Realtek driver breaks on brand new Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS

Question

When I manage to install Ubuntu in its 22.04 (in a HP OMEN computer), everything is perfect until I enter Ubuntu Software to get everything up to date. Afterward, happens that I check my network card (MT7921 802.11ax PCI Express Wireless Network Adapter) with lspci command and iwconfig as well, and it disappears. I am almost sure that this happens when updating things in Ubuntu Software. After this the WiFi always stops working, and I have to reinstall Ubuntu again. I'll attach a screenshot with the three updates in "Ubuntu software" I think that could lead to the issue:

I also was searching for the problem at first. No forums on the internet could help me to solve it, and I can see a lot of people complaining about this. I hope I could shed light on the issue.

Answer 1

Found another post with the same issue, the same label (HP). What worked for me was the thing explained in one response of the post, which is rebooting from BIOS, making one change, saving, and exiting, and then the WiFi card is detected again.