Windows 10: WiFi get into error after restarting it and trying to reconnect to an access point

Here is the problem description,



Once I turn off the WiFI and turn it on again, when trying to connect to an access point, the wifi driver seems got into error.


Windows Version 10.0.18362 Build 18362
WiFi adapter : Qualcomm Atheros QCA9377 Wireless Network Adapter






Below is the capture for the problem.

1) The WiFi is on and connected.





2) Now I turn off the WiFi.





3) And then turn it on back





4) When I click connect to an access point , error start occur.










What I can do now is go to Device Manager and disable and enable it, but it seems like the process will hang during that time, and it take about

5 minutes to do it.


Hope for a proper solution to solve the problem.

:)

 

Lumia 1520 not connecting to known wifi access point

Since Cyan , my lumia 1520 occasionally fails to connect to known wifi access points like my home acess point. I havent been able to confirm a pattern yet, but in most cases a restart is required, or having to manualy reconnect by going to the wifi settings.



Today for instance the router restarted, and all my devices reconnected except the lumia. Going to the wifi settings, the network was visible and listed, just no automatic reconnection.



Anyone face this ? any suggestions ?



Ever since cyan, while there are a few new features the overall consistency and stability seems to have gone.. with lots of niggly issues!

 

Hard drive/ OS issue

a guy suggested :

• shutdown
• unhooked HDD
• restarted
• yay !!
• reconnected HDD
• restarted
• yay !!

also , try method 3
How do I unlock the drive where Windows 10 is installed?

 

Memory full error when trying to access 'access points' on e70

The error happened because you have defined or accessed a large number of access points with the device. I tend to access a large number of different AP's with my E65's WiFi. Details of each WiFi or edge or hsdpa access point you connect to is stored in
that list. Hence, I got this error once.

I got out of that mess by doing the following:-

1. Go to web browser settings

2. In "access point" select "user defined"

3. Then, the device will provide you with a list of all the access points you have defined and ask you to select the default access point.

4. At this point, you can start deleting some of the access points. (Options -> Delete after selecting any ap in the list)

5. After you have deleted some of the access points, you won't have the memory full error you encountered.

This is certainly an inconvenience. One way to avoid this issue is to manually pare down the access point list once in a while. Delete some of the access points that you use very infrequently or never again.