Windows 10: WiFi Option won’t show/MSI Laptop

I booted up my laptop today perfectly fine and was connected to the internet and was streaming music from iTunes when suddenly the connection dropped. I went into the task bar next to find out my WiFi button went missing on me, not my network button but my Wifi button. All that’s left in the network tab is “Airplane Mode”. When trouble shooting it says my Wireless-AC 9462 adapter is experiencing hardware or driver issues. I ran a network reset in general settings, went into device manager and checked for driver issues and it said I was up to date. I’m completely stumped, any help would be appreciated.

I suspect the issue could be solved with a windows update that currently has a status as pending download and has no way to be installed as I have no internet. (2020-11 .NET Framework 3.5 and 4.8 Version 1909 for x64 (KB4586878))

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Hardware and software conflict is one of the possible reasons why you're experiencing black screen. Sometimes, it is also because of hardware failure. To get this issue fixed, we suggest that you
boot into Safe Mode by following these steps:

• Turn off your computer 3 times while booting. Windows should automatically boot to the Recovery Environment after 3 unsuccessful attempts in a row.
  
• Once you are within the Recovery Environment, select Troubleshoot, and then
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Once your computer is in Safe Mode, please follow the workaround provided on this
link. Simply select the similar case that you're experiencing to show the troubleshooting steps.

Let us know how it works.