If your WiFi Adapter is disabled or hidden in Device Manager, the first thing you should do is check if there are any updates available, also, do check the Optional Updates and install the available ...

After installing Windows Updates or a Feature Upgrade, you may find no wireless networks are available. Wired Ethernet connections may also not function properly if you use a built-in Ethernet adapter ...

Visit the system vendor's site to download the latest versions of the software that runs your PC's important components. Dennis O'Reilly began writing about workplace technology as an editor for ...

Cutting corners: The Windows Device Manager remains a valuable troubleshooting interface, but one that has often left users disappointed whenever they relied on its driver update feature to fix ...

Often, when your Wi-Fi option goes missing, it’s because the network device is disabled. It’s a fairly common problem and easy to fix. Here are some solutions you can try to restore connectivity on ...

Device drivers let your computer's hardware "talk to" and interface with the operating system powering that hardware. For Windows 11, upgrading or installing the operating system installs all ...

The Windows 10 Device Manager is getting a helpful upgrade that makes it easier to uninstall a specific driver by seeing what devices are using it. When Windows 10 detects a new hardware component, it ...

The new driver is version 23.40.0 and it provides the cure for Wi-Fi-related BSoDs with a "low occurrence" - although any blue-screening isn't welcome, of course. So, if you have been experiencing ...

The problem seems to lie with a new driver, “Marvell Semiconductor, Inc. – Net – 15.68.17013.110,” which was also installed on many Surface machines running the beta of Win10’s next version, 20H1 -- ...