Windows 10: Wifi button broken??

I turn on my laptop and my wifi was not connected, so I go to turn it on through the little pop up where Bluetooth airplane mode and nightlight and all that stuff. Btw its windows 11. I try to turn it on, the wifi lights on but it says not available, so I go to the settings and there is a little slider to turn on the wifi. That also doesnt work everytime I slide the wifi on it slides left over and over and over again. I tried unistalling and reinstalling the wifi adapters, I went to see if the wifi is still connected, it is, but it keeps saying not available, even though it should automaticall

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Search button and Wifi petitions

Hi,

I send you two ideas/petitions.

For saving battery, and if GPS doesn't consume much to do this, it would be cool:

• Register with GPS the most used wifis (office, home, other) and automatically turn off wifi when you're moving.
  
• If you don't move and you're using the phone, automatically turn on wifi, search for one and show notification about it. If no wifi found turn it automatically off again.

Don't understand why have another search buttons on screen when you have one physically on the phone!!. It's a natural action to press the search button in the app that you are using. I suggest these situations.

• If you are in tiles screen and user press search button, show Bing.
• If you are in app list and user press search button, show Search for apps.
  
• If you are using an app and it supports search button, show the app's Search page.
• If you are using an app and doesn't support search button, show Bing.
• If you are using an app and you want show Bing, hold finger on search button like Back button on multitask.

What do you think guys?

Regards,

 

Network configuration broken (WiFi)

Thanks EdTittel for the suggestion, but this is a harder nut.
Full network reset doesn't resolve. In device manager, I can see all physical network adapters (Realtek for ethernet and Qualcomm Atheros AR9285 for wireless). All enabled and no warnings. But if I click on taskbar system network icon, I don't see any WiFi network in the popup. There's only airplane mode button and link to open network and internet settings. The troubleshooter in network settings doesn't find anything it could repair.

There's although one clue pointing that something is broken
Settings → Network and Internet → Change adapter options → WiFi → Rightclick menu → Diagnostics finds a problem with the driver (not fixed)
The adapter state is all OK, signal present, enabled

 

ASUS X205TA wifi broken with both Windows 10 and Windows 10 Update (upgrade)

Had same issue and was able to SOLVE it, the problem is that the driver supplied with Windows 10 is broken!!!

If you are facing issues after Windows 10 update or upgrade, the I suggest to check this video, that has step by step guide to solve the Broadcom WiFi driver issues - amazingly simple actually-



Hope this helps.