Windows 10: How can I fix Problem with wireless adapter or access point?

I can't connect my desktop to my wifi network, and the troubleshooter states that there is a problem with the wireless adapter or access point. I have already tried to see if drivers need updating but they are up to date and also reset the network and turned off both wifi network and the device, but no luck.

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[HELP] Problem With Wireless Adapter Or Access Point

So recently I'm having an issue with my wifi connection, while I'm playing a game suddenly the wifi disconnected and then reconnecting again but failed and when it attempts to reconnect the status is "Identifying Internet Access" and when I did Troubleshooting the issue is "Problem with wireless adapter or access point" it says fixed but it didn't.




It's not like I can't access it at all, I can connect and do anything on my laptop like usual, but later it will go like that and after a few minutes, it comes back normal again like nothing wrong it keeps going like that on and on.

The weird part is, it only happens on this particular wifi when I connect it to the other wifi like my smartphone via hotspot it's fine. I've been using this laptop connected to that wifi for more than a month but the issue just came recently like a few days ago.
My other PC and smartphones can connect to this wifi without an issue, so it just on this laptop.

I've been trying many things that I found on the internet so far nothing works, the issue still persists, I'm so frustrated trying to fix this issue. Here's I'll make the list of what I've been doing so far.

1. Network Reset in Network And Internet Setting
2. Uninstall the wireless adapter driver then restart the laptop
3. Uninstall the wireless adapter driver then install the previous version of the driver
4. Update the wireless adapter driver via Browse my computer for the drivers > Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer
5. Update the wireless adapter driver via Search automatically for drivers
6. Update the wireless adapter driver via Windows Update
7. Update the wireless adapter driver manually from Downloads for Intel(R) Wi-Fi 6 AX201 (Gig+)
8. Disable IP Helper
9. Turn off Bitdefender temporarily
10. Reboot via router setting
11. Reset the router
12. Unplug for 5 mins and plug in the router
13. Change Wifi SSID and password
14. Input these command in Command Prompt with Administrator privilege
    netsh winsock reset
    netsh int IP reset
    netsh wlan delete profile name="WirelessProfileName"
    ipconfig /release
    ipconfig /flushdns
    ipconfig /renew

and yet here I'm still having the issue. Everything's up to date, all drivers got their latest update and my wireless adapter driver version is 22.40.0.7

Anyone can help me, please?

 

How to fix a problem with a wireless adapter or access point ?

how to fix a problem with a wireless adapter or access point ?

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How can I fix Problem with wireless adapter or access point?

Hi there, I am , a fellow Microsoft user like you.


I understand you're having issues with your wireless adapter or access point. I'm here to help. Thank you for sharing the troubleshooting steps you have tried.


Since you've already tried automatically updating drivers, please follow the steps below to Manually reinstall the network driver instead:

> Right-click the Start and select "Device Manager."
> Expand Network adapters. Right-click the driver and select "Update driver."
> Click "Browse my computer for drivers."
> Click "Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer."
> Click the driver listed under Model. Click "Next" to install and click "Close."

If the issue persists, please check and carefully follow steps 3 to 10 in this helpful resource: https://windowsreport.com/problem-wireless-adap... (Note: these steps also apply to Windows 11).

Also, you can restart your PC's network adapter using this method:

> Right-click Wi-Fi icon from taskbar quick access.

> Click "Diagnose network problems".

> Click to expand "Restart the Wi-Fi network adapter".

> Click "Restart adapter".

> After that, monitor of issue persist.

Let me know how it goes if issue persists by clicking "Reply" below.





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