In my case Disabling Microsoft Wi-Fi Direct Virtual Adapter #4 also Disabled Microsoft Wi-Fi Direct Virtual Adapter. In one of my systems I have Microsoft Wi-Fi Direct Virtual Adapter #4 which I will Disable and Microsoft Wi-Fi Direct Virtual Adapter. Now Expand Network Adapters and highlight Microsoft Wi-Fi Direct Virtual Adapter and select Disable. To the top select View and then 'Show Hidden Devices': Right click the Start Button and select Device Manager: To 'fix' this issue one can disable the Microsoft Wi-Fi Direct Virtual Adapter via the Device Manager. The main culprit seems to be that older wireless cards do not interact well with the Microsoft Wi-Fi Direct Virtual Adapter. Disabling and Re-enabling the Wi-Fi doesn't work and your only choice seems to be a restart of the computer: Either no networks are seen or only the network you are connected to is seen but you have No Internet. There have been numerous reports of Wireless Issues in Windows 10 Version 1709 (Build 16299) Creators Fall Update where a system is unable to connect to the internet using Wireless.
