Slade715
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I'm at my university, so I'm running off of their internet. However, it works on all my devices, and a PC I helped build a couple months ago with similar specs.
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Yes, as I said. I went to the manufacturers website and downloaded the most recent drivers onto a flash drive and then installed them. Then I deleted them and reinstalled them in safe mode because someone said that worked for them. Nothing has worked so far. I assure you, if it is something as basic as that I've tried it.
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The wifi at my university is kind of shitty, I figure this has worked for other people who can't get their's working either. I just really wanted to use my PC this weekend ?
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I ordered a pcie Ethernet card. I know it's kind of a waste of a pcie slot, but I have no other intentions for it. I was just hoping I could get the stupid onboard lan working.
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Tried it several times.
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I unfortunately don't and I'm in a college town that only has a Walmart (and I've checked, they only have a usb wifi dongle that's $30, not paying for that).
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I have installed the newest drivers from the manufacturers website, I'm running Windows 10 professional.
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I have installed the newest drivers from the manufacturers website, I'm running Windows 10 professional.
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"One or more network protocols are missing". This is preventing me from utilizing my new gaming PC. I've tried about every solution I can find on the internet including completely reinstalling Windows. I keep getting the same message, I've used every method involving using the command prompt, I've deleted Winsock and Winsock2 and then got them from my laptop and still nothing. I've been trying to get it to work for hours. My motherboard is a gigabyte 970A-Ds3p (not that this makes a difference, but I've reinstalled the drivers and everything). Any help would be greatly appreciated!
