I had to download and install the latest Wi-Fi driver from Intel's site to fix this issue. Windows Update wasn't pulling it down automatically. Once the new driver was installed, Wi-Fi re-connected immediately after sleep without the need to modify any settings.
Windows 11: WiFi gone after sleep
My laptop is installed with Windows 11 Home Single Language and uses the network adapter of Realtek 8822CE Wireless LAN 802.11ac PCI-E NIC.
Every time when I put my laptop in sleep mode, the WiFi disconnected automatically, and the network adapter driver also disappeared from the list of device manager. After I restart my laptop, everything goes back to normal, but I would like to resolve this issue permanently.
I have updated the driver, but the issue still persists. Below are the images that illustrate the issue.
- WIFI has gone after sleep mode.
- When this issue happens, the WIFI icon also disappeared
- I run troubleshooting, it states that there is no proper network adapter driver installed
- The WIFI's network adapters driver disappear from the list of device manager when this issue happens.
- After I restart my computer, the WIFI connection back to normal, with the WIFI icon appearing and the driver appearing in the device manager.
HOWEVER, this issue comes back every time after, I put my laptop into sleep mode.
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2023-11-17T08:31:26+00:00 I opened my laptop, removed the Intel wifi chip, installed a Realtek chip from another computer and all issues are fixed. It seems that it's the Intel chip itself and not a setting somewhere. It is the begining of the chip going out
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Anonymous
2023-11-17T04:29:03+00:00 So I'm the one who posted the registry solution. I've noticed I still have the issue occasionally but it is one every 2-3 weeks and typically when I haven't used my laptop for several days. Wish I could be more help but I'm at a loss if nothing that's been suggested works.