Asus Z890M has issues connecting Bluetooth and Wi-Fi on Windows 10
Asus Z890M has issues connecting Bluetooth and Wi-Fi on Windows 10
Hello everyone, here’s the situation I’m facing - I just set up my PC and here are the details: Motherboard: Asus Z890M Wi-Fi CPU: Intel 265K GPU: Gigabyte RTX 4070 Super Ram: Kingston 64GB 5800MHz PSU: Corsair RM1000i Case: Lian Li Dan A3 Initially, after installing Windows 11 it performed extremely poorly - new tabs didn’t appear until I adjusted the window, scrolling caused freezes even while it kept moving. I tried switching to Windows 10 but everything worked fine there. It’s incredible except for the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth issues? I’ve been asking ChatGPT for help for over three hours without any solutions. I’ve updated Windows to the latest version, tried various troubleshooting steps, updated drivers, but nothing resolved it. On the Asus website, under the motherboard section, the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth drivers only show up for Windows 11, and when I attempt to install them, Windows 10 refuses to proceed. Also, the Intel driver for Wi-Fi isn’t showing at all, and the Bluetooth one keeps displaying error code 43. Anyone have any ideas or alternatives?
The issue is clear—there’s no compatible Windows 10 driver available. You might investigate the exact name of your Wi-Fi chipset to locate alternative support, but it’s likely this device won’t work with Windows 10.
there's one of your problems. Remember that AI doesn't know anything, it's actually just trying to appear to be a human. Please don't dismiss this. If you wish to use this computer on the internet, you're going to have to use Windows 11 when October rolls around anyway.
I also thought that way... downloading from Intel's site didn't help. Appreciate the confirmation.
ChatGPT offered an extensive array of solutions, some unfamiliar or hard to find online. Still, I understand these results should be viewed carefully. That’s why I reached out to the forums for further insight. Thanks for confirming it won’t perform as expected.