Failed to connect to PC.
Failed to connect to PC.
When drivers are set up, they get integrated into your operating system. Once you switch back to another M.2 device, those drivers will disappear.
Get the drivers from the manufacturer's website directly on the motherboard site.
Also, interesting tidbit: this explains why early systems needed CD drives and motherboards came preloaded with installation media containing all necessary drivers.
After setting up the driver files on a flash drive, you can proceed with the installation steps directly. Restart the computer so you can connect and log in successfully.
Looking for a clip that clarifies steps 4 and 5 that seem unclear?
You'd need to check if you can locate one. After opening the command prompt, enter 'diskpart', then 'list volume' to view the attached drive letter for your flash drive. Next, use 'pnputil /add-driver <USBDriveLetter>:*.inf /install' substituting <USBDriveLetter> with the correct letter. Yes, those drivers work well.