Windows 10: I dont have wifi at all.At the drivers it only shows bluetooth connection.Can some body...

i dont have wifi at all

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Wifi and Bluetooth Driver not showing on windows 10

My Asus Laptop X441UV was not showing my Bluetooth and wifi driver even in the device manager. I can only use my internet through Ethernet cable because when I click the network icon it only shows Airplane mode.






In the device manager, my Bluetooth and Wifi driver will only show up when I click to show hidden devices under the View tab and when I click on its properties and the device status says "Currently, this hardware device is not connected to the computer.
(Code 45)

To fix this problem, reconnect this hardware device to the computer". I've already tried to reset my network and restart but still the same.

I've also tried this way. How to Manually Reset a Wireless Adapter on Windows 10 & 11

• Wifi driver: Qualcomm Atheros AR956x Wireless Adapter Driver
• Bluetooth Driver: Qualcomm Atheros Bluetooth 4.0

 

Does Media Creation Tool-USB also include WiFi drivers?

Laptop install: I am installing Windows 10x 64 using USB created by the latest media creation tool.
All goes fine upto the point where it says 'Let's connect you to a network'.
Nothing shows up, even not after a couple of minutes.

The laptop is just 1m away from my modem and the WiFi signal is very strong, I know.

Now, yesterday, after unpacking the laptop, WiFi worked.

I decided to just start with a clean system.
Formatted the SSD before starting the setup of Windows.

Device Manager->Network Adapters doe not show anything with WiFi, it shows Bluetooth device (Personal Area Network), Bluetooth (RFCOMM Protocol TDI) and all other are WAN Miniport.

Any suggestions?



(note: when skipping this step, Windows install obviously goes on, but there is simply no way get connected, at least not using WiFi.)

 

The wifi and bluetooth connections are not popping up.

Hi Gavan,

I'm sorry to hear you're experiencing issues with your WiFi and Bluetooth connections after updating Windows. Let's gather some more information to better understand and resolve the problem.

Windows Version:

Which version of Windows are you currently using? (e.g., Windows 10, Windows 11)

Update Details:

Can you provide details about the recent Windows update you installed? (e.g., the update number or name)

Device Manager:

Have you checked the Device Manager for any errors or missing drivers for the WiFi and Bluetooth adapters?

Are there any yellow exclamation marks or errors listed under Network adapters or Bluetooth?

Network and Internet Settings:

When you go to Settings > Network & Internet, do you see the WiFi option listed at all?

Under Status, do you see any messages or warnings about your network connections?

Bluetooth Settings:

When you go to Settings > Devices > Bluetooth & other devices, what exactly happens when you try to connect a Bluetooth device? Do you see any error messages?

Ethernet Connection:

Is your computer currently connected to the internet via an Ethernet cable?

If so, does disconnecting the Ethernet cable change the availability of WiFi options?

Previous State:

Were your WiFi and Bluetooth connections working fine before the update?

Have you made any other changes to your system around the same time as the update?

Troubleshooting Steps:

Have you tried restarting your computer after the update?

Have you attempted any troubleshooting steps so far, such as reinstalling drivers or using the Windows Network Troubleshooter?

Hardware Switches:

Does your laptop have a physical switch for WiFi or Bluetooth? If so, is it turned on?

Airplane Mode:

Have you checked if Airplane mode is turned off? Sometimes, updates can accidentally toggle this setting.

Once you provide answers to these questions, we can proceed with more targeted troubleshooting steps.

Best regards,

.