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Also, just a update: I have done the same troubleshooting step again hoping that it would work, which was to uninstall the adapter from my PC and let windows reinstall it itself. and now I have a different error code for the Ethernet adapter. and that is Code 56 which is the same as my Wireless LAN one.

No I havent installed the October 1809 Update. Windows Update tried to install the 1803 Update but failed with the error 0x80073701 Which from my knowledge is a corrupt file, but I do not know how to fix that issue since all the things online I've tried. but no luck.

Hello. I am currently experiencing a issue where non of my Network Adapters are showing within the "Network Connections" ares within the Control Panel, and nor am I able to connect to the internet. I have gone into Device Manager and have had a look at my Network Adapters, and both my Wireless LAN & Ethernet are both showing errors. The error for my Ethernet Connection is "This device is not working properly because Windows cannot load the drivers required for this device. (Code 31) The device is pending further configuration" My Ethernet Adapter name is - Intel(R) Ethernet Connection I219-V Driver Version: 12.15.23.8 The Error for my Wireless LAN is "Windows is still setting up the class configuration for this device (Code 56)" The name for my Wireless LAN is - Realtek 8822BE Wireless LAN 802.11ac PCI-E NIC Driver Version: 2023.79.601.2018 I have uninstalled the Adapters and then reinstalled the drivers from ASUS & Intel however, still no luck. Within Device Manager, I have Scanned them for hardware changes, and nothing. I have tried updating the Drivers from Windows and it just said that It already has the best Drivers already installed. I think Windows Update could possibly have something to do with this, since a error with that happened, then this has happened. and then this is what Windows Update is saying: "2018-10 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1803 for x64-Based systems (KB4462919) ERROR - 0x80073701 I did try to get in touch with Microsoft about this, but they didn't help me at all and done all the basic troubleshooting steps I did before the guy restarted my PC and then I lost connection to him. all he did was is open the Windows Troubleshooter for Networking, Didn't work Try'd to use the Troubleshooter for Network Adapters, Didn't work Done a load of "net" commands within CMD, yet still no luck my last resort would be to reset my PC and hope that works. Also, my motherboard is a ASUS ROG STRIX Z370-E Gaming motherboard and my PC is custom built as well Hopefully someone can help me out with this Thankyou

Yeah, I saw that but I didn't see the part about what cables are included in the box. Thankyou!

Hello. I am in the process of preparing for my first build. I have ordered the main parts however I have been going around doing a little bit more research about my PSU and GPU, and from what I have seen my GPU doesn't come with a 1x8 pin connector, if you are wondering what GPU I have chosen it is the (ASUS GTX 1080 8gb Turbo). Then on my PSU when I go to corsair I can't really tell what cables are included in the box. (My PSU from Corsair is this: 550W Corsair RM550x 80 PLUS Gold Full Modular PSU) And then because of some of the parts I have chosen I am worried that I will not have enough connectors to plugin everything into my PC. Because I want to put into my build: ASUS GTX 1080 8gb Turbo I7 8700k 2x 2TB Seagate Barracuda HDD 1x 120gb Kingston SSD ASUS ROG Z370-E Gaming Motherboard I know that isn't everything which goes into a PC... However from my knowledge that is the main things which need connections from the PSU to the motherboard or something like that... I'm not the best at this also it is my first time... Sorry. If anyone knows if that I would need more cables to plugin to make everything work esc... Please let me know and also where to buy the cables, as I don't know where to buy them really... Thank you!