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WiFi card works in PCIe x 16 slot but not PCIe x1slot
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<blockquote data-quote="Lenny_Fox" data-source="post: 892704" data-attributes="member: 82776"><p>Have you checked bios settings? Try enabling all network related settings (even cabled netwok related settings). For me this once solved the problem in combination with using vendors software. See below</p><p></p><p>Have you tried the setup software from the vendor when Windows did not recognize it? Long time ago (windows 7) i had a wifi card, which i had to 'start' with vendors software. Once it worked I could choose to use windows. In successive boots it worked fine. Then i decided to remove the vendor's software. Everything kept working until i upgraded to windows 10. Same story card did not work. Installing vendors software solved the problem. Windows10 automatically replaced vendors driver with windows version. After a few days I removed vendor software and card kept working.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lenny_Fox, post: 892704, member: 82776"] Have you checked bios settings? Try enabling all network related settings (even cabled netwok related settings). For me this once solved the problem in combination with using vendors software. See below Have you tried the setup software from the vendor when Windows did not recognize it? Long time ago (windows 7) i had a wifi card, which i had to 'start' with vendors software. Once it worked I could choose to use windows. In successive boots it worked fine. Then i decided to remove the vendor's software. Everything kept working until i upgraded to windows 10. Same story card did not work. Installing vendors software solved the problem. Windows10 automatically replaced vendors driver with windows version. After a few days I removed vendor software and card kept working. [/QUOTE]
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