

Does your pc even have WiFi ?
If it does you may have to download the correct WiFi drivers

[OmarMR9]

Just now, CustomEnchants said:

Does your pc even have WiFi ?
If it does you may have to download the correct WiFi drivers

yeah its a laptop, The problem started a month ago, but it's starting to really bother me now. I tried many solutions from the internet, but it didn't show any results

[CustomEnchants]

Go to device manager and look for your wifi card
A quick example from my laptop

[GoodBytes]

Some laptops have a switch (keyboard button or combination) to turn off WiFI. Make sure that is not set. Refer your laptop manual or online resources for your laptop at the manufacturer website.

[Vishera]

41 minutes ago, OmarMR9 said:

there is no Wi-Fi icon, when I go to the settings, the program crashes,

Maybe your Windows image is corrupt or you have have a faulty component.

[DoctorNick]

56 minutes ago, CustomEnchants said:

Go to device manager and look for your wifi card
A quick example from my laptop

@OmarMR9Sometimes windows 10 mess up drivers. Right click (in device manager) on AX200 and uninstall. The wifi card may be called something else. Mark remove drivers. Restart the PC. After it should work again.  If there isn't anything wour wifi card may be dead. 

[OmarMR9]

24 minutes ago, DoctorNick said:

@OmarMR9Sometimes windows 10 mess up drivers. Right click (in device manager) on AX200 and uninstall. The wifi card may be called something else. Mark remove drivers. Restart the PC. After it should work again.  If there isn't anything wour wifi card may be dead. 

Hello, yes it seems that this happens a lot, I deleted the driver and downloaded the same one from the manufacturer's website but the problem still exists

[OmarMR9]

51 minutes ago, Vishera said:

Maybe your Windows image is corrupt or you have have a faulty component.

Oh no, I don't have time to install a fresh Windows 

[OmarMR9]

1 hour ago, GoodBytes said:

Some laptops have a switch (keyboard button or combination) to turn off WiFI. Make sure that is not set. Refer your laptop manual or online resources for your laptop at the manufacturer website.

I don't think my device has one.

[DoctorNick]

24 minutes ago, OmarMR9 said:

Hello, yes it seems that this happens a lot, I deleted the driver and downloaded the same one from the manufacturer's website but the problem still exists

Dont have to download from manufactures website. Just Right click uninstall - mark remove driver and restart thats it. If it dosent work, wifi card is dead.

[OmarMR9]

12 minutes ago, DoctorNick said:

Dont have to download from manufactures website. Just Right click uninstall - mark remove driver and restart thats it. If it dosent work, wifi card is dead.

just did this, and yeah i think its dead, what should i do now?

[DoctorNick]

36 minutes ago, OmarMR9 said:

just did this, and yeah i think its dead, what should i do now?

Buy a new wifi card and change it or RMA the machine if under warranty

[OmarMR9]

9 minutes ago, DoctorNick said:

Buy a new wifi card and change it or RMA the machine if under warranty

Ok thank you

[vaiwalker]

in services.msc, check if "DHCP Client" "Wi-Fi Direct Services Connection Manager Service" "WLAN Autoconfig" and "WWAN Autoconfig" are enabled and running. you can right click and start the services and check if wifi comes back

[LloydLynx]

I really suggest you test wifi with an Ubuntu live USB to make sure it's not Windows that's screwed up.

[Beerzerker]

13 hours ago, LloydLynx said:

I really suggest you test wifi with an Ubuntu live USB to make sure it's not Windows that's screwed up.

Or most any version of Linux, doesn't have to be specifically Ubuntu-based to work.
A version that behaves much as Windows ususally does for self-installing and configuring hardware/drivers (Mint, Peppermint - These two Linux versions are great for this) will do fine for testing.