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I could also, if need be, re-use the antenna from my old wi-fi card on the new one. I salvaged it from an old laptop, so it uses two small adhesive plates on long wires for its antenna meaning I could just stick them to the top of my case.

I meant a M.2 to Mini PCIe adapter (which I have basically given up searching for as it's pretty clear it'd be cheaper getting a normal m.2 wifi card). I might just get this.

Can't seem to find anything about M.2 wi-fi adapters

I'll have a look now

I thought it would be, just seeing it was possible. But I might consider getting a new M.2 wi-fi card

Ik, just would rather make use of the current Wi-fi card I have.

That one's an M.2 Sata connection, different to the M.2 wi-fi connector. Thanks though

Does anyone know of an adapter that plugs into an M.2 wi-fi slot and allows a Mini PCIE wi-fi card to be plugged into it ( like the reverse of this)? My motherboard has an M.2 wi-fi slot, but my spare wi-fi card is Mini PCIE form factor. I'd ideally not want a standard PCIE adapter as it would block my graphics card on my horizontal motherboard.

I was wondering how having 2 different overclocking software running simultaneously would work. I like to use MSI Afterburner, but if I want to use my Strix's fan headers with one of my case fans, then I need to use GPU Tweak II as well. So I was wondering how the card would act with both software running? Would it prioritise the highest overclocked settings or choose one of the software over the other entirely and randomly? I need to have my OC settings from AB but I want to have the system fan settings used from GT2. Any suggestions?

I managed to fix it. I uninstalled everything Nvidia from my programs and features and then just reinstalled the geforce experience from the disk provided with my GPU.

Sorry, didn't read that first reply properly - should I uninstall all Nvidia software from my PC and try again?

I've installed that and used the self-extracter, what's next?

I'll try installing that now

I have both Nvidia Control Panel and GeForce Experience installed, but when I tried to just update the drivers via that, it couldn't detect my card either.

I've just accidentally uninstalled by Nvidia Display Driver (in System > Device Manager) and when I try to reinstall them (from here) it says it cannot detect my Gtx 1060 (Asus Strix). Please help...