Bug 1364722

Error in my bug description: "Other computers using Windows CAN still connect to the WIFI network."

Also, I still have my problem, but unusual things happened recently.
When wifi stopped working on fedora 24, I decided to boot with the previous version displayed when I boot my laptop. At first, wifi was working on this version, but on the next boot, the bug described here happened again on, as for the version before.
I then stopped using this laptop (which only has fedora) and used another computer as I had to finish urgent work requiring an Internet connection. For that reason, the laptop with fedora was put off for a few weeks.

I recently decided to turn on my laptop with fedora again to try to fix this wifi problem. I booted on 4.6.4-301.fc24.x86_64. However, this time, wifi was working. But there was no sound. My laptop wasn't plugged to a socket. I followed the recommendations on fedora wiki page and it appeared it wasn't linked to alsa but to the kernel.

I then restarted and booted on 4.5.7-202.fc23.x86_64, sound was working correctly. I forgot to check if the wifi was working correctly.
Then I restarted and booted on 4.6.4-201.fc23.x86_64, sound was working correctly but the wifi had the problem described hereby.
I then realized I forgot to check if the WIFI was working correctly on 4.6.4-201.fc23.x86_64, so I restarted and chose to boot on this version. As my laptop was running low on battery, I plugged it during fedora's starting. The wifi was having the problem described hereby.
When I restarted and booted again on 4.6.4-301.fc24.x86_64, sound appeared to be working, yet wifi had the problem described hereby again.

I put my computer on again and booted directly on fedora 4.6.4-301.fc24.x86_64. This time, the Wi-Fi is working, but there is no sound.

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