Windows 10: wifi driver disappear automatically

Hello, I am using windows 10 on my Asus tuf. Recently I have got an issue regarding the WIFI. My laptop WIFI disconnect automatically and then I am not able to reconnect it until I do network reset.When it gets disconnected automatically, WIFI driver in the device manager also get disappear.Please help me to solve this issue.

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Taskbar doesn't disappear when entering fullscreen

I tried the Ctrl-Alt-Del and found Windows Explorer. Unfortunately, I didn't choose Restart; I killed the process. (didn't read the instructions well enough!) :-/ ... I did eventually find a way to Restart Windows Explorer, but the problem (disappearing Task bar not disappearing/reappearing as it should/used to) did not solve itself. I then RESTARTED the PC. Still not fixed.

So, I found another answer from microsoft and followed those steps. It worked! (needed the display driver updated.)

Here's that set of instructions:

I suggest you to try updating the Display Adapter drivers check if it works for you.

Follow the steps to update the Display driver:

Press Windows Key + X key and click Device Manager.
Expand ‘Display Adapters’.
Right-click on the Display Adapter listed and click on ‘Update Driver Software’.
Select the option to automatically search for the updated driver software.
Restart the computer after its updated and verify.

Also try to access the computer manufacturer's website and download the latest chipset and display drivers for your computer and install the same.

 

Taskbar doesn't disappear when entering fullscreen

Dude this was a year ago

 

my wireless connection sign just disappeared and requested ethernet and i have an available network

Thank you for the response and sorry for the delayed reply. You can check for the switch of the physical WiFi hardware. We also suggest checking if the WiFi driver is installed and working from the device manager. Follow the steps below to check for the
driver:

• On the search bar, type device and select Device Manager from the list.
• Look for Network adapters on the list and click it to expand.
  
• Check if the driver for the WiFi is in the list. If it is, right-click on it and select Properties to check if it is working.
• If not, uninstall the driver then restart your PC.
• Once the PC starts, it will automatically reinstall the default driver.

After doing so, check if you can see the WiFi icon on the taskbar again.

Give us an update on how it goes.