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Hi!
The following is a trick from another user;
“ I wound up finding out the manufacturer of my network adapter, downloaded and ran the complete install software for the adapter, and voila, all working again.”
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/for...
“I've fixed my problem. I thought that everything was lost and decided to make a clean installation of W10. So I went to MS site www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10 and chose the appropriate tool for may laptop (64 bit in my case). This lead me to another page and after reading it thoroughly I decided to create an installation media for another PC using a USB port. I followed the instructions (you need an empty pen drive) and created the installation device.
In the device I run the setup.exe, and when reached to the part when it asked me if I wanted to "Keep all the files and apps" I chose this option. It was as when W10 installed for first time and at the end - a couple of hours later - My wireless device appeared and connected to my home wireless lan as if nothing ever happened.”