I’m in the bios where would you see if it’s disabled?
Wifi Signal Issues
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SpyderTracks
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Advanced / On Board Devices Configuration / Connectivity Mode (Wifi and Bluetooth)
It's just a toggle between enabled and disabled.
Page 49 in the BIOS manual here:
Yea I just did that and it blue screen of deathed 4 times and I had to disable it again
SpyderTracks
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You have to remove and uninstall the AX200 before enabling the on board.
I don’t know if I’m confident enough to actually remove something from my pc tbh 😂 I know it’s probably the only way but I will most likely break something 😂
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It's literally just detaching the Bluetooth USB cable, remove the mount screw on the case, release the PCIe lane catch and pulling the card out. Take about 2 minutes.
Computers aren't as scary as people would make you believe, it's literally like giant lego.
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I completely disagree....
It takes about 45 seconds...
just obviously turn it off, earth yourself (touch the metal frame of the case) and avoid touching other parts inside unintentially.
How did you get on?
I didn’t bother attempting, would this all go away if I just bought an Ethernet cable honestly I’ll just buy one and wire it @SpyderTracks
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Possibly... but without troubleshooting it all it isnt 100% guaranteed and you also dont know your connection specific...you could just have a low speed connection and an awful old router...
Trying to switch across to the other WiFi was a way of checking that out, see if it made a difference.
Trying to switch across to the other WiFi was a way of checking that out, see if it made a difference.
It’s definitely not low speed and it’s the virgin media hub 3 fibre package I highly doubt it’s my actual internet because everything else is perfectly fine
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Well knowing its a hub 3 is new info...
That thing should be alright with a goodd number of devices on, the previous hob (2.0) however wasnt.... had to deal with one of those myself for years.
I would expect a LAN cable to sidestep the issues then, but personally I would want to find out why there were issues to start with.... but thats your call to make.
That thing should be alright with a goodd number of devices on, the previous hob (2.0) however wasnt.... had to deal with one of those myself for years.
I would expect a LAN cable to sidestep the issues then, but personally I would want to find out why there were issues to start with.... but thats your call to make.
Okay that’s perfect then because I was so excited for this and don’t get me wrong when it’s worked fine for a couple hours it’s a brilliant system but this issue is annoying, but yea I’ve ordered a cat6 Ethernet cable and hopefully it should sort the issue I mean I was planning to go wired anyway but just pushed me towards it. I will drop Pcspecialist an email though just to see what they think maybe the problem because at this point I’m just curious. Thanks for your help mate appreciate it.
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Someone else was having issues with WiFi, and it turned out that it was to do with the splitter that was being used, partly why the motherboard might of been a good option as it would remove the need for a splitter.
Assuming that a similar thing happened when building yours.
Assuming that a similar thing happened when building yours.
Fair enough, but yea I’ll see tomorrow hopefully that the Ethernet cable just solves the issue.
Yea completely forgot to say that the Ethernet cable came and is now working completely fine faster than ever so I have no clue what the problem was.