Windows 10: Can't detect any wifi networks No Wi-Fi networks found

At first the "no wifi networks found" can be fixed by just simply restarting my laptop until now. I have tried everything, followed every tutorial on YouTube, ran cmd prompts, resetting network, resetting wifi router, disabling/enabling and manually updating network adapter drivers, uninstalling windows update, even reinstalling the windows 11 OS, nothing is working. The only thing I haven't tried is factory resetting it and I can't just do that.

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Can't detect any Wi-Fi network

Hi,

My Laptop(Lenovo ideapad 310-14IKB) suddenly can't detect any Wi-Fi networks. I can confirm that the Wi-Fi network appears as public on my phone. Troubleshooter can't fix this problem automatically but instead spews out this error :

There might be a problem with the driver for the Wi-Fi adapter

Windows couldn't automatically bind the IP protocol stack to the network adapter.

So far, I've took these steps to try fix the problem without resetting my laptop:

• Reinstalling driver. Both newest from manufacturer website and rolled back version.
• Network reset on Settings > Network & Internet > Status > Network Reset.
• Disabling IP Helper on services.msc
• `netsh winsock reset` and restart
• TCP/IP stack reset
• Disabling DHCP Broadcast Flag for my Wi-Fi adapter

Is there anymore things that I can do to fix this?

PS: My Wi-Fi is 2.4Ghz and my laptop can detect both 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz before this error.

 

laptop doesn't detect any wi-fi networks at all.

Does your laptop connect ok via ethernet?
Please post a photo or screenshot of Device Manager like this:




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