Bluetooth & Network Adapters Disappeared

Will do my best to keep it brief, but: Have been running on Ethernet for a good while, installed Windows 11 about a month ago after the announcement that security updates for 10 would be phased out, have kept up with regular updates up to 24H2. Recently acquired a printer for personal use, and realized I had to connect to it via the local network. Started digging through basic system settings and soon realized that Wi-Fi options had disappeared entirely, Bluetooth going along with them. They were functioning up to about five days ago on 11 perfectly fine, but now aren't showing at all in Start bar options, system settings, or even Device Manager. I've taken all the typically suggested routes up to this point including but not limited to updating my motherboard/system drivers, setting WWAN and WLAN config to Automatic, enabling hidden drivers to make sure they aren't just displayed elsewhere, using the onboard troubleshooting, but despite all efforts, the system isn't even giving me the option to browse typical system settings for Bluetooth or wireless networks. Is there anything I can do at this point short of waiting for a possible future update to fix this? System specs are on profile, happy to provide any other information necessary.

The Bluetooth function is usually included on the Wireless/Wi-Fi adapter. If not showing in Device Manager there may be a hardware issue. Notebooks have the Wireless and Desktops usually have it as an Option, my ASUS M52 about 8 years ago came that way. I now have a Dell Vostro Desktop with it as well as an HP Desktop I was given for parts but fixed.

When I've had adapter issues usually rebooting fixed them, Desktops may work better after disconnecting the power cable for a minute. Same for older Notebooks with the removable battery but newer ones use a gel-pac and not as easy.

In powershell, this should give you the device status of your bluetooth hardware device

If nothing is returned I would echo and expand on Berton's point.
You might have either

• I hardware issue/bad device
• Device is hard disabled (this can be done via firmware (BIOS/UEFI), a hardware switch on the device, or a function key