Windows 10: Code 12 not enough free resources on wifi adapter

The last couple of weeks I've been having some problems with my wireless network adapter, where sometimes the device does not start correctly, resulting in my computer having no internet connection. The wireless adapter is an Intel AX200 on a PCIE adapter to be clear, my computer is a desktop, not a laptop. When inspecting the device in Device Manager, it does recognise the device is not working, and it gives me a Code 12 error:


This device cannot find enough free resources that it can use. Code 12

If you want to use this device, you will need to disable one of the other devices on this system.

I have looked all over the internet and tried multiple fixes, none of which worked:

• Updating drivers, automatically using windows and by manually finding newer drivers
• Removing and reinstalling drivers
• Reinstalling windows
• Updating the BIOS twice by now
• Looking for other devices in device manager that aren't working, but there appear to be none, even when showing hidden devices
• Disabling and re-enabling the device in device manager
• Running the network adapter troubleshooter
• Resetting my network settings the suggested fix given by the troubleshooter
• Moving the PCIE card to another slot

Restarting the device in device manager and then restarting the entire computer is usually a one time fix allowing me to get on the internet, but even this fails once in a while.


I really don't know what else I could try to fix this.

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Nvidea display adapter code 12

After update to Windows 10 1709 the NVS 3100M display adapter in my Dell E6410 won't work--the system reverted to the microsoft display which is very poor. The warning in device manager gives code 12--lack of free resources (code 12). While it suggests
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Wifi Adapter Problem

So I've been having problem with my wifi adapter. In device managers it says that it has the error code 12 which means that there aren't enough resources for the device. I'm not sure what is taking up those resources but I've been using ethernet in the meantime.

btw my adapter is "150Mbps Wireless 802.11n PCI Adapter.

Thank you

 

WiFi adapter disappears: No WiFi

Thank you for your reply Aster. I followed the instructions from the link you suggested.

The "DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth" command ended with 100% ===== display.

The "sfc /scannow" resulted in "Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations."

I tried to uninstall the WiFi adapter and installed again but still get the "Code 56" error and get the yellow mark. There is no WiFi adapter in "Network Adapters" and so no WiFi connection.

Please help.