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So the issue started appearing after a hibernation/suspend? Personally I feel like there are so many issues (on all platforms) related to suspending a system instead of shutting it down, and this is an issue I've had myself.
Try following this guide: https://www.baeldung.com/linux/wifi-connection-fix-no-reboot
lspci -knnto list kernel modules, and find your wifi module.sudo rmmod [your_wifi_driver]to remove itsudo modprobe [your_wifi_driver]to load itThe site also shows how to make automation script and stuff too, and alternative solutions.
I hope it's not too complex, but I can try and help run you through some of it if you need.
Ah, remove the brackets
I did it without the braxkets and it worked but I still get that notification/error
Did any of the other methods in the article work?
Nope, not yet