Thanks!Īs we understand, you are having issues enabling WiFi connectivity in your PC. If you have any insight as to what could be causing this problem or how to fix it, that would be greatly appreciated. I am hoping it is something with the network adapter, and that is why I am here on the Intel Community Forum. I have tried shutting down and rebooting, but nothing seems to work. The network adapter is an Intel(R) Centrino(R) Advanced-N 6250 AGN with Driver Version 15.12.0.8 which it says is the most updated version. Within "Network Connections," I see that my "Wireless Network Connection" is not connected, but I am unable to connect it because when I troubleshoot it simply tells me to turn on my Wireless Capability, which I cannot do. I checked to see if my laptop was in Airplane Mode and it is not. I tried using the FN+F8 shortcut and that too was ineffective.
I went into Control Panel to turn it on and it won't allow me, as in I will drag the slider from "Off" to "On" and it will just immediately bounce back to "Off." The touch sensitive button above my keyboard that turns on/off my wireless capability will register as being touched, but won't do anything (the other buttons up there still work fine).
My laptop (Toshiba Satellite M645-4114) running on 64-bit Win 10 randomly decided to drop my WiFi connection by turning off my wireless capability.
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