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laptop not detecting Wi-Fi (normally after hibernation)

Tom_nerd

Hey guys,

 

generally whenever my laptop comes out of hibernation (but can sometimes randomly happen), it shows no Wi-Fi networks to connect to. Would be really useful for any advice, as currently I have to tether my phone, which is a pain.

 

Also, task manager doesnt show a Wi-Fi card when this happensimage.png.ebe0d5f013b5f28648f51c0672b8befa.png

 

 

Thanks in advance,

Tom

 

 

Edit:

 

I forgot to include the Wi-Fi card:

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Have you tried removing the wifi card drivers and reinstall them? 

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cant u just turn the wifi on and off?  it should find something then... (happens to me sometimes and this works)

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1 minute ago, Mark Kaine said:

cant u just turn the wifi on and off?  it should find something then... (happens to me sometimes and this works)

tried disabling and re-enabling the device in device managerm and didnt work.

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12 minutes ago, DrMacintosh said:

Have you tried removing the wifi card drivers and reinstall them? 

Would that work? As it only stops working when something to do with software happens.

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9 minutes ago, Tom_nerd said:

tried disabling and re-enabling the device in device managerm and didnt work.

i mean you probably tried that, but i mean this

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simply turning on and off airplane mode would probably work too (done this in the past also)

 

 

well otherwise it's likely a driver issue. 

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14 hours ago, Mark Kaine said:

well otherwise it's likely a driver issue. 

How would I go about fixing that

 

P.S. yes, Ive tried turning it off and on again.

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