Wifi is not displaying in display and not yet connected
Wifi not connecting and not displaying wifi icon
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Wifi not connecting and not displaying wifi icon
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Rt click the network icon in the system tray. Click Open Network & Internet settings
Click Change adapter options
Verify that you have a wireless option and that it is enabled.
Check the devices in the DEVICE MANAGER. Rt click Start and click Device Manager.
Look for something saying WIRELESS under Network Adapters.
Mine says "Intel(R) Dual Band Wireless AC 7260"
You can delete that and reboot, and Windows will redetect the hardware and reinstall the driver.
If it doesn't redetect it then the hardware has failed.
If it detects it and installs a driver but still doesn't work then you need to reinstall drivers.
If nothing shows in device manager, then your wireless adapter has died.
That is a plug in on the MB and replaceable.
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Many times it happens because your wifi card is right below your SSD, so is the SSD heats up it also temporarily damages the wifi card so if possible, move the SSD to the other slot or always keep it well ventilated, if it still doesn't work try a bunch of different drivers and the final resort is to get your wifi card replaced
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Please explain how u move an SSD to another slot. Very few, if any, laptops have 2x SSD slots or 2 NVMe slots. WiFi adapters are on the MB, so they is not "below" an SSD or an HDD and would be more affected by heat from the CPU as SSDs heat up less than HDDs or CPUs. And I have never seen one die from heat - but they do fail.
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Common WI-FI card problems. You should replace it or maybe it's the antennas
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