Have a look around.įinally, there used to be a registry setting called RadioEnable, but it has since disappeared. There could even be a key on your keyboard. Some laptops and tablets might have a physical switch for Airplane Mode. You can also go to Start > Network & Internet > Airplane Mode. Press the Windows Key + S and begin typing, and click on Airplane Mode. You should see a message that says "Windows IP Configuration," followed by "Successfully flushed the DNS Resolver Cache."
If you need Airplane Mode later, you will need to change this setting back to Manual.īegin by opening PowerShell or Command Prompt as administrator.Ĭlose your web browser, or your DNS cache will not be cleared. If not, under Startup type, click on the dropdown menu, and change the startup type to Disabled. You can click Stop and see if you can turn off the Airplane Mode. The Startup Type should be Manual, and the Service Staus should be Running. Locate Radio Management Service and double-click. Press the Windows Key + R and type in services.msc. Find your network adapter and right-click on it and select Update driver.Ģ: Check or Disable Radio Management Service
For more on drivers, see How to Download the Latest Drivers for Windows.Īnother option would be to press the Windows Key + R and type in devmgmt.msc to open Device Manager. You can use a driver updater or go to the manufacturer's website.
Outdated drivers can be the reason for Airplane Mode issues.
TIP: Hard to fix Windows Problems? Repair/Restore Missing Windows OS Files Damaged by Malware with a few clicksīefore we go through the possible steps, we'd reboot the computer if you haven't already.Īs always, checking for driver updates is tech support 101.
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