Windows 10: IntelR Wireless 9462 Not Working Code 10

The Wifi stopped working for my Dell Laptop suddenly. I tried to follow the steps I saw in a post and reset my Network Settings. Did not solve my problem.Then I checked my Device Manager and saw that there is a yellow triangle with '!' on the driver under Network Adapters. I tried disabling and enabling it again and it worked for a day but the same problem happen the next day again.I then did the disabling and enabling again but it didn't work this time well it did work for about 10 mins. I then tried to update the driver which I download from Intel's site. Didn't work.I then tried uninstall

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Intel Wireless-AC 9462 not working

Intel Wireless-AC 9462 not working. It posted a code 10 error and refuses to start

 

Intel Wireless-AC 9462 not working.

Dell Laptop with Intel AC 9462 wireless adapter.
This was a G3 3579. Step #3 is what actually fixed it.

Symptoms:
Windows 10 unable to enable wifi (So it seems)

Wifi does not detect any wireless connections.

1. Dell Uninstall SmartByte application and Drivers

2. Device Manager / intel wifi adapter properties / Under the advanced tab
for AC 9462 you can find an option called Passive Aggressiveness change the value to medium-low from initiall medium.

3. If the above doesn't fix it and you still can't see any wireless network.
On the same advanced tab enable "Throughput Booster"

It's something with the Intel wifi chip and this 'ThroughputBooster'

 

Intel Wireless-AC 9462 not working.

Former Microsoft engineer here, although nothing to do with networking.

This happens to me every few days on my G3 17 with the latest Windows 10. The fastest way past it that I've found is:

1) Bring up Device Manager. The Wireless AC 9462 icon will be visible, with the "trouble triangle"

2) Right click on the AC 9462 and select "uninstall". (No issue doing so. Windows will detect and reinstall)

3) Power the computer completely off. Suspend or restart does not seem to work.

4) Boot. The driver should be auto-detected and installed.

5) Proceed as you were. You may have to reenter your WiFi password

6) Nag Dell to fix this damn problem.