Hello everyone, I have an Asus motherboard with Wi-Fi called “Asus Prime H610M-A Wi-Fi D4” for 12th gen intel CPU. So I built a brand new PC yesterday and started the win 11 setup. During the setup there was a step where it required connection. But there was only Ethernet option so I tried installing the Wi-Fi driver to and USB flashdisk through cmd which didnt work so i tried bypass it by using the command in cmd “OOBE/BYPASSNRO” which did work and the rest of setup was done. After it finished the Wi-Fi connection option in settings wasnt there, only Ethernet connection was there. So i tried reinstalling the drivers again and still didnt work. Can somebody please help me please?
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Issues with Wi-Fi on Motherboard
- Thread starter Tomas298
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When you look in device manager under network adapters can you see the wifi adapter?
Does it have any marks next to it.
Click on the windows button.
Type in Device manger.
Click on the device manager app.
Does it have any marks next to it.
Click on the windows button.
Type in Device manger.
Click on the device manager app.
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