Wifi/ethernet not working after windows 10 update

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Your replies are here:

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-networking/wifi-problem/069c7708-e5af-40ec-8ea3-11a085ef4470

They were posted on 26 October and you never replied.

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Hmn. This is interesting.

Thank you for your reply. On the one hand, I clearly owe you an apology for my sarcasm, given that as I now see, there were several responses. In that vein, my sincere apologies. I did not see the responses which an email alerts me to today, even after checking repeatedly. I should not have been so snide, since several people responded promptly.

On the other hand, I did wait two months before saying anything, and did check repeatedly. It is suggestive that I was notified of these responses only after in exasperation I finally said something sarcastic, two months later. I already had checked the box, "Receive email notifications", and yet received such notifications only today, after following up in exasperation.

Thank you. By "the" problem, do you mean the problem I posted about with wifi, or the problem that I did not receive notification of the responses to my post about my problem with wifi? Either way, how would I "monitor [my] profile list"?

Also either way, it is now two months later, and many Windows updates later too, and this problem with wifi is still recurring. I have of course responded to the questions asked of me about my original post, but as of yet, have been given no possible solutions, other than that my drivers may be wrong, which I anticipated in my original post. Is this problem still the intractable mystery it seemed to be a year ago?

Either way, how would I "monitor [my] profile list"?

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