Can't connect to this Wi-Fi after updating windows 11 24H2 update

Same issue,

I updated to 242h through iso.

Then Windows update added cumulative KB5050094 and netframe KB5050577

Wi-fi adpater is working but i don't see my home network nor my phones hotspots. I can only connect via usb thetering.

So very weird. I tried uninstalling the Intel(R) Dual Band Wireless-AC 7265 and installing again.

Asus only provides old drivers for this adaptor.

I hope this is solved soon. Luckily I can still connect via usb thetering and lan cable.

SOLVED!

Laptop Asus 303LB (a bit old)

Drivers for Intel Dual Band wireless was version 19.51

Using Intel Update service it updated to 20.100

I can see all wi-fi networks now, including mine!

Since you are on this thread from your tablet you can look through it and see a bunch of suggestions. They don't all work for everyone so you might need to try a few of them to find one that works you. Some of them are rather techy like editing the registry but many of them aren't too bad.

The one that worked for me was the first suggestion in the second post in this thread by Arvind Kumar. Delete the driver for the WiFi adapter and reboot the PC. There are some instructions on how to do that. Took me a few to identify the WiFi adaptor, but you don't have to worry too much since Win will reload any drivers you delete.

Maybe you know someone who has a bit more tech know-how who could help. Otherwise try to do it and come back here for assistance if you can't figure something out.

Another option is to rollback the 24H2 update. Then you should have internet so you can contact MS or whatever.

I've just done a reset on my desktop PC and this problem now exists when it was OK before. I cannot use Feedback Hub as I don't have a WiFi connection.

Please note, I am a PC home user and I am not ac techy, so don't want to mess with techy stuff.

I am writing this on my Samsung tablet which is connected.

I cannot download drivers from HP as I am not connected to the internet.

What are my options?

Thanks for all the replies, I fixed this problem by downloading a new driver from HP

I was waiting patiently for MS to fix this problem but I was getting older by the day.

Today I printed off all the suggestions in this thread and reinstalled 24H2. Sure enough the WiFi didn't work. So I started working my way down the list of suggestions provided by Arvind Kumar. The very first item did the job.

* Uninstall WiFi Adapter - restart computer and let Win install the default driver.

Got my WiFi back but I'm not sure if this leaves me with the correct driver installed though. The last step says:

• Restart your PC to allow Windows to reinstall the default driver, or manually download the latest driver from your Wi-Fi adapter or laptop manufacturer’s website.

So now I have the "default driver" installed. Don't know if that's different from the one that wasn't working. Or it was the same driver but it had been messed up by 24H2 and just needed replacing. Or something.

Now I'm confident I can get my PC working so I might check out drivers. Maybe go to the manufacturer site and take a look, see if I've got the latest driver.

I must say this is a bit dodgy. I worked in software development for years and this wasn't hard to do. I'm pretty sure my wife wouldn't be able to do it. And she wouldn't have known that you can roll back upgrades, or even realised the problem had been caused by an upgrade. And without internet connection she would have had no way of finding out. I figured it out by using her computer to search for info about the problem but lots of folks only have one computer.

Sorry this post got long.

Anyway - thanks for your help Arvind

Hi,

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I've just encountered the same issue after updating to 24H2 . It also occurred after 23H2. Both times I was able to resolve it by amending one of the properties for my Wifi driver rather than reinstalling it. The settting 802.11d was enabled, disabling this allowed my laptop to find and connect to my 5GHZ wifi.

Follow Arvind Kumar's instructions to locate your driver

• Press Win + X and select Device Manager.
• Expand Network adapters.

Then
• Right-click on your Wi-Fi adapter and select Properties
• Select the Advanced tab

• Select 802.11d and set the value to Disabled

• Click OK to save the change

My laptop found my wifi almost immeadiately.