System Configuration window will now open.Ĥ. Perform a clean bootġ. Press Windows Key + R and enter msconfig.ģ. Uninstall the wireless adapterġ. Open Device Manager and find your wireless adapter.Ģ. Right-click it and choose Uninstall device.ģ. When the confirmation dialog shows click Uninstall.Ĥ. After the uninstallation process is complete Windows 10 will install its default wireless driver.ĥ. Now you just need to restart your computer in order for changes to take effect. Click it.Ħ. Locate your wireless connection, right-click it and choose Disable.ħ. Now right click your wireless connection again, and this time choose Enable. Disable and enable network connectionĢ. When Settings app opens go to Network & Internet category.Ĥ. Now on the right pane look for Change adapter options. Find your wireless adapter and right click and choose Properties.Ĥ. When Properties window shows up to go to the Power Management tab and uncheck Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power.ĥ. Then click OK to save changes. Change network adapter propertiesġ. Press Windows Key + X and choose Device Manager from the list of options.Ģ. When Device Manager opens go to the Network Adapter section and expand it.ģ. If you devise has a physical switch for wireless network make sure that the switch is set to On position. Check for a physical wireless switchĬheck your device for a physical switch that turns the wireless on or off. If this shortcut works you should see Airplane mode turned off message on your screen. You might have to hold those keys for a few seconds.ģ. Press Fn + key with radio tower (for some users it’s PrtScr key, it might be a different key on your computer).Ģ. Procedures Try using keyboard shortcuts to disable Airplane modeġ. If these tips do not resolve the problem, please create a ticket and explain the steps you took when troubleshooting. This article will provide tips to help you troubleshoot a device stuck in airplane mode.

Desktop stuck in airplane mode