Since uninstalling network adapter, WIFI keeps disappearing on my Surface laptop 3

Hi, Theresa Palacios

Welcome to the community, regarding your feedback that the wifi signal often cuts out and you need to reconnect to the wifi, this may be a problem with the network card driver. I will try my best to assist you. You can try the following methods:

1. Install the official Surface driver package, all Surface model driver package URL: Download drivers and firmware for Surface - Microsoft Support (System version query: Start menu - Settings - System - About - Windows specifications - Version) to download the corresponding driver package.
2. To run the Diagnostic Repair Tool, trouble click here: Fix common Surface problems using the Surface app and Surface Diagnostic Toolkit - Microsoft Support

I hope the above information can help you. If my understanding is wrong, please point it out to me so that I can assist you better.

Huon | Microsoft Community Support Specialist

Sorry to bother you again, has your problem been solved?

Huon | Microsoft Community Support Specialist

Hi Huon

No i have yet to try. I will try this weekend. I use this laptop for my work which is not a company issue laptop and we are a very small company and do not have IT.

Okay. Good luck.

Huon | Microsoft Community Support Specialist

I followed the instructions and whenever I perform a network restart or any update, the screen shot shows the WIFI goes missing. I therefore need to go and right click the Start button to open the WInX Menu, select run, type services.msc in the run box which opens the Windows Service Manager. I then do to Wlan Autoconfig and press start. and or Wifi Direct Services Connection Manager Service and press start.

Ever since I uninstalled my wifi network adapter for it to reinstall, my wifi keeps disappearing. Each time I must click Windows X and run command and go into services.msc to "restart" my wifi and wlan. Is there a permanent fix so I don't have to "restarting" my wifi or wlan again.