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Maybe this will help? https://www.maketecheasier.com/block-wifi-network-windows10/ https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/754347/i-need-to-lock-a-network-profile-to-a-adapter

Was this a separate adapter that you bought or did it come with the motherboard?

Im kinda stupid r u talking about the motherboard?

I’ve recently tried upgrading smh pc but have run into an issue I’ve seen others had but with no solution. After changing case, ram, gpu, psu the pc tried booting into windows recovery mode but it restarts as soon as the windows logo appears or it freezes on the windows logo. i tried the old ram and new ram in every slot, bought a new motherboard, tried the old gpu and psu but nothing works i have the same issue every time i have even tried with a new install of windows but it’s the same issue. It will either freeze as soon as the windows logo appears or it will restart. i can get into the bios fine it won’t restart at all, but as soon as it tries to boot my issue arises. i am able to boot memtest86 which showed no errors, and the motherboard lights also show no errors. even when trying to install Ubuntu it will restart as soon as I press enter on the text area to start an install. any help would be appreciated

tbh it was already uninstalled if i remember correctly but windows still detects it in the registry i guess , since the event viewer also shows logi logs

Either you install them with what came with the adapter (Usually a disc) or you use a second computer to download them. Put on a thumb-drive. Extract and install on the first computer.

Well, as an update, after my media PC started shitting the bed and power cycling itself (no idea why, reseating the RAM seemed to do the trick, I hate computers), I downloaded the Plex Windows application, and started the same movie. 1% CPU usage on the Plex server, no worries. However, now my media PC's paltry GT 1030 was pinned at 100%, my Pentium CPU was at about 60%, and my RAM was at 90% (although, again, I only have 4GB, need to upgrade). I disabled video transcoding in the Plex application settings, and the media PC GPU and CPU usage both dropped to about 40%. RAM was still high, but I think that's just something I'll need to deal with. However, when I went into fullscreen, the Media PC blue-screened with an nVidia driver error. As of right now, the PC is powered on, but nothing is displaying on my TV. Teaching sand to think was literally the worst decision in humanity's history and I despise technology with a fervor that is unmatched in this current day and age.

Have you disconnected the g-hub and tested the system? Process of elimination.

How do i do that?

Did you make sure the WiFi drivers were installed????

Pretty similar here. First real job that wasn't scrubbing floors or feeding the neighbor's dog made me $9 an hour. I knew what I was doing, I had experience, but all of my work was freelance so I had no basis to stand on as far as wages go. Couple years later and I'm making $14/hr for almost the exact same work now that I've put in the time and effort and stuck with it. OP, it's difficult to start such an operation from complete scratch if you plan to hire employees and have a company building. Money would not start coming in for the first few months as you paid off initial expenses for equipment, land, etc... and if you don't intend to charge for your services, I don't see how you would turn a profit. Operating like a charity is fantastic, but also very, very difficult to pay expenses.

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Amusing how people struggle with old single-point or resistive touchscreens, or old touchpads. Being used to mouse input and not using a smartphone, I'm quite used to only one point of input. But these kids these days, always on those damn phones - I'll show someone an image or document on my '07 HP TouchSmart and they'll try pinching and scrolling with two fingers, which just sends the cursor flying or makes it jitter all over the place. Humans didn't evolve to have five fingers on each hand until 2012, so of course it doesn't have multitouch capability. Similar with old touchpads, no-one knows how to use a non-multitouch trackpad with edge scrolling (or different buttons for left/right click). Granted, a profound lack of Synaptics ClickPad aptitude will certainly never hamper a single individual's computer abilities going forward; they were already going out of style when the first Core i- chips launched.

have you turn your computer on and off again?

Let me let you in on my work history... I started out at the bottom in the workforce with no high school diploma. I always wanted to be a diesel mechanic. Guess how I got my foot in the door and started a career? I started out by getting a job cleaning a mechanic shop for MINIMUM WAGE. Thru many years of learning the trade, working my way up the pay scale and eventually attending trade school, I have over 30+ years of experience and ASE certifications under my belt, a good living, own a house and a paid off vehicle. But you know what?... I started out with ZERO experience making minimum pay and payed my dues in the workforce. I didn't walk into a shop and demand the same pay as knowledgeable experienced mechanics made because I felt entitled to. So you can take your capitalist looking down on others comment and stick it honey. I've paid my dues and EARNED my lifestyle. All without the interference of a union or worthless student loans. And hell no... I'm not paying $10+ for a crappy overpriced McDonald's hamburger. You speak of capitalism, there's your biggest offender right there ^^^^. But yet, you want me to support them? Oh... Nice unwarranted racist injection with the illegal beaner comment. You brought it up... I didn't.

Hello, PC Specs: GPU = RTX 4080 CPU = 7800X3D Motherboard = MSI MAG X670E TOMAHAWK WIFI RAM/Memory = G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB DDR5 6400-MHz CL-32 2x16GB Storage = Samsung 990 PRO 4TB CPU Cooler = Deepcool AIO Additional Fans = 3x Deepcool 120mm fans Case = Lian Li 011 Dynamic Evo RGB Power Supply = 80 plus gold 1000W Operating System = Windows 11 For context, I've just built a PC and have installed Windows 11. My motherboard has WiFi included (MSI MAG X670E TOMAHAWK WIFI) and I have screwed in the antennae. Everything seems to be working with the exception of WiFi. To be clear, Ethernet isn't an option as my router is in a separate room from where my computer is. My WiFi IS working on other devices. First thing I thought of was to update the wifi driver however when going into the device manager, there isn't any network adapter for WiFi. I have checked hidden items and I have done a network reset and still nothing. I have attached a photo of the device manager. The Realtek is the driver for ethernet. Am I meant to install the Network Adapter? If so, how would I go about doing that? Any advice would be much appreciated. Thank you for your time and likely patience, Much love, Me

Ive been at my desk for 4 hours straight 60+ vids 20+ forums and still no answer. My wifi doesnt show up i went and did cmd, services, device manager, took the antenna out and it still doesn't show up.

Officially for now. Who knows what MS will change. Of course it won't be recommended for use once they discontinue support.

Not an unreasonable wage by any means, but you don't need to pay part-time workers that much to start out with.

If it’s the 4k one, yea. I play back full 4k 80mbps bluray rips, Dolby Atmos, Dolby vision, etc on 6 threads of my e5 3660v4…. And it uses about 5% CPU usage tops. Your issue is transcoding, and that needs to be addressed with either different source media, or a different client device. If you have an Xbox series, or ps5, maybe either of those would play it back better then the PC is simply because of codec support. Give it a shot. Can try the chromecast as well.

An insult? That's your best intelligent response? Obviously I'm dealing with entitlement.