Manually update the system drivers to the latest built.

But before that, check if uninstalling the latest Windows update (if the issue started after a Windows update) solves the network adapter problem. In this case, updating the system drivers (especially, the chipset drivers) may solve the problem. Your network driver might not be shown in the Device Manager if the system drivers are outdated. Update the System Drivers to the Latest Build

Then check if the network adapter is detected in Windows 10.

Now click on Run the Troubleshooter and apply the suggestions by the troubleshooter.

Then open Additional Troubleshooters (in the right pane) and expand Network Adapter.

Now select Update & Security and head to the Troubleshoot tab.

Right-click Windows and open Settings.

Before diving into the more technical solutions, it will be a good idea to run the Network Troubleshooter to solve the issue. Microsoft has bundled Windows 10 with a bunch of troubleshooters to solve the common system issues and one such troubleshooter is the Network Adapter Troubleshooter. If the issue persists and you are using a laptop, you may battery drain the laptop and afterward, check if the issue is resolved.

Then connect back the power cable to your system (in case of a laptop, put back its battery) and power on the system to check if it is clear of the network adapter issue.

Now hold the power button for a minute and then leave the system unplugged for 30 minutes.

In the case of a laptop, remove its battery.

Shut down your PC and unplug its power cable.

In this case, powering off your device and unplugging its power cable may solve the problem. Power Off Your Device and Unplug its Power CableĪ temporary glitch in the power options of your device (like the network adapter is put to “deep sleep” by the OS) may cause the network adapter not detected in Windows 10.

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