Can’t connect to WiFi

[Grievoushelp]

 So I turn on my computer. Everything is fine as usual. After a minute or two, it suddenly says there is limited access to WiFi before cutting off completely. When I go to trouble shoot, it requests I plug in an Ethernet cable to connect, despite me never having used one for this computer. I just finished factory resetting the computer after scouring the web for an answer. I turn it on and everything works fine. After 30 minutes or so, the return of the dreaded “no connections.” When I go to enable wireless in the control panel, all that’s there is local area connections. Any help would be very much appreciated.

[Riddle_Decipher]

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