Windows 10: Device wont detect any wifi Networks

device pci\ven_14c3&dev_7961&subsys_46801a3b&rev_00\4&120d21cb&0&0012 had a problem starting. driver name: oem101.inf class guid: {4d36e972-e325-11ce-bfc1-08002be10318} service: mtkwlex lower filters: upper filters: vwifibus problem: 0x0 problem status: 0xc00000e5It used to work after i uninstalled and reinstalled the Wifi LAN card but its not working after the new windows update

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Windows won't forget WiFi network

I have 3 old Wifi networks that I want to get rid of in the list of networks. All devices show them in the WiFi list and when i click Forget, they come right back. When I go to Manage networks in Settings, they're not there, but still show in the list on every device. How can I get rid of them?

Windows Version 10.0.19042 Build 19042
The first image is the list of networks. I want to remove the Blackwellhome ones. The second is obviously the Manage Networks in Settings.

 

Delay in wifi network detection

For the last couple of days there has been a delay on detecting any wifi networks when my laptop is woken from sleep. Connects fine once it sees the network and detects and connects perfectly well when fisrt switched on.

I have tried updating the driver, and also turning off power saving mode on the wifi and have run MS security scanner. Nothing detected and using the network adapter troubleshooter detects no issues. Other devices connect fine.

Any suggestions?

 

WiFi networks not being detected.

Hi Vignesh,

In most cases, this issue could have happened due to hardware or software failure. To resolve your issue, we suggest that you follow the steps provided in this

article. This will give you troubleshooting that resolves an issue with the network connection.

If the error still occurs, we suggest that you uninstall your network adapter. You can follow the steps provided below:

• Press Windows Key + X and choose Device Manager from the list.
• When Device Manager starts, locate your network adapter and right click it.
• Choose Uninstall. If asked, check “Delete the driver software for this device” and click OK.
• After the driver has been uninstalled, restart your computer and Windows 10 will automatically install the new driver.

To update your network adapter drivers, you’ll need a computer or any other device with working internet connection. Now you just need to visit the website of your network adapter manufacturer and download latest drivers for your network adapter.

Update us with the result so we can further assist you.

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