Closed Pleusch closed 1 year ago
I also face this problem today
Would just like to add that I experienced this twice across 2 different machines. The only way I found to resolve it, is to go into device manager, and uninstall the network adapter, and then when windows reinstalls it, the wifi button reappears and persists on reboot. Not sure what's going on
Had this issue also. Windows 10 22H2, fresh install when I ran the debloat. Think it was because I used the 'Disable WiFi-Sense' tweak.
Set service "WlanSvc" to Automatic + reboot fixed it.
Go to Services and Start "WLAN Auto Config" same for Celluar "WWAN Auto Config". Just set it back from Manual to automatic!
Thats what i meant by this : Set "WlanSvc" to Automatic.
I also must say, to run the Set Service to Manual does not that much to the actual utilization of the CPU, but gives a lot of problems. It seems that the Manuel setting does not work with every program because there is no trigger to start them if needed and also there is no trigger to start the dependencies for this service to start if needed. So i do recommend do not run this script because the downside is much worse than the benefits. Also you cant look which dependency have to be started because the WMI is not running and the dependecies tab of the services is not working. Hope he will find a fix for that.
Cheers :-)
Bug has been resolved. if you are still facing this issue then once run set the service to manual.
Bug has been resolved. if you are still facing this issue then once run set the service to manual.
Consider to do the same for Celluluar Modem too, Maybe it would be good the Build a script that scans for cellular modem an wlan before disableing the services.
Fixed in #749
Describe the bug The WiFi Button disappears after "Set Service to Manual"
To Reproduce Install Windows 11 Pro, Update Full, Run the script.
Solution:
Set "WlanSvc" to Automatic.