Good day! This bug specifically in Windows 11 — on laptops with AMD processors, I noticed. The Issue On Windows 11 laptops with AMD processors, the Wi-Fi adapter sometimes suddenly reports No Wi-Fi networks available — even though the router and ISP are fine, and phones connect normally. Trigger Often happens right after an ISP (Internet Service Provider) hiccup, a brief disconnection, or when waking from sleep. Instead of reconnecting, the adapter seems to freeze and stops detecting SSIDs (Service Set Identifiers) entirely. Cause It's a quirk of Windows 11 combined with AMD-platform Wi-Fi chipsets (often MediaTek or Realtek). The adapter gets stuck in a bad state, so Windows thinks no wireless networks exist. Workaround Instead of installing "latest" drivers and getting confused, we can do this: Check the router first — use your phone to confirm other devices can see/connect to Wi-Fi. Shut down the laptop. Bloody remove (unplug) all the peri...