I just did a clean install of Windows 11, but I'm having trouble connecting to WiFi. I have an Asrock B660M-C motherboard, and I've tried downloading drivers from the manufacturer's website using a different PC. However, I've tried both the specific drivers for my motherboard and the general ones, but nothing seems to work. Any suggestions on which drivers I should be using or what else I can do?
4 Answers
Try pressing the Windows key and R together, then type 'ncpa.cpl' and hit Enter. This will bring up your network adapters; check to see what's listed there.
Have you checked what's showing up in Device Manager? That can give you clues about whether the WiFi adapter is recognized or if there's an issue.
If all else fails, can you connect using a wired connection? That way you can run Windows updates and potentially find the right drivers that way. Alternatively, borrowing a USB WiFi adapter might help.
You should definitely install all the chipset drivers for your motherboard. They are crucial for the proper functioning of various onboard devices, including your network adapter.
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