Windows 10: The wifi adapter loads the system and disconnects after putting the laptop into sleep mode

Good afternoon! In the last month I started having various network problems. First the wi-fi adapter with 45 error code disconnected after a few minutes of work. I reset the network settings, tried different drivers both new and old. The newest one I found on a third-party site - the problem persisted. It even got to the point that sometimes the blue screen of death appeared, so I had to reboot the laptop. As a result, I decided to disconnect the adapter for now, having updated the driver from the official Asus site, connect the cord to the router and thus work. Last couple of days new pro

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WiFi disconnects and disappears after sleep mode.

Sometimes when I put my laptop in sleep mode and after I wake it up, it automatically disconnects from WiFi and I can no longer see the WiFi icon anywhere to connect again to any network. So, I have to restart my laptop to be able to connect again to WiFi, but if I put it in sleep mode again, the issue persists. How do I fix this annoying problem permanently?

Laptop information: I am using Windows 11 Home Single Language 64-bit.

 

Wifi adapter disappears after sleep

Thanks for replying.

@spirit MS MVP - This is the reason wifi is disabled when the computer goes into sleep mode. When I untick the "Allow computer to turn off the device to save power" and place the computer into sleep mode, the wifi adapter disappears. If i recheck it, and
put the computer to sleep, the wifi adapter does not get uninstalled.

@Andre - First solution does not work because the adapter does not exist and is not listed in the Device Manager.

Second solution doesnt work because the adapter is not listed in Troubleshooting. I tried troubleshooting all adapters and nothing was returned.

Third solution again does not work because the adapter is not there to uninstall.

The wireless driver/adapter disappears after restarting from sleep mode when the adapter's ""Allow computer to turn off device to save power" setting is unchecked.

 

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