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Hey,
I just changed my motherboard and processor, but the problem is that I can't use the Wi-Fi from the motherboard even though it's equipped with it by default. I had to recover the Wi-Fi card from my old computer, but I would like to take advantage of Wi-Fi 6.

Rog Strix B550-Gaming F (Wi-Fi) II

Anonymous user · Answer

Hello,

The question lacks clarity; what do you mean by "can't use"? Error message? Network not found? Instabilities? Is your internet box compatible with Wi-Fi 6?
We won't be able to guess what hasn't been said.

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There you go.

theminigeek · Answer

Effectively, when I reread it, it jumps out at me, so when I say not to use it, it's in the sense that Windows doesn't detect the built-in Wi-Fi card at all, no matter what I do.

Anonymous user · Answer

You probably need to install the Wi-Fi drivers.
Go to the official page, choose your system, and download the "Wireless" driver. Unzip the archive and run

AsusSetup.exe

https://rog.asus.com/motherboards/rog-strix/rog-strix-b550-f-gaming-wifi-ii-model/helpdesk_download

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There you go.

kaneagle · Answer

Hello,  Windows + R Type --> devmgmt.msc and OK.  Do you have a section --> other devices?  What do you have in network adapters?  Provide the hardware ID of the wireless device (Intel) or network controller Check this --> Find the identification number of a device Post the number in your next message.   -- Human beings are at their best when things are at their worst.

theminigeek · Answer

Merci Gadjow, c'était le pilote qui n'était pas à jour.

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