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Open Device Manager
Click Show hidden devices
Expand Network adapters
Find the Wi-Fi driver in the list
Right click it then select Uninstall device
Tick "Attempt to remove the driver for this device" box
Click Uninstall
After that, please try to download and install the latest WIFI driver for your device in the link below.
Realtek RTL8851BE WiFi driver v6001.19.138.0 for Windows 10/11 64-bit.
Version 6001.19.138.0
9.24 MB
2026/07/22
While this is not a Microsoft website, it is the official site of ASUS