If you cannot connect to a network, the device randomly disconnects from the Wi-Fi access point, or speeds are not adequate, there are some troubleshooting steps you can follow to fix most Wi-Fi issue on Windows 10 after an upgrade. It could also be a configuration problem blocking connectivity, and more. You didn’t have the latest driver installed, which happened to work with the previous version, but it does not with Windows 10 20H2 (in this case). For instance, the network adapter driver may got damaged during the upgrade process.
Other times, there are many factors that can cause Wi-Fi problems. Usually, issues like these can happen because of unwanted configuration changes, driver compatibility, or bugs as a result of system changes with the new version. Some of these problems can include, slow wireless speeds, missing configuration, unable to connect to the internet, or the wireless adapter stops working. On Windows 10, problems with a Wi-Fi connection are common after installing a new feature update like version 20H2 (October 2020 Update).
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