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ASUS PCE-AC88 not working

WhyAlwaysMe
By WhyAlwaysMe
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Recent bought a new Wifi card as my old one was outdated and only supported 2.4GHz. However, my new one is not being recognised by the motherboard. My old one, TP-LINK 300N, worked fine in the same slot and I have not changed anything apart from the Wifi card. My motherboard is an ASUS B350-F and I attempted to put the wifi card in the lower of the three PCI-E x1 slots, the same one I put my original Wifi card in. Thanks!

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Have you downloaded the drivers for it yet?

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2 minutes ago, Fixinit1 said:

Have you downloaded the drivers for it yet?

No, I didn't think it would be necessary for it to work.

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1 hour ago, WhyAlwaysMe said:

No, I didn't think it would be necessary for it to work.

No expansion card works without some sort of driver.  A lot of them in modern times are automatically installed, but not all.

 

Install the driver for the card and it should show up.

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2 hours ago, beersykins said:

No expansion card works without some sort of driver.  A lot of them in modern times are automatically installed, but not all.

 

Install the driver for the card and it should show up.

Alright thanks.

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