No network connection after reboot from windows 10

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Hello,
I have a Windows 10 install to play games. All is Ok.
When I reboot to Manjaro, I have no network connection. Windows put my network card in a sleep state or hibernation state.
The only way I’ve found to get back my network is to shutdown the machine completely and remove current socket, otherwise I boot again, I still have no connection.
Is there a way to prevent Windows putting this hibernation on network card ?
Is there a way to force Linux leaving the hibernation state and wake up the network connection ?
I already tried “ifconfig up/down”, nothing happens …
Thanks for your help

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First thing is make sure windoze shuts down all the way.
(ie - disable “Fast Startup”//“Fast Boot” for win)

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In addition to disabling Fast Boot, when you shutdown Windows you need to hold the shift key when you click ‘Shutdown’. This tells Windows to “really really shutdown please”.

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I think its recommend for a Windows User, if he is going in system settings and Energy/Power Saving settings and disable it from there.

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Command to disable Fast Startup (use elevated privileges):

powercfg /h off

… from a Windows console, naturally.

Should we also spin around several times, while chanting some secret spell?

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The shift key is a way to temporarily disable the “hybrid shutdown” ie - to ‘fully shut down’, ignoring hibernation.
(or it was in win8,10 … but dont ask me to go finding micro$oft sources… its both a jungle and a desert)

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Win8, I think. Another of its charms.

The command disables all hibernation states; from memory.

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The internet seems to think it was still true for win10.

https://superuser.com/questions/974553/what-does-shiftshutdown-do-in-windows-10

https://www.howtogeek.com/349114/shutting-down-doesnt-fully-shut-down-windows-10-but-restarting-it-does/

But if you already knew this … why the snide comment to the other poster? …

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Well, with fast startup; all hibernation; disabled, one may as well perform some obscure chant, for all the good it does.

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Thank for your replies, but I had already tries those windows tricks… “disable fast startup”, powercfg /h off, even “regedit / HiberbootEnabled=0” … Just tried again today, and nothing works, I still have no network in manjaro after reboot.
Is there a solution on the linux side ?