Ethernet works but not WiFi in Windows 11/10

Internet connection issues are common with Windows but imagine a situation in which your Ethernet cable works, however, the Wi-Fi adapter doesn’t. If you encounter this problem on your system, then please read through this guide for the causes and resolutions.

The causes could be either the adapter or some other software setting on the computer. In either of these cases, you can try the following solutions sequentially:

1] Check if your computer supports Wi-Fi

2] Check for a physical Wi-Fi switch on the keyboard

3] Make sure your system is in the range of the wireless network

4] Check if the wireless adapter is Enabled

5] Check if the Wi-Fi network is connected or not

6] Run the Network Adapter troubleshooter

7] Update the Network drivers

8] Turn OFF the anti-virus and Windows Defender Firewall temporarily

9] Power-cycle modem, router, and computer

10] Release IP address

Timecodes:
0:00 Intro
0:20 Check if your computer supports Wifi
0:53 Check for physical switch
1:07 Make sure system is in range
1:17 Check if wireless adapter is enabled
1:48 Check if Wifi network is enabled
2:15 Run the Network adpater troubleshooter
2:37 Update Network drivers

[luketeaches]

My pc doesn't even show the wifi in Network Connections. it only has Bluetooth and Ethernet connection. Please help I spent $2700 and can't even get wifi.