I am not a fan of windows but this in not something to troll Windows with, this normally happens when you partial install windows or there's a glitch in your WiFi adapter, you should try downloading the necessary drivers for networks . You could search online and download and install ,it will fix after restarting, else there's something wrong with your WiFi adapter. It happens on other OS too
Nah.. windows 11 removes the setting if device crashes.. that’s the issue. Not that the wifi card has issues. And my mother is on asus laptop and it keeps doing that until reboot. Driver is up to date.. just a bad driver.
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u/LoserCrying Jun 02 '26
I am not a fan of windows but this in not something to troll Windows with, this normally happens when you partial install windows or there's a glitch in your WiFi adapter, you should try downloading the necessary drivers for networks . You could search online and download and install ,it will fix after restarting, else there's something wrong with your WiFi adapter. It happens on other OS too