How to enable or disable Wi-Fi in the BIOS of a laptop
How to enable or disable Wi-Fi in the BIOS of a laptop? Very often people ask that Wi-Fi has completely disappeared on a laptop. Or they write that there is no wifi adapter in the device manager. In some cases, it happens that the problem lies in the banal inclusion of the Wi-Fi adapter, as well as in the Wi-Fi adapter drivers they are simply not installed.
There are several reasons why there is no Wi-Fi adapter in the device manager:
1. The key combination or mechanical button is disabled.
2. The drivers for the Wi-Fi module or Wi-Fi adapter are not installed.
3. The Wi-Fi adapter is disabled in the BIOS settings.
4. The Wi-Fi adapter is broken.
Wireless LAN or Wi-Fi settings in the BIOS?
To check whether Wi-Fi is enabled or disabled in the BIOS menu, you first need to go to it, this is done when you turn on the laptop and you need to press a certain key to start the BIOS.
How to enter the BIOS on a laptop?
To enter different BIOS versions on laptops of popular manufacturers, for example: ASUS - F2 (Del or F9), Acer - F1 and F2 (maybe also a combination of Ctrl + Alt + Esc, Ctrl + F2), HP - F10 or Esc, Lenovo - F2 (Fn + F2), Samsung - F2, F8, F12, Del, Dell - F2.
Watch the video itself, it shows where you need to look for settings to disable the Wireless adapter, or how to enable the Wi-Fi adapter in the BIOS?
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