Droid Maxx will not connect to wifi, slide the button to "on" and button automatically switches back to "off"

Yesterday my Maxx stopped allowing me to turn on the WiFi.
If I turn it on in the settings, it automatically slides back to off (in less than 5 seconds), never connects.
In advanced settings under WiFi, mac address is unavailable (don't understand why no mac address is listed here), so is IP address (this one I understand because it isn't connected).
troubleshooting steps taken so far:
1. power cycled - changed nothing
2. made sure no 3rd party apps causing issues (uninstalled or stopped) - changed nothing
3. powered up in safe mode - changed nothing
4. ran a factory reset/restore - changed nothing
Note: The phone hasn't been recently updated with a system update and nothing as been installed in over a week before issues
Now what?

Thanks for your efforts, jcma323. I'm going to send you a Direct Message. We'll get to the bottom of this.
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