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Hello everyone; I am facing an issue regarding the "Airplane mode" on a friend's PC. Indeed, I can't seem to turn it off even though I think I've tried everything :-( I even wanted to restore it to an earlier date, reset it, but whatever I ask, it's a failure. Can you please advise me? Thank you in advance for all your suggestions. Best regards Configuration: Windows 7 .SP 1 Firefox -- - - "Everyone has ideas. Often the same ones. What matters is knowing how to use them."

pistouri · Accepted Answer

Press Windows + i (or go through settings) Click on the Start button then the gear icon or click on the notification area (next to the time) → all settings Update & Security → Recovery Restart now After your computer restarts, on the Choose an option screen, select Troubleshoot > Advanced options > Startup Settings > Restart. After the computer restarts, several options will appear. Select key 4 or F4 to start your computer in safe mode. scalpel

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Hello, Check out this topic if that can help you Reactivate the Wi-Fi with the FN key + another keyboard key (depending on your PC model) Restart the BOX screwdriver

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try booting in safe mode What happens if you refresh the PC (and not reset it) -- scalpel

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Disable and Enable the network connection Settings --► Network and Internet Select Wifi or Ethernet depending on your case open the line --► Change adapter options Right-click on the wireless connection and select the option Disable. After disabling the wireless connection, right-click again on the same connection and click on Enable Restart the PC if needed -- scalpel

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Look here for another solution Network Adapter Right-click on the Start button --► Device Manager Network adapters Select the network adapter (Wifi or Ethernet) Right-click on it --► Properties Power Management tab Uncheck the option --► “Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power.” OK to save Restart the PC if necessary System File Check Right-click on the Start button --► Command Prompt (Admin) type --► SFC /SCANNOW then press Enter Another Method Go into the BIOS and reset the settings to default Save and exit the BIOS (F10 key) -- screwdriver

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Is it a laptop, I suppose? -- scalpel

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Which option did you choose for the reset? In principle, it should take about 2 hours scalpel

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OK, continue the reset you may have 1 or 2 restarts, or see a black screen for a few seconds, it's nothing serious actually or no restarts Sometimes the antivirus blocks the reset, which then needs to be uninstalled It all depends on the antivirus installed, aside from Windows Defender already integrated into Windows 10 which does not cause any issues. -- scalpel

pistouri · Answer

Perfect, 2 hours later Don't forget to enable system restore and create a restore point if needed In the Cortana search box (or right-click on the Start button--► search) Just type--► create open Create a restore point -enable it if needed -create a restore point Have a great end of the day to both of you pistouri

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