If you encountered this problem and you can’t fix it, try restoring your pc to the default factory settings, I’m pretty sure that it will work.īrowse my Archives Browse my Archives Recent Posts I restored it to the default factory setting and now it works! What worked is that I restarted my PC, pressed Escape, then enter BIOS setup. I even attempted to reformat me PC, but first I just refreshed it and return it back to the point where it’s working properly. I’ve been offline for 2 hours or more after I found the solution. WiFi is still disabled! Got demmit! I should have not turned this on. And poof! It worked! My WLAN was disabled in just one snap! So… after satisfying my curiosity, I turned it OFF! After turning it off, the Wireless network never showed up again. Due to curiosity, I turned Airplane Mode on. I’m using an HP laptop with Windows 8 installed. I have tried all of it, but it didn’t work on my end. While others are just using the Troubleshoot tool inside Network and Sharing center. Others suggest that you’ll just disabled and enabled your wireless network adapter. There are a vast number of solutions if you search it online, but not all of it works. Haha! Finally, I found a working solution.

I just solved this a while ago after lots and lots of binging, googling, and duckduckgoing.

If you’re a Windows 8 user and you’re pretty curious about its features, then you must have encountered this problem.