WIN 11 defaults to airplane mode on initial startup after shut down.

Greetings! New member here with a problem I have not encountered before and have yet to find an answer to in any of the online forums I have been searching so really hoping to get an effective solution here. As you may surmise by my screen name, IT is not my primary forte.
I recently obtained a Dell Optiplex 7060 desktop PC with WIN 11 and using Chrome browser. When I simply restart the PC (e.g. click power icon, select restart and press enter), the Wi-Fi interface automatically reconnects as it was prior to restarting. If, however, I shut the PC down and turn it back on (a common 'fix' for many issues, yes?), then the Wi-Fi interface defaults to airplane mode AND there is NO Wi-Fi setting present in settings for me to turn it back on. If, after initial start up from shut down with no Wi-Fi connection as described previously, I simply restart it, the Wi-Fi returns and automatically reconnects to my preferred network (signal strength on the network is excellent as it is only 6' away from the router - albeit in a different room). I have installed all WIN updates.
Any suggestions would be most appreciated.
Thanks!

Try disabling then re-enabling hibernation, to clear the hibernation file (used by Fast Startup from Shutdown, but not on Restart):

powercfg /h off
powercfg /h on

at an Admin command prompt or Admin Powershell (while airplane mode is off and wi-fi is working).

Turn On or Off Hibernate in Power Options

Welcome to the forum. Try turning off fast startup. Turn On or Off Fast Startup in Windows 11

Thank you all for the great suggestions! Unfortunately, even after following each of the recommendations to resolve this issue and ensuring the hibernation and fast start options are turned off, the start up behavior remains the same. So, for the time being, our start up procedure is to press the power button on the PC, wait for the login screen, enter our password and wait for the PC to start up. Once it starts, we then restart the PC and wait for the login screen. After we input our password the second time, the wi-fi option will appear and automatically connect. Hopefully, MS will include the fix for this in their next update.