Windows 10: The WiFi setting has disappeared completely from the settings app

I booted up my computer and had no connection so I went into the settings and the section for WiFi setting is gone. Has this happened to anyone before and if so how did you fix it? The only sign that my computer even has WiFi now is the connection icon in the bottom right on the lock screen. I have come across numerous guides that tell me to reinstall the drivers or update the drivers but none of that worked. Any help would be appreciated.

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Hello there!
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