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I don't think that it's been accidentally deleted to some extent since it's those icons are stored in those dll files like shell32.dll, imageres.dll, netcenter.dll etc. Well, the next thing we're going to check now, are some Windows Services related to WiFi and Networking. To open Windows Services Manager(Local), open command prompt and then type services.msc. Once there, check these Windows Services -- DHCP Client, Network Location Awareness, Network List Service, Network Store Interface Service, and lastly Windows Event Log. Set all the aforementioned Windows Services to |Automatic| and set them all to |Start| as well. Or set all of them to |Stop| and then set them all back to |Start| once and for all vice-versa. Once done, log off or restart your lappy. The Windows WiFi icon should display the correct status after that I guess or else. Best of luck XD

I don't think that it's been accidentally deleted to some extent since it's those icons are stored in those dll files like shell32.dll, imageres.dll, netcenter.dll etc. Well, the next thing we're going to check now, are some Windows Services related to WiFi and Networking. To open Windows Services Manager(Local), open command prompt and then type services.msc. Once there, check these Windows Services -- DHCP Client, Network Location Awareness, Network List Service, Network Store Interface Service, and lastly Windows Event Log. Set all the aforementioned Windows Services to |Automatic| and set them all to |Start| as well. Or set all of them to |Stop| and then set them all back to |Start| once and for all vice-versa. Once done, log off or restart your lappy. The Windows WiFi icon should display the correct status after that I guess or else. Best of luck XD

I don't think that it's been accidentally deleted to some extent since those icons are stored in those dll files like shell32.dll, imageres.dll, netcenter.dll etc. Well, the next thing we're going to check now, are some Windows Services related to WiFi and Networking. To open Windows Services Manager(Local), open command prompt and then type services.msc. Once there, check these Windows Services -- DHCP Client, Network Location Awareness, Network List Service, Network Store Interface Service, and lastly Windows Event Log. Set all the aforementioned Windows Services to |Automatic| and set them all to |Start| as well. Or set all of them to |Stop| and then set them all back to |Start| once and for all vice-versa. Once done, log off or restart your lappy. The Windows WiFi icon should display the correct status after that I guess or else. Best of luck XD

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I don't think that it's been accidentally deleted to some extent since it's those icons are stored in thethose dll files like shell32.dll file, imageres.dll, netcenter.dll etc. Well, the next thing we're going to check now, are some Windows Services related to WiFi and Networking. To open Windows Services Manager(Local), open command prompt and then type services.msc. Once there, check these Windows Services -- DHCP Client, Network Location Awareness, Network List Service, Network Store Interface Service, and lastly Windows Event Log. Set all the aforementioned Windows Services to |Automatic| and set them all to |Start| as well. Or set all of them to |Stop| and then set them all back to |Start| once and for all vice-versa. Once done, log off or restart your lappy. The Windows WiFi icon should display the correct status after that I guess or else. Best of luck XD

I don't think that it's been accidentally deleted to some extent since it's in the shell32.dll file. Well, the next thing we're going to check now, are some Windows Services related to WiFi and Networking. To open Windows Services Manager(Local), open command prompt and then type services.msc. Once there, check these Windows Services -- DHCP Client, Network Location Awareness, Network List Service, Network Store Interface Service, and lastly Windows Event Log. Set all the aforementioned Windows Services to |Automatic| and set them all to |Start| as well. Or set all of them to |Stop| and then set them all back to |Start| once and for all vice-versa. Once done, log off or restart your lappy. The Windows WiFi icon should display the correct status after that I guess or else. Best of luck XD

I don't think that it's been accidentally deleted to some extent since it's those icons are stored in those dll files like shell32.dll, imageres.dll, netcenter.dll etc. Well, the next thing we're going to check now, are some Windows Services related to WiFi and Networking. To open Windows Services Manager(Local), open command prompt and then type services.msc. Once there, check these Windows Services -- DHCP Client, Network Location Awareness, Network List Service, Network Store Interface Service, and lastly Windows Event Log. Set all the aforementioned Windows Services to |Automatic| and set them all to |Start| as well. Or set all of them to |Stop| and then set them all back to |Start| once and for all vice-versa. Once done, log off or restart your lappy. The Windows WiFi icon should display the correct status after that I guess or else. Best of luck XD

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I don't think that it's been accidentally deleted to some extent since it's in the file called shell32.dll which is a API controller of Windows Shellfile. Well,the the next thing we're going to check now, are some Windows Services related to WiFi and Networking. To open Windows Services Manager(Local), open command prompt and then type services.msc. Once there, check these Windows Services -- DHCP Client, Network Location Awareness, Network List Service, Network Store Interface Service, and lastly Windows Event Log. Set all the aforementioned Windows Services to |Automatic| and |Start|set them all to |Start| as well. Or putset all of them to |Stop| and then |Start|set them all back to |Start| once againand for all vice-versa. Once done, log off or better restart your lappy. The Windows WiFi icon should display the correct status after that. I hope it will work out well for youguess or else. Best of luck XD

I don't think that it's been accidentally deleted to some extent since it's in the file called shell32.dll which is a API controller of Windows Shell. Well,the next thing we're going to check now, are some Windows Services related to WiFi and Networking. To open Windows Services Manager(Local), open command prompt and then type services.msc. Once there, check these Windows Services -- DHCP Client, Network Location Awareness, Network List Service, Network Store Interface Service, and lastly Windows Event Log. Set all the aforementioned Windows Services to |Automatic| and |Start| them all. Or put all of them to |Stop| then |Start| them all once again vice-versa. Once done, log off or better restart your lappy. The Windows WiFi icon should display the correct status after that. I hope it will work out well for you. Best of luck XD

I don't think that it's been accidentally deleted to some extent since it's in the shell32.dll file. Well, the next thing we're going to check now, are some Windows Services related to WiFi and Networking. To open Windows Services Manager(Local), open command prompt and then type services.msc. Once there, check these Windows Services -- DHCP Client, Network Location Awareness, Network List Service, Network Store Interface Service, and lastly Windows Event Log. Set all the aforementioned Windows Services to |Automatic| and set them all to |Start| as well. Or set all of them to |Stop| and then set them all back to |Start| once and for all vice-versa. Once done, log off or restart your lappy. The Windows WiFi icon should display the correct status after that I guess or else. Best of luck XD

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