Windows 10: Missing wifi option on windows 11 and error on network adaptor not working properly

I am using windows 11 10.0.22621 Build 22621 on Hp omen laptop dc1093tx. I am having trouble with the network connection on both lan and wifi. I have tried restart, network reset, troubleshooting, cmd commands, driver update and all but the problem is still not resolved. Sometime using today my wifi just disappeared from system tray, and I got network adaptor not working properly. Now I got wifi back and connected but it shows no internet connection and still show network adaptor and ethernet adapter not working properly. What can I do to fix this issue need geniune help.

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Error accessing Change Adaptor Options Windows 10 Pro 1803

When you go here in control panel, do all of your network devices show? Any with a red x that may not be working or disconnected like the 3 devices in my screenshot? There's a strong possibility like @bro67 was trying to get at, is that one of your network devices is not properly installed. That's why he suggested reinstalling a driver for that device.

 

Resetting Network Adaptor

A question that was asked before but wasn't answered properly.
How do I RESET my network adaptor? I don't want to uninstall and reinstall. I just want to reset. When I get the little exclamation mark on my WiFi signal connection, 9 times out of 10 it just does a network adaptor reset. 99 times out of 100, I can
fix it by pulling out the adaptor and reinserting it. Sometimes there will be a connection, but it would be slow and pulling out and reinserting the adaptor has helped. Is there a way of resetting that is as easy as
right click on the WiFi signal and selecting an option of "Reset Network Adaptor" (ideal world but this is Microsoft so nothing could be that easy)? Is it possible that someone could please suggest to someone about
installing such an option?

 

Network adaptor

I won't click Me Too because not sure it's identical.

NB: apparently for some problems going to Network Adaptor in Device Mgr and doing UnInstall is step 1.

Reboot re-installs it auto-magically. Which is step 2.

Alas, I ended up with Driver up to date, Adaptor working fine, but
"Missing Protocol" which halts cable network

So no LAN.