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I presume that your power setting for "Close the lid" is to putĬomputer into sleep or hybrid sleep or hibernation. Wakes up from sleep or hybrid sleep or hibernation. The actual issue is wireless network remains disconnected after computer Any suggestions would be GREATLY appreciated. Is there anything else I can do? Maybe uninstall/reinstall the wifi adapter? I'm not sure if the things I did, and the order I did them would remedy the issue. I'm thinking about returning the laptop for replacement, but I'm travelling so it might take a few weeks until I can take it back to the store. Went to bed, closed the lid.Ĭame home today with the same problem, so I'm forced to use the external wifi adapter again. Then I tried unplugging the adapter after 2 hours of use and now the laptop's wifi is working again. So I used my Linksys AE3000 external wireless adapter instead. Also read somewhere that I should also do the power management thing on all generic USB hubs. Did the "untick the box on the power management" thing on the wireless adapter. Tried rolling back and updating my drivers for both the wireless adapter and the realtek PCIe GBE controller. Reconnected wifi manually, it stays connected, then after less than 10 secs, wifi disconnects and icon shows I'm not connected to any network. Came home from work and opened the lid, noticed Wifi was disconnected. Set it up, downloaded windows and other updates from the HP support assistant. Go to Product Repair.Bought the laptop 4 days ago. If the issue is still unresolved, service may be required. Open VAIO Care and reinstall the device driver for the wireless adapter.If wireless adapter shows in Device Manager, uninstall/reinstall wireless adapter driver.NOTE: On some models, Wireless and Ethernet adapters can be disabled in the BIOS. If issue still persists, perform a System Recovery to determine whether the wireless card has failed.If wireless adapter still does not show in Device Manager, use System Restore to restore to an earlier date when wireless adapter was working.Check Device Manager again for wireless adapter.If no wireless network adapter shows in Device Manager, reset BIOS defaults and reboot into Windows.In the Device Manager window, click the arrow next to Network adapters.Under Devices and Printers, click Device Manager.

In the Control Panel window, click Hardware and Sound.Check Device Manager for the wireless network adapter.

Make sure the physical wireless switch is on.

NOTE: It is important to check BIOS to make sure the Wireless card (and/or Ethernet card) has not been disabled there before performing an FFR or scheduling the computer for service.įollow the below steps to correct the issue: