Bea
Writes software for a living, reviews it for fun. Interested in testing, javascript, python.
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oof run a long ping to your router: ping t 192.168.1.1 (use ur gateways IP from ipconfig). any loss or big spikes there means Wi Fi, cable or router trouble, not the internet. good luck man!
ok so avoid unofficial driver download sites and disabling driver signature enforcement. It's not worth the security risk for an old peripheral.
omggg finally got it working, thx everyone. @idris rusty what did u end up doing in the end cant believe it was that simple lol
switching branches is easy: download the other package from the ECS support page and install it with the clean install option (or DDU if u want to be thorough)... your apps dont need reinstalling.
lol this thread is gold any ideas??
lol same thing happened to me many newer lpatops ship with Intel VMD (Volume Management Device) enabled, which hides the NVMe behind a controller that Windows setup has no inbox driver for. u need the F6 / RST VMD driver from the PC…
oof alternative: disable VMD in the BIOS (sometimes listed under storage or advanced settings). Then Windows sees teh NVMe with its inbox driver. Only do this for a clean install ; on an existing install, switching storage mode makes…