Jonas Haddad

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ok so wired for anything latency sensitive, wireless for everything else. Modern wireless mice are fine for most ppl, but keep a cable handy.

ehh OEM drivers can lag far behind. If the laptop makers versoin is ancient, the vendors generic mobile package is usually fine once u match the right one. idk maybe im wrong lol

pro tip: write down what u change. i didnt and had to redo driver from scratch worked for me anyway 🤷

run sfc /scannow and DISM /Online /Cleanup Image /RestoreHealth if the installer fails on every version. A damaged component store can break driver installers in odd ways. fingers crossed 🤞

ok so for me it was teh thermal paste... swapped it and boom, fixed... exact same thing happened to my brand new build last month good luck man!

i swear install is cursed im about to throw this thing out the window lol

hmmm make a backup before u touch teh default config, learned that the hard way

hmmm as a last resort you can extract the package and install the INF manually: Device Manager Update driver Browse my computer Let me pick Have Disk , or pnputil /add driver <path \ .inf /install. if the INF doesn't list ur hardware ID,…

what does winver show for your Windows build? ??

xD

lol same thing happened to me for me it was the DNS... swapped it and boom, fixed... which version are u on? fingers crossed 🤞

ps how is this thread still going lmao

oh ive been there lol make suree the install media is recent. older media may lack drivers for newer controllers; the Media Creation Tool makes current media.

Alternative: disable VMD in teh BIOS (sometimes listed under storage or advanced settings). Then Windows sees the NVMe with its inbox driver. Only do this for a clean install ; on an existing install, switching stroage mode makes Windows…