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2024/02/11 21:55:38 (permalink)
I’m trying to install the WiFi drivers from scratch on Windows 11 because the WiFi thing is not showing up at all on Windows 11. Windows 11 doesn't know this thing exists I’ve looked in my network adaptor section, nothing. Linux Mint however knows it exists and works fine and dandy.

Edit: I’m a blithering idiot. I had to reinstall the blasted driver. Problem fixed.
post edited by CoffeeQueen37 - 2024/02/11 22:20:32
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    Re: WiFi not showing up at all on Windows 11 z790 Dark Kingpin 2024/02/11 22:30:13 (permalink)
    Glad it was a simple fix.


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    Re: WiFi not showing up at all on Windows 11 z790 Dark Kingpin 2024/02/12 02:34:30 (permalink)
    Sometimes the most complex problems need the simplest fix 

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    Re: WiFi not showing up at all on Windows 11 z790 Dark Kingpin 2024/02/13 16:35:04 (permalink)
    Glad it’s fixed. I had a problem where I had the WiFi go out and it took me realizing it was the PCIe slot I was using being shared.

    Pretty easy fix since I had just installed a sound card and it worked when the sound card was removed and put in another slot.

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