Hello, The problem is obvious: you are missing the drivers for your internal wifi card (intel ax201), you can find them here: Linux* Support for Intel® Wireless Adapters
hey, I have the same issue. now I have downloaded the drivers according to my model but what to do after that ??
Can you guide me, please??
It’s written inside that webpage: download the .tgz file for your wifi card (ax201), kernel 5.2+, and then copy the files extracted into /lib/firmware. Reboot. Have fun.
The whole folder or just the files of the folder??
Please guide me
Put the files of the .tgz folder inside the firmware folder (which is located inside /lib).
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Still not working sir?
But I did a inxi -N again it resulted:
inxi -N
Network: Device-1: Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX201 driver: iwlwifi
Device-2: Realtek RTL8111/8168/8411 PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet driver: r8168
But after pluging the wifi adapter in it became
inxi -N
Network: Device-1: Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX201 driver: N/A
Device-2: Realtek RTL8111/8168/8411 PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet driver: r8168
Device-3: Ralink MT7601U Wireless Adapter type: USB driver: mt7601u
I am so upset!!
Before you get angry think about it lol, why did you add another wifi adapter? As you saw from inxi, the driver was loaded: “Device-1: Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX201 driver: iwlwifi”
Remove the adapter, and you should see the wifi icon active, ready for you to select a network to connect to.
That is the main problem after I rebooted my laptop the driver was there but it wasn’t connecting to the wifi not even showing the wifi icon (Only showing the Ethernet Icon ). Help me please I am stuck at this for 5 Days (Since I bought the Laptop)…
Well you cannot compare windows here.
AFAIK the latest kernel doesn’t support some Wi-Fi card, you might get to know with a Google search
And one of our users said this on telegram group…
Try This It’s Worked For Me
1.go to BIOS setting and navigate to BOOT menu
2.set boot mode Legacy support and boot priority as UEFI firs
3.Thinks to ENABLE
Fast boot -enable
PXE boot to LAN -enable
IPV4 PXE LAN first -enable4.In EFI priority Setting,use F6 or f5 to make it
move EFI PXE Network (xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx) to first
move your to secondthats all you do…
5.Don’t forget to save changes,Press F10 and select Yes
your machine will boot with “Checking media_”explanation: The bios update only support Windows softwares.By making EFI PXE first will wake the wifi before boot,So, the linux os can easily identify the Pcie WLAN card and it can be claimmed as a device in linux
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Is this a vm?
No sir, Parrot always as main OS 
Ok, open a terminal, and type sudo update-initramfs -u, then reboot.
I did this @danterolle but still no use
I noted that my bluetooth is working fine (just telling) any connection between BT and WIFI??
and one more thing :
Just like @Hashir_Siddiqui at the output of inxi -N it is showing the driver named iwiwifi (when adapter is not plugged in) but the driver is still not working ???
I also tried bios setting method but it also not worked for me !!! 
Any idea what’s going on???
I did as @danterolle said:
sudo update-initramfs -u
But
Nothing Changed … Sir
Sir Bluetooth is working fine if there is a connection between the wifi card and Bluetooth… Just a Thought!!
Does parrot OS support newer (11 gen) hardware
just asking
…
Of course.
mine is not…
well I think that after kernel 5.15 on parrot will solve my both (microphone and wifi ) problems
am I right??
Because I tried Parrot os on my father’s laptop… the wifi was working as well as the microphone… so I thought it is just an update problem…
Oh, unexpected.
If you asked it for older then it would be a question to think of but usually newer should be supported, atleast this. Hence I said yes.
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