I have the same Issue, any solution for this problem????
Asus TUF Gaming F15 wifi driver suddenly stops working (MediaTek Wi-Fi 6 MT7921 Wireless LAN Card)
After I install the latest Windows 11 update, my laptop now loses connection and goes missing in the settings.
I tried uninstalling and reinstall the driver from the Asus support website and the issue still occurs. Is this a common occurrence for this laptop or is it just me?
Hope there is a solution before I send it to the repair shop as a last resort. I'm currently on USB Tethering using my old phone just to connect for the time being.
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Anonymous
2023-07-01T02:49:26+00:00 -
Anonymous
2023-06-28T21:31:14+00:00 I think the thing that finally did it for me was to update my BIOS version. Follow instructions found by Googling.
How to Check Version & Update BIOS in Windows 11 (windowsreport.com)
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Anonymous
2023-06-28T17:44:45+00:00 May be can you try reinstalling Windows 11 or Windows 10, the main reason I found out was that the drivers of the adapter were mismatching with the current OS version of my Windows 11. When I checked the event logs of the Wi-Fi adapter I found the following, and figured out that the problem was with the OS rather than the device, have a look at your adapter's event logs before it turns off or uninstalls.
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Anonymous
2023-06-28T17:29:21+00:00 I have tried Hard resetting the whole system and even cleaning all files from all devices but I was still facing the same issue.
I then also upgraded to Windows 11 but the issue still remains.What should I do ?
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Anonymous
2023-06-24T17:12:54+00:00 A solution that worked for me:
Similar to the original issue, my laptops WiFi card was also disappearing from the system, and a day later even the Bluetooth was not working.
I have tried all the mentioned techniques and steps and none of them worked, my WiFi adapter was still disappearing from the system.
I consulted a store and they asked me to reinstall or factory reset the laptop.
All you need to do is hard reset the system with keeping all the files.
By doing so, you will only reinstall the operation system keeping all the other files and drives intact.
Steps:
- Restart the laptop and press the F9 key to enter the troubleshoot menu at start up (only from Asus Laptops or what you can do is, on the log in screen click on the power button at bottom left, and then click Shift + Restart to open that menu
- Next, click on Troubleshooting
- Then click on Reset this PC
- Now if you want to keep all your files select "Keep My Files", which I did, or you could select "Remove all the files" which will remove all the user files from the C drive only, any other drives present will not be affected.
- Next click on Local Reinstall and then click the Reset option.
After doing this, wait for the laptop to reset, it would take about 5 to 10 mins, and then the laptop will start again
So far, I haven't faced any issue yet.
Hope this helps you.