Windows 10: My wifi icon keeps disappearing Windows 11

I can't help it, it sometimes disappears on its own and nothing seems to fix itI've tried -1 Network reset2 Disable/Enable driver3 Uninstall driver then restart4 Complete factory reset and windows clean installationThe driver in question is Intel Wireless AC 9560 160 MHzWhen this problem happens, the driver has a yellow mark, and two other drivers that are microsoft wifi direct virtual adapter 3# and 4# say that the adapters are not connected, and hence turn grey. The "Allow computer to turn this device off" option in all three drivers are also unchecked. I don't know what to do.Wifi in

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WiFi icon disappeared

Hello, I own a ASUS ROG STRIX. In this laptop the WiFi icon has been disappeared. I’m unable to access the Internet. I have tried all the options, but nothing worked. The WiFi icon is appearing for the first 2-3 minutes at the time of turning on the laptop and then it gets disappeared. This problem occurs each and every-time of the laptop turn on. Can you please suggest me the solutions?

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Icons In Taskbar Keep Disappearing

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Windows 11 Bluetooth and WiFi have disappeared

Hi,

I have an MSI P65 8RD running on Windows 11 22H2.

A few weeks ago, Bluetooth started having issues. The icon disappeared from the bottom tray and Bluetooth only connects with my mouse. I cannot make it connect with Bluetooth headphones it had been paired with. Bluetooth is not listed in the device manager (I checked hidden items). The Bluetooth support service is however running.

And last week, I lost the WiFi icon and connectivity. The Intel wireless AC 9560 adapter is listed in the device manager, but cannot start (code 10). Disabling and re-enabling for a few seconds appears to work, but ultimately results in the same failed operation. I tried updating the driver from Intel's website, but that didn't help. I do have ethernet connectivity. WiFi does appear in the device manager (but fails to function). In services, WLAN autoconfig is running, but I cannot get Wireless PAN DHCP server to start (error 1067 - process terminated unexpectedly).

Both Bluetooth and WiFi do NOT appear in regular settings.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Stijn