Is that thing acting up?
Is that thing acting up?
I would, it could help What was the Hardware ID you got? Might offer clues. Just curious what the Asus thing was... That seems correct, its just strange then that it lists the Realtek drivers on the page. https://www.realtek.com/Product/Index?id=3962 is the Ethernet chip, no mention of wifi (it would have been odd if it did) Data sheet shows AMD: https://storage-asset.msi.com/datasheet/...S-WIFI.pdf Its no problem, just strange. edit: I mistakenly said they both BT drivers, they are Wifi.. either way, it shouldn't list Realtek ones. They wouldn't install anyway as no hardware to match drivers.
You can use a command called Get-PnPDevice to search for devices by typing in a friendly name like Realtek. You can also try searching with words like "Wifi", "AMD", or "Bluetooth". Just change the word inside the asterisks to what you want, such as getting Bluetooth PnP Devices with '*Blue*'. It's easy: just copy and paste that command here without copying it again.
You need to install AMD chip driver software along with Realtek Ethernet drivers.
The hardware ID numbers are like this: ACPI\VEN_AMDI&DEV_0052, then ACIPI\AMDI0052, and finally AMDI0052. My apologies for not getting back to you sooner; I am currently feeling ill.
Should I just install it myself, or will the setup be a big hassle similar to fixing GPU drivers?
Here are 14 Results, and 7 match something but aren't 100% sure = Unknowns = = = = On my computer: PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> Get-PnPDevice -FriendlyName '*Real*' Status Class FriendlyName InstanceId ------ ----- ------------ ---------- OK System System CMOS/real time clock ACPI\PNP... OK AudioEndpoint Speakers/Headphones (Realtek® Audio) SWD\MMDE... OK MEDIA Realtek® Audio HDAUDIO\... OK SoftwareComp... Realtek Asio Component SWD\DRIV... OK SoftwareComp... Realtek Audio Effects Component SWD\DRIV... OK AudioEndpoint Microphone (Realtek® Audio) SWD\MMDE... OK USB Realtek USB 2.0 Card Reader USB\VID_... OK Net Realtek PCIe GbE Family Controller PCI\VEN_... OK SoftwareComp... Realtek Audio Universal Service S The next thing I suggest is to take a closer look at those Unknowns that your system shows. Starting with the same command but changing the output so it's easier to read. For example: Get-PnPDevice -FriendlyName '*Real*' | Format-List You don't need to see all the results here. It might be long. Just carefully check the results, especially anything marked as UNKNOWN or something that doesn't look right.