Great news! Thanks for taking the time to post an update.
I was requesting the PowerShell output in order to troubleshoot the "no port" problem you reported at the start of this discussion. Since that problem was somehow solved, the PowerShell output is no longer needed.
The PowerShell output is useful for troubleshooting that sort of problem with the Arduino IDE application, but is not useful for troubleshooting runtime problems with your Arduino sketch program such as the other problem you had with the board not being able to connect to the 5 GHz access point, or the new problem you are encountering. However, it is handy to know how to obtain the PowerShell output in case you need to troubleshoot some problem with the Arduino IDE application in the future, or maybe if you are just curious to get some technical insights about what the application is doing under the hood.
Regards, Per