Windows 10: Safe Mode with Networking - No network - No WiFi adapter...

I just tried to go into safe mode with networking. I tried twice...option 5 from boot menu, Safe Mode with Networking. But when it boots, it does not load networking.

If I click on the lower right corner icon, it shows Airplane Mode square. Doesn't say if it is on or off. Doesn't indicate anything if I click the Airplane button.

Went into Networking Status and tried to add a network. It says it does not find any networking hardware...something to that effect. When I click on network adapters in settings, the WiFi adapter is not there.

Any thoughts?

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Safe Mode with Networking - No network - No WiFi adapter...

I just tried to go into safe mode with networking. I tried twice...option 5 from boot menu, Safe Mode with Networking. But when it boots, it does not load networking.

If I click on the lower right corner icon, it shows Airplane Mode square. Doesn't say if it is on or off. Doesn't indicate anything if I click the Airplane button.

Went into Networking Status and tried to add a network. It says it does not find any networking hardware...something to that effect. When I click on network adapters in settings, the WiFi adapter is not there.

Any thoughts?

 

Safe Mode with Networking - No network - No WiFi adapter...

Yes, it is. For anyone else wondering...a troubleshooting test suggested in the thread referenced by dalchina was to launch into Safe Mode with Networking and see if it happens then. But, as noticed by my OP at top, I can't get networking mode to work, hence, this thread on that topic.
@dalchina...are you saying that whatever is wrong based on the other thread, that same thing is the cause of the networking problem in safe mode?

 

Wifi card not detected in Safe Mode with Networking

Hey dreamhouse,
This is a long shot and I have not tested it, but you might try adding a virtual Ethernet Adapter. My thought being, as long as Safe Mode with Networking sees an Ethernet Adapter it might let you then connect to your WiFi network.
1. Device Manager > Action > Add Legacy Hardware > Next
2. Select > Install the hardware that I manually select from list (Advanced) > Next
3. Select > Network Adapters > Next
4. On the Left Select > Microsoft
5. On the Right Select > Microsoft KM-TEST Loopback Adapter > Next

Note: Whether this works or not, you can always remove it

Edit: I should've been a bit more clear ... I did actually add the Microsoft KM-TEST Loopback Adapter and it shows in Control Panel > Network & Sharing > Change Adapters Settings, but I can't actually test it in Safe Mode with Networking since I have an Ethernet Adapter.