[Desktop] Airplane Mode will not turn off.

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    Win10 Pro and Home, Win11 Pro and Home, Win7, Linux Mint
       #11

    Wordwrkr said:
    Isn't there some way to just go into the Registry and ditch Airplane Mode altogether? It's a desktop, for crying out loud! Why am I even having to deal with this situation?
    Don't know if your problem is the same but I recently had a client with a problem computer that had both wired Ethernet Networking adapter and an Add-in Wireless/Wi-Fi adapter [came from the factory that way. Even with no drivers installed Win10 still recognized the hardware. Since the client required the Wired Network I removed the Add-in card. Many Notebooks that have Bluetooth have it as part of the Wi-Fi adapter, turn one off the other is off. Haven't seen a Desktop yet that included both on the same adapter [both of mine have USB Dongles for Bluetooth]. My older Dell Inspiron 530S SFF Desktop came with a such a Wi-Fi card with an antenna but not Bluetooth hence the choice to turn On or Off Airplane Mode is available, I run Win10 Insider Preview on it.
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    Windows 10
       #12

    Disconnect from VPN app gets Win 10 Desktop stuck in airplane mode.


    Hi. I have an HP Desktop with a UPS and Windows 10..
    My system gets stuck in airplane mode only sometimes when I disconnect from my VPN app from Newshosting. This is really pissing me off. In my case case, a reboot solves the problem but that is not an acceptable solution. This is ridiculous. Has anyone found a way to prevent a Desktop from ever going into airplane mode? ****ing Microsoft.... btw, The only wifi functionality I have is through my ISP's router.
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