Restart Windows OS and Check Wi-Fi Settings;

If you can’t find your Wi-Fi settings, restart your Surface (don’t shut it down) and check your Wi-Fi settings again. Follow the given steps below:

• Step 1: Make sure your router is connected directly or via a modem to a working phone jack or cable connection. For more information on setting up the appropriate devices, see Setting up your wireless network.
• Step 2: Select Start → Power → Restart or, if an update is pending, select Update and restart.
• Step 3: After your Surface restarts, sign in. Select Start→ Settings→ Network and Internet.
• Step 4: Make sure the in-flight mode is set off.
• Step 5: If you can’t find the Wi-Fi settings yet: Proceed to Step 2.

If the Wi-Fi setting is displayed, Select [Wi-Fi] and confirm that Wi-Fi is set to [on]. The network name is displayed on the list of available wireless networks. Select a network and select Connection.

Windows 11 are the latest update of the Microsoft operating system. After Windows 10, Windows 11 are the most important & widely used operating system in the world. This operating system is widely famous for its appearance. This helps to attract more users to it. Also, it has a front-face style. But having all those features doesn’t make a complete operating system. Sometimes there are some problems are arriving with this operating system.  Missing the Wi-Fi option in Windows 11 is one of the issues in the Windows 11 operating system. Generally, we have to click on the shortcut icon of the Wi-Fi. This helps to start the internet connection in the device. But sometimes this icon is disappearing from the machine. This is happening as there is an internet caching issue. The device is strong, some caching flies in the icon. This is the reason for disappearing the icon over the Toolbar. We can suppose to get a new update in Windows 11 that will eradicate the issue.