Windows 10: WiFi problem.

Hello, I've got a problem with WiFi not showing after windows 10 update. The WiFi icon shows:"Not connected - Connections are available ", but when I click it, nothing in the list, my phone sees atleast 3 wifis, and I know my router is working fine and ssid is not hidden, I've tried reinstalling the drivers, updating, nothing helped, it does connect when I manually input SSID and password of my WiFi, but my computer does not show them at all.






What could be the problem? Thank you.

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No more WIFI. What?

My Samsung Focus Flash, a Windows Phone no longer recognizes WIFI networks . WIFI turned on but the screen just keeps saying "Searching". Other devices I have recognizes my WIFI network.



Told to do a hard reset. What happens if I do device reset? What do I lose? Do I have to buy previously purchased apps? What about contacts?

 

Windows 10 WiFi not working after sleep mode

I've seen some older posts with this issue, but none every really say what the fix is. Seems this typically gets fixed by messing around in the systems and some unknown action fixes the issue. I've not been so lucky. So, problem is; I have a new Dell
Inspiron 13 7000 series, i5 with Windows 10. My Wifi connects and works fine. If the computer goes to sleep, or the screen saver comes on, when I wake it back up the Wifi says it's "connected", but it does not work. If I hover over the WiFi icon in the lower
right it says "no internet connection". I can disconnect and reconnect to Wifi, but it still will not work. If I totally restart the computer, WiFi automatically connects and it's all good until next time it sleeps or the screen saver comes on and I wake
the system back up. I've unchecked the box in Device Manager power settings that allows/prevents the WiFi to be turned off in power saving mode. Anyone know how to fix this?

 

Run CMD as admin and enter:
Code: sc config RmSvc start= auto sc config WlanSvc start= demand sc config Wcmsvc start= auto net start RmSvc net start Wcmsvc[/quote]

 

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Tried typing all of the commands in, after restarting the computer, now I've got no WiFi at all lol

 

Yeah, sorry, this one should be set to automatic. *Redface
Code: sc config WlanSvc start= auto[/quote] I guess you have tried network reset?

Reset Network Adapters in Windows 10 Windows 10 Network Sharing Tutorials

For the full reset, you can download this and run it as admin.

 

I guess you have tried network reset?

Reset Network Adapters in Windows 10 Windows 10 Network Sharing Tutorials

For the full reset, you can download this and run it as admin.[/quote] Yeah figured, switched it back and it's back with the same problem, I've tried network reset with no luck.

 

I had the same problem with "Radio Management Service" disabled, the new service in CU.

But since it is running, I can not figure out, what might be causing it and I am good in breaking Windows.

 

Another problem i've just noticed when trying to install AMD Drivers, it came up with a different language, went to my control panel and Clicked Region Settings, nothing happened. Went to to Windows 10 Settings, Language and region settings, and saw that the default region is set to Afghanistan, tried changing it, it goes back to default first option(which is Afghanistan), clicked "Add language", no luck, nothing happens, no language is selected and none shows up. Went to registry "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\International\Geo", Geo is missing and is not there. Seems to be a few problems after doing a fresh reset of windows 10. Going to try to run a few repairing tools, if no luck, i'll do another Reset, hopefully this time with more luck.

 

Instead of resetting Windows, many users (including me) find it more practical to perform an in place upgrade.

tutorials/16397-repair-install-windows-10-place-upgrade

What does sfc /scannow says?

 

Fixed it! I ran a repair tool, and it fixed the Region problem and as well the WiFi problem, everything is working fine now, going to restart PC, hopefully it all sticks together. The tool i've used is called "Windows Repair v 3.9.32(Free Version)", a simple google search will give it to you, the options i choose under "Repair" tab are "01, 02, 03, 04, 09, 10". Thanks for trying!