Windows 10: how to change the network adaptor advance tab values and power management tab values by...

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Device Manager, Network Adaptor, No Power Management Tab

I have an Asus Zenbook with 8G and 256 SSD running Windows 10 home v1903. Often, but not always, when I open the lid the PC is no longer connected to the Internet. I then disconnect and reconnect to my network to continue.
I have searched for fixes. One fix often recommended seems to be:
Device Manager/Network Adapter/(select adapter)/Properties/Power Management tab
Then uncheck "Allow this computer to turn off device". However, I don't have the Power Management tab to allow me to proceed to the fix. I have also tried changing the Power Options for the PC from Balanced to another, to see if that change might add a Power Management tab, but noticed I don't have any other Plans to choose from. Perhaps these issues are related.
I tried to add another Power Option Plan in the event that that might help, and ended up with 2 identical Balanced Plans. And I cannot delete the 2nd.
Finally, when I compare the Network Adapters in my Asus with those in my Dell, I found the following:
Asus only has a Broadcom adapter. My Dell has a Broadcom and an Intel adapter. Is my Asus missing an Adapter that it might require.
Any help is appreciated.

 

Power Management Tab

open network and sharing centre

change adopter settings

right click on wifi

properties

configure button

last tab power management

 

Auto connect to open network

over time the wireless network adapter may have a problem keeping you connected.

This may be due to the power management features of the wireless network adapter.

let's check for possible failures.

To disable power management, follow these steps:

1. Click on Start, then right click on My Computer (or PC) and select Manage.

2. In Computer Management, click on Device Manager on the left side.

3. Click on the + sign in front of Network Adapters and then double-click on the wireless network adapter.

4. Click on the Advanced tab and select Energy Saving Mode in the list on the left.

5. Change the value from the right to Off or to the lowest possible value. The default option can be Maximum, which can cause the problem described.