Windows 10: Wi-Fi icon disappear - Getting error about intelR AC 9560

Hi everyone, asking fro help about Wi-Fi icon disappear. I'm not that good troubleshooting.


I'm getting error about IntelR AC 9560 160Mhz Adapter experiencing driver - or hardware-related problems


I'm using a Asus TUF FX505GT


I search about this online and follow the steps.


I've already tried the following steps:


1. Restart

2. Airplane mode on and off

3. Shutdown for few minutes then turn back on

4. Manage device - Device manager - Network adapters - IntelR AC 9560 160Mhz - Update driver

5.Manage device - Device manager - Network adapters - IntelR AC 9560 160Mhz - Disable then enable driver

6.Manage device - Device manager - Network adapters - IntelR AC 9560 160Mhz - Uninstall driver but didn't put put a check for delete the driver hardware for this device - restart


but none of them working.


I haven't tried the BIOS settings because i dont know what to do or select. Even like downloading a driver.


Please help me, this just started an hour ago.

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