​Fix Lenovo Wireless Network Driver Issue

Dec. 21, 2025 / Updated by Hugo to Windows 10

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If your Lenovo laptop cannot detect Wi-Fi networks, keeps disconnecting, or shows a "No Wi-Fi available" message, the wireless network driver is often the main cause. Wireless driver issues can appear after Windows updates, system upgrades, driver corruption, or incorrect network settings. This guide explains all effective methods to diagnose and fix Lenovo wireless network driver problems step by step.

Common Symptoms of Lenovo Wireless Driver Issues

  • You may be dealing with a wireless driver problem if you notice:

  • Wi-Fi option missing from Settings

  • "No networks found" message

  • Wireless adapter missing in Device Manager

  • Frequent Wi-Fi disconnections

  • Slow or unstable internet connection

  • Error codes related to network adapters

Check If Wi-Fi Is Enabled

Before troubleshooting drivers, confirm Wi-Fi is enabled.

  • Press Fn + F5 / F7 / F8 (varies by model) to toggle wireless

  • Go to Settings → Network & Internet

  • Make sure Wi-Fi is turned On

  • Disable Airplane Mode if enabled

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Restart Network Services

Restarting network-related services can restore Wi-Fi functionality.

  • Press Win + R, type services.msc

  • Restart these services:

  • WLAN AutoConfig

  • Network Connections

  • Network List Service

  • Reboot your Lenovo laptop

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Check Wireless Adapter in Device Manager

Driver issues often cause the adapter to disappear or show errors.

  • Press Win + X → Device Manager

  • Expand Network adapters

  • Look for Intel / Realtek / Qualcomm wireless adapter

  • If you see:

  • Yellow warning icon → Driver issue

  • Unknown device → Missing driver

  • Adapter missing → Driver disabled or corrupted

  • Right-click the adapter and select Enable if available

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Update Lenovo Wireless Network Driver

Outdated or corrupted drivers are the most common cause of Wi-Fi failures.

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  • Open the software and go to Drivers → Scan

  • Let it detect missing or faulty wireless drivers

  • Click Repair Now or Update

  • Restart your laptop

This method prevents incorrect driver installation and resolves compatibility issues.

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Update Wireless Driver Manually from Lenovo Support

  • If you prefer manual updates:

  • Visit support.lenovo.com

  • Enter your Lenovo model or serial number

  • Go to Drivers & Software

  • Select your Windows version

  • Download the Wireless LAN driver

  • Install and restart

Always install drivers designed specifically for your Lenovo model.

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Reinstall the Wireless Network Driver

  • Reinstalling removes corrupted driver files

  • Open Device Manager

  • Right-click your wireless adapter

  • Select Uninstall device

  • Check Delete the driver software for this device

  • Restart your laptop

  • Windows will reinstall the driver automatically

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Reset Network Settings

If driver fixes don't work, reset network configurations.

  • Go to Settings → Network & Internet

  • Select Advanced network settings

  • Click Network reset

  • Restart your laptop

This removes saved Wi-Fi passwords.

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Check BIOS Wireless Settings

Sometimes Wi-Fi is disabled at the firmware level.

  • Restart your laptop

  • Press F2 / F1 / Del to enter BIOS

  • Locate Wireless / Network Settings

  • Ensure Wireless LAN is Enabled

  • Save changes and reboot

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Roll Back Windows Updates (If Issue Started After Update)

  • Go to Settings → Windows Update → Update history

  • Select Uninstall updates

  • Remove the most recent update

  • Restart and test Wi-Fi

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Hardware Check (Last Resort)

  • If none of the software fixes work:

  • Test Wi-Fi using a USB Wi-Fi adapter

  • If USB Wi-Fi works, your internal wireless card may be faulty

  • Contact Lenovo Support or a certified technician

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Conclusion

Lenovo wireless network driver issues are usually caused by outdated drivers, Windows updates, or misconfigured settings. By enabling Wi-Fi, updating or reinstalling drivers, resetting network settings, and checking BIOS options, most problems can be resolved quickly. For the fastest and safest fix, using an automated driver tool like Driver Talent X helps ensure correct driver installation and long-term wireless stability. If your Lenovo laptop still can't connect to Wi-Fi after these steps, the issue may be hardware-related and require professional repair.

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