Try Basic Fixes
Fix 1.
Reset online grid options
Step 1:LaunchWindows Settingson your PC.
you could do this from the Start Menu or by pressing Windows Key + I.
Step 2:Navigate toNetwork & internet>Advanced data pipe prefs>data pipe reset.
Step 3:Click theReset Nowbutton and wait forthe process to complete.
test whether the issue still exists.
Fix 2.
Step 2:Scroll down and look forRadio Management Service.First, ensure its showing Running under Status.
If its not, right-choose it and selectStart.
Step 3:Right-click again and selectProperties.
In theGeneraltab, underStartup jot down, selectAutomatic.
Click onOKto save the changes.
Fix 3.
Most of the OEMs offer software that helps you do both of these.
Some users have also reported that the Wi-Fi driver wasnt installed on their PC.
When the driver was installed, the Airplane mode was automatically fixed.
Fix 4.
Change Power tweaks
Some hardware can manage the power state, which can change the Wi-Fi state.
Turning this off could fix the issue.
However, you must manually check which adaptor or hardware is doing that.
Here is how to do it for the internet adapters.
Step 1:OpenDevice Manageron your PC.
it’s possible for you to do this by right-clicking on theStart Menu icon> selectingDevice Manager.
Step 2: Under the connection adapters section, right-select yournetwork adapterand selectProperties.
Step 4: Restartyour laptop or PC and find out if the issue is resolved.
Fix 5.
Step 1:Open Windows tweaks.
Navigate toSystem>Troubleshoot>Other troubleshooters.
Step 2:Click onRunnext to web connection and internet.
Step 3:Let the process complete andrestartyour PC.
The airplane mode should have been turned off.
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