Windows 10: Problem with driver for Ethernet and Wi-Fi Adapter

I have been using windows 10 for past few months. Internet was working fine with both Ethernet and Wi-Fi till yesterday. Today when I turned on Laptop , both of them stopped working.
Problems found by Troubleshooter :
* there might be a problem with the driver for the Wi-Fi adapter.
* there might be a problem with the driver for Ethernet adapter.

*cry*cry*cry*cry*cry*cry*cry*cry
I have tried some solutions from internet, but they didn't work.
* Troubleshooter doesn't solve the issue.
* In device manager Disabled and enabled the drivers.
* In device manager Uninstalled both the drivers and restarted the PC.
* Tried solution regarding VPN - registry key delete . Seems that KEY is not present.

Additional Information :
* I am having dual OS (Ubuntu). Both Wi-Fi and Ethernet works fine in Ubuntu.
* I am using Dell Studio -1558, Windows 10 Home edition.
* In Network ans sharing center - It says "You are currently not connected to any networks"
* No IP has been assigned to either Wi-Fi or Ethernet. (as per the results from ifconfig command).

Please guide me on how to resolve this issue.
I am in R&D department, So without internet, lot of my works are pending.
Looking forward to a response as soon as possible.
Thanks
Praba

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Problem with driver for Ethernet and Wi-Fi Adapter

I have tried both the steps still not working. It shows the wifi name but not able to connect

 

Problem with driver for Ethernet and Wi-Fi Adapter

Hi Devesh,

This thread has been created since 2016 and was previously resolved. There has been a lot of changes to Windows 10 since then and the resolution provided here may not be applicable anymore. We recommend that you create your own thread regarding your concern
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Hi there

do you have any W10 Backup images -- to me that would be the easiest solution --restore your machine to the last state when it was all working.

Windows networking is always "Iffy" compared with Linux -- I'm on CENTOS and the number of times I've had Network issues is almost ZERO -- unlike Windows where even seemingly identical machines behave differently on the Network !!!!!.

If you haven't got backups --well now you can see why so many people say TAKE BACKUPS - especially when there's decent FREE programs around.
I wouldn't delete Registry keys etc -- these can have unpredictable effects unless you know EXACTLY what you are doing.

Decent Free backup imaging program -- Free Macrium -- on a reasonable machine imaging windows partition + the Windows system reserved partition will only take around 15 mins -- much less if it's all on an SSD.

Cheers
jimbo