Asked user to test if this solved the problem but it didn't. No Wireless Adapter settings in Power Options.Ĥ. Checked HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Power and found out that it doesn't have CsEnabled DWORD. Checked that the Network adapter doesn't have the Power Management Tab.Ģ.
Network Adapter: Intelr wi-fi 6 ax201 160MHzġ. Checked in NCPA.CPL network connections that WiFi adapter has disappeared. Issue: When waking up from sleep, Wifi is disconnected. I would like to raise this issue again with hopes of finding solutions. Would like to know if anyone else has disabled Connected Standby and had a similar issue? Or any ideas on what I can try.I know this issue has been raised a couple of times and I have read most of the troubleshooting provided on other forums but to no avail. I've tried both Dell killer drivers and Intel drivers from Intel website but still the same issue. "Currently, this hardware device is not connected to the computer. I was having issues with Connected Standby in Windows 10 (Laptop wouldn't go to sleep properly, fans would continue running or start up every so often, laptop would suddenly wake up completely with screen coming on, SSD performance was slower) so I disabled Connected Standby using the registry tweak (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Power\CsEnabled set to 0)Īll the above issues have been fixed, laptop goes into sleep quickly and normally, doesn't wake up randomly, SSD performance is much better but now I'm having Bluetooth issues.Īfter waking up the laptop from sleep the Bluetooth device is gone, "disconnected", can't enable it in any way other than restarting the computer.īelow what appears in Device Manager after I show "hidden devices"
Dell XPS 7590 i9, Windows | Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX200
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