I recently installed a new motherboard (the x670e Aorus Master) and decided to do a fresh install of Windows on my computer. However, I've been having issues with the internet adapters not being detected, which leaves me stuck at the Internet setup screen with no connection options or error messages. My BIOS is updated, but I'm unsure how to navigate the settings. What should I do to get past this screen?
3 Answers
Before you change any BIOS settings, ensure you have your data backed up, as modifications can lead to data loss. Also, make sure your storage mode in BIOS is set to AHCI for better performance. If you're planning to use RAID, just keep in mind that most users don’t need it these days.
Try using a wired connection directly to your router; Windows usually has built-in drivers for common wired Ethernet adapters. If that's not possible, download the Wi-Fi drivers from your motherboard's website and extract them to a folder on the Windows USB installer. Then, at the internet setup screen, select the option to load the driver and point it to that folder. Just remember, you’ll need a different computer to download and extract those drivers first.
Check if there's an option on the setup screen to "Load drivers". If there is, you'll need the LAN driver for your motherboard. Go to the official support page for your motherboard to download the necessary drivers and extract them onto your Windows installation USB. This way, you can load them during the setup process.
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