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WAN Miniport

willilemone -  
Hello,

I have a problem with my PC.
For several months now, and with the Windows 10 updates, I no longer have Wi-Fi. My Wi-Fi is integrated into my laptop (Compaq CQ58-104SF).
I do have Internet access via Ethernet.
However, the Wi-Fi button on the keyboard is red. When I access my device manager, I see my network card and a hardware type called Wan Miniport.
I downloaded the drivers for my PC from the manufacturer’s website, but nothing works.
In the BIOS, the system detects this hardware.
What should I do?

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2 answers

  1.  bazfile Moderator
    Hello,
    Give me the identification number of your WiFi network card, see HERE, also give me your version of Windows without forgetting 32 or 64 bits.

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    1. willilemone
      ms_ndiswanbh version 64 bits Win10 Home
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    2. bazfile Moderator
      Click on the blue word in my previous message and do what it says what you give 
      ms_ndiswanbh
      corresponds to miniports what I want is the identification number of your WiFi network card not miniports.
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    3. willilemone
      I only have WAN Miniports preceding my network card.
      But since the Win10 update, I no longer have Wi-Fi, but apparently that's normal.
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    4. bazfile Moderator
      If you only have the miniports appearing in the device manager, it means your WiFi network card is no longer powered and is therefore faulty. Take a screenshot of your network cards in the device manager so I can check, and attach that screenshot in your reply https://www.commentcamarche.net/infos/25913-ccm-inserer-une-image-dans-une-discussion/
      I’m leaving, I’ll get back to you tomorrow or late in the evening.
      For your information, you can replace your WiFi network card with a USB WiFi adapter, see this example.
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