Wi-Fi Missing in Windows 11? These FIXES Will Help

If the Wi-Fi option has suddenly disappeared from the Settings app and Quick Settings panel in Windows 11, this video walks through several fixes that can actually bring it back, without jumping straight to a full network reset or reinstalling Windows. We’ll check whether the Wi-Fi adapter has been disabled, perform a complete power drain, look at recent Windows updates, reinstall the Wi-Fi driver from your PC manufacturer, and check the adapter’s power settings. I’ll also show you a bonus fix involving Fast Startup if the Wi-Fi keeps disappearing after a restart or shutdown. If you’re using an ASUS TUF A15 or F15, there’s also a hardware-related issue worth knowing about, particularly on some older models where heat around the Wi-Fi card may contribute to the problem. These fixes are useful if Wi-Fi is missing from Windows 11, the Wi-Fi icon disappeared, there is no Wi-Fi option in Quick Settings or Settings, or Windows suddenly stopped detecting the wireless adapter. If you’ve tried everything and the Wi-Fi adapter still doesn't appear in Device Manager, the problem may be hardware-related USB-A-to-Ethernet adapter: https://amzn.to/4hGrGbT USB-C-to-Ethernet adapter: https://amzn.to/4wqdBTD #windows11 #windows11fix #wifi #wififix #wifiissues #windows11error #internetissues #techinmoments ______________________________________________________________________ 00:00 Intro 00:17 Enable Wi-Fi adapter 00:59 Power drain 01:34 Uninstall update 02:18 Adjust power settings 03:05 Manually install Wi-Fi driver 04:00 Disable Fast Startup 04:47 For Asus laptops