My Wifi Drivers

[jovviivi]

So a couple of months ago, I essentially reset my laptop, and when I was in the process of setting it up again, I lost my Wi-Fi. And well, the first thing I did was check my Wi-Fi adapters in the Device Manager, and I have this yellow triangle on the Wi-Fi adapter. I installed the Wi-Fi drivers onto a flash USB, and well, it does work, but for some reason every time I turn my laptop off before I sleep and check it again in the morning, my Wi-Fi is gone. So I'm in this loop of constantly having to reinstall my Wi-Fi with the drivers since June-July. I just can't find a solution to where the drivers and Wi-Fi included actually stay.

[BeemerBiker]

Disable fast start.
To disable fast startup on Windows, open the Control Panel, navigate to Power Options, then "Choose what the power buttons do," and under Shutdown settings, uncheck the "Turn on fast startup" box; if the option is greyed out, click "Change settings that are currently unavailable" first.

Configure the Wi-Fi to work then reboot.

If it works after rebooting then  turn fast start back on.

Alternately, there might be a power management problem:

Possibly your Wi-Fi device is not waking up properly when the computer wakes up from sleep or hibernation.

The Wi-Fi device may have a Power Management feature as shown below. If you un-check the box "Allow the computer.." then the Wi-Fi device will be enabled during sleep and will not have to be woken up when the computer resumes from sleep. Laptops in modern standby will be missing the following option.

[jovviivi]

Hello! And thank you it did work but, when I turned it off as I went out. The Wi-Fi was gone again.