Thank you Hitman.  But that did not work for me. What finally worked, was to do the steps you mentioned, but instead of "update" choose "delete driver". Then, after restarting Windows, the WiFi comes right back up. Very frustrating and took me months to get the answer that worked for me.  
About 6 months ago a Windows update took out the Wifi capability on my Aurora R7 Desktop. I backed out of the update and postponed Windows Update for 6 weeks. After that time, I finally allowed Windows to update again. This time the network card was fine. Which makes me think that they rolled it out with a bug and fixed it in the meantime. So now here I am, 6 months later, and there was another big Windows update, and it just happened again. The latest Windows 10 update took 3 hours to install. So it must have been a major update. And when it finally completed I had no Wifi. So I backed out of this update as well. Does anyone know what Microsoft is doing in these updates that would remove Wifi capability? After these updates, I go to Network & Internet Settings thinking I just have to reconnect to Wifi. Instead, there isn't even a choice for Wifi. All there is listed is Ethernet and Bluetooth. I'm afraid to update Windows anymore. What the heck are they doing? How do you just completely remove Wifi as an option as part of a Windows update? Resetting the network, as Microsoft advises, does nothing to fix the issue. The only thing that brings the Wifi option back is a restore to the previous version of Windows. Please help!
Aurora R7, Windows 10 update, WiFi issue