Make sure you have actually updated the latest variation of Network Drivers from the manufacturer’s website. They can cost people hours, days, and even a high likelihood of simply dumping the laptop and buying a new one, because they assume it is bricked. PressWindows + Xand also then click onControl panel.SelectTroubleshootingand in the left pane selectView all.Now selectNetwork-related Adapterand also follow theon display screen instruction. This and many other difficult-to-solve problems should serve as evidence and a warning to manufacturers and software engineers to be very careful about making little tweaks that you think are nice.

Not a good idea, HP! You have cost a lot of people a lot of time! You are not in the business of accounting for it, so who on Earth can add up the lost time for us? What training do you give programmers to prevent this kind of waste? Or do you simply not care? What this suggests is that this auto-switching is new logic that came in a later version. The ONLY thing that worked was extremely simple: I explicitly disabled all Ethernet adapters. I missed a crucial Zoom meeting because of this irresponsible forcing by Microsoft and HP. This took me the better part of two hours, and I got through this fast only because I've been going through this crap for 40 years. It allows you to automatically hook up with an open wireless hotspot that another Windows 10 user has previously connected to and shared. It had been designed to form it easier to attach to other wifi networks, but sometimes it only gets within the way. Change it from disable after 10 mins of inactivity to always on. Windows 10 introduces a feature called wifi Sense. When youre in the settings screen hit menu > advanced > power mode. Change the toggle button position under Turn this on to stop all wireless communication, such as Wi-Fi, cellular, and Bluetooth. I had also reset the BIOS to factory defaults - always a scary option. Re: HTC One XL wifi Hotspot turns itself off.

I had also tried the BIOS WLAN/LAN switch and the other flags available there, to no avail. Since I could clearly see wifi networks appear before it switched off, I assumed there was no problem with the card itself (and see below).

Switching wifi on from any source (taskbar, wifi button, or network settings) would all cause it to switch off by itself after a few seconds. Came immediately after a forced upgrade ( not nice, Microsoft!). I just encountered the same problem using an HP EliteBook 840.

Windows 10 wifi turns itself off