You can try to enter BIOS to reset configuration file, For example, some lenove, you can press F2 to enter BIOS, then press F9 and select "yes" or "ok", then press F10, Wait pc reboot, Viewing it whether is restore. hope it's helpful for you.
Windows 11 with AX210/AX211 unable to see 6GHz network using the latest drivers.
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I recently bought a new Asus 6E (6GHz) router, and I have four newer laptops with Intel AX210 and AX211 wireless cards installed, all running Windows 11 or Windows 10 Professional. Two of these computers came with Windows 11 Professional and the AX210/AX211 wireless cards new, and the other two were upgraded.
None of my computers can see the 6GHz network. I know the network is broadcasting because my S21 Ultra can see and connect to the 6GHz band. I've tried the latest manufacturer driver 22.130.0.5 and latest Intel driver 22.140.0.3, and neither of them can see the 6GHz network.
In my search for help, I found this previous post Solved: ax210 window 10 21h2 not showing 6GHz networks - Intel Communities and tried the recommended older 22.45.1.1 driver and it worked. However, 22.45.1.1 was only provided by the Microsoft Insider program to enable initially enable Wi-Fi 6E support in Windows 10 and is over fifteen months old.
This doesn't seem like a hardware issue since my phone can connect to the 6GHz network, and my computers can connect to the network using the older driver. I even verified this by purchasing a different Wi-Fi 6E (6GHz) router to confirm it wasn't a router issue. However, I still can't see the 6Ghz network using any other version of the driver.
I have a help ticket open with the computer manufacturer, router manufacturer, and Intel but thought I would ask here as well since it seems like a software issue.
I even made a video showing the issue here.
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2022-11-27T13:03:42+00:00 Not sure if it will help but the newest versions of Dell Command Update (4.7+) have a "reinstall all base drivers" link which will download everything for your laptop. Then after you reboot and run it again for any updates since the last base file was updated. That is the only thing I can think of that I did between when it didn't work and when it did. If you don't have that link uninstall Dell Command Update and reinstall the newest version, 4.7.1, from their site:
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2022-11-26T11:18:37+00:00 Yes, agreed… I’ve been able to connect a couple of Samsung devices to the 6E network without issue so I always knew it wasn’t the APs.
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Anonymous
2022-11-26T03:04:51+00:00 Well at least you know it shouldn't be the AP now. :) If you need a copy of my config screens let me know.
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Anonymous
2022-11-25T23:59:51+00:00 Awesome thanks for sharing. I’m going to try again as well. I’ve got the same access points as you and the same network card but mine is in a Lenovo.