The wifi-icon on the topbar is gone.

I'm still connected to the internet. Also I can click on it, but the icon isn't visible. I have already tried to put on and off the setting in the network preferences. Also in menu extras tried to put it back...

Go to System Preferences & remove the check to show the WiFi icon in the menu bar. Now, launch Terminal from your Utilities folder & copy/paste the following:
killall SystemUIServer
Hit Enter, the re-boot your computer, go back into System Preferences & put the check back in the box to show WiFi icon in menu bar. Does it now show up?

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