Sara C.
Runs a small IT shop's network and a homelab that is too big. Interested in proxmox, docker, keyboards.
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yeahhh if it started after a driver update, open Device Manager Network adapters ur Wi Fi adapter Driver Roll Back Driver. if thats greyed out, install the version from the laptop makers support page. fingers crossed 馃
My approach: make a restore point, download teh previous driver package sooo its ready, then try the new one. If anything misbehaves, DDU and reinstall teh old one. That makes updating a low risk experiment. lmk how it goes
check the gaming monitors input settings, some TVs and receivers renegotiate audio formats after a driver change, power cycling the gaming monitor with the PC on, or changing the TVs HDMI audio mode to PCM, can bring teh endpoint back.