Windows 10: why is my wifi icon disappearing while I'm working?

Hello there after the ASUS incident that had happened recently, Lately I heard a few rumors regarding windows update restricting Wi-Fi access, deeming that I have no internet access knowing that my router has been providing me a very stable connection from the rest of my devices, including another laptop that still significantly strong despite its outdated specs, you see, the full is issue is why is it disconnecting and disregarding my laptop's connection and removing the icon completely when clearly it functions very well?, so why is it every time I log in and use this ASUS laptop and this cu

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wifi icon disappeared and cannot access any wifi network

It happened so many times, and bluetooth did not work at the same time. I did everything experts suggested, but it worked from time to time. But I found an easy way. Because this happened quite frequently, I connected a wifi dongle that I bought previously. Everything came back after a few seconds. So I suggest you to buy a cheap wifi dongle and connect it. Then, the problem will be solved. Hope this helps.

 

WiFi icon disappeared.......

First Aid Solution for all amateur PCDoctors:

In CMD(adm)
Type DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-Image /Restorehealth and enter.
and
Type sfc /scannow and enter.

Sometimes, your WiFi icon may be dragged to the Shown hidden Area. So, before proceeding to the solutions, you can check your Shown Hidden Area and check whether it is here. So, just click the up-arrow in the Taskbar to continue. If it is here, drag it to the Taskbar.

Also check:







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Just restart windows explorer in Task Manager could often fix lot of problems...

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WiFi icon has disappeared from system tray

I have Win 10 Pro 21H1

My WiFi icon has disappeared from system tray.

How do I restore it please - or find an alternative way to display the list of available WiFi connections.

It was showing earlier today. I was trying to print from a Samsung Galaxy to a 10-year-old MX340 printer, which is so old it's not supported by a driver. I was trying to print TCP/IP info.

Thanks