ByLuisl933
Hello,
My laptop suddenly disconnected from the Wi-Fi, and I can't get it to search for Wi-Fi again (see image). I've tried everything, from simply restarting to installing all sorts of driver updates and resets via a LAN cable.
Does anyone have any other ideas?
MFG Luis
According to Windows everything is fine here
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… it is not, because there is No Wi-Fi device (WAN) is not Wi-Fi). However, a LAN connection (Ethernet cable) should go as you have a Realtek GBit adapter.
When I install one on the Lenovo page comes the message,No Appropriate Driver to be installed”
If you install something? You mean a driver? If so, no wonder if the corresponding tool says so, because there is no WLAN adapter in the device manager (also no non-functional WLAN adapter). This suggests that the built-in WLAN adapter has given up its mind, otherwise the adapter would still appear in the device manager (when also marked with a yellow triangle that would prove it not functional).
The WLAN module has passed. Maybe separate the laptop from the power and remove battery. Maybe it’ll be okay.