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HomeHOW TOHow To Fix WiFi Option Not Showing in Windows 11

How To Fix WiFi Option Not Showing in Windows 11

Here in this article, we will show you guys how to fix the WiFi option not showing problem in your Windows 11 PC or Laptop. Follow the below steps one by one.

Run Network Troubleshooter:

Right-click on the Start Menu icon click on the Settings

Click on System and then Troubleshoot

Now Click on Other Troubleshooters

Click on the Run option for Internet Connection

Network Reset:

Right-click on the Start Menu icon click on the Settings

Click on Network & Internet

Click on Advanced Network Settings

Click On Network Reset

Now Click on Reset Now

Update Using Device Manager:

Right-click on the Start Menu icon click on the Device Manager

Expand Network Adapters

Right-click on Network Driver and Click on Update

Now Click on Search Automatically for Drivers

Check Windows Optional Update:

Right-click on the Start Menu icon click on the Settings

Click on Windows Update

Click on the Advanced Options

Click on Option Updates

Now check if any Network Driver Update is available or not. If it’s then download and install the update.

Reset Network Using Terminal Command:

Goto Windows Search or Start Menu

Type Windows Terminal

Right Click on Windows Terminal

Click on Run As Administrator

Now Type Below Commands:

Terminal Commands:

ipconfig /release
ipconfig /flushdns
ipconfig /renew
netsh int ip reset
netsh winsock reset

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