First let me say how appreciative I am with your assistance in solving this problem.
If the WLAN is not working the I would expect the following:
C:\Users\aleja\Documents>netsh wlan show interfaces
The Wireless AutoConfig Service (wlansvc) is not running.
C:\Users\aleja\Documents>netsh wlan show interfaces
The Wireless AutoConfig Service (wlansvc) is not running.
I tried the same commands on the LAN and got the following, curious responses:
C:\Users\aleja\Documents>netsh lan show interfaces
The Wired AutoConfig Service (dot3svc) is not running.
Same for profiles, settings and tracing though tracing said there was not trace in progress.
I thought there might be a defect in the WLAN card itself and I am in the process of getting another card to see if a interchange would trigger the WLAN recognition. I checked the slots for the WLAN and WWAN and found the WLAN populated but not the WWAN. So, how can the OS be seeing the WWAN and not the WLAN? I also check to see if the cables for the WLAN were interchanged, they appear to be correct. I thought the WWAN cable might be touching each other, however that was not the case. WLAN is 7265NGW Intel product made in China.