Since this is a known issue, it also has a known solution – in most cases, this specific problem can be resolved by simply updating the drivers for the affected computer’s network adapter. Windows 10 computers getting stuck in airplane mode following a Windows update has been a known problem for as long as Windows 10 has existed, with the issue making a comeback whenever a major update to the Windows 10 Operating System is rolled out. When a Windows 10 computer goes into airplane mode, all of its wireless connections –including its wireless internet, or WiFi, connection – are shut down and cannot be started back up until airplane mode is disengaged. One of the many issues being faced by various Windows 10 users who have downloaded and installed the Creators Update is one where affected computers go into airplane mode and airplane mode cannot be disabled no matter how many times users try to disable it. The aftermath of the Windows 10 Creators Update’s release has brought to light the many problems and issues that plague the new Windows 10 build. The Windows 10 Creators Update, like many Windows OS updates before it, has turned out to be not as stable an OS build as Microsoft believed it to be when they started rolling it out.
