Windows

And a fresh install and drivers did not correct it my steps would be as follows.

In no particular order:

1. Book any Linux OS (I prefer Mint) and see if the hardware works.
2. Be sure the WiFi and other hardware is not disabled in the BIOS.
3. Tell us if the hardware worked in Linux.
4. Try some USB WiFi dongle since that's cheaper than support or repair.

....checked your computer settings to see if airplane mode is enabled ?

If you don't know where to find it, just type "Airplane mode" in the Windows search bar.

If that isn't the issue, could be a hardware issue internally and might be more expensive to fix than replace. If you have to spend more than $200 to fix it, I think you should replace it.