No internet connection detected despite GPU upgrade.
No internet connection detected despite GPU upgrade.
Check the AMD B550 with Ryzen 5600 setup. After replacing the GTX 1070 with an RX 5700 XT, you're encountering "No Networks Found." The Wi-Fi Troubleshooter suggests resetting the access point/router, but other devices function normally. You've tried power cycling the Wi-Fi, changing airplane mode, resetting the adapter, and reinstalling drivers from Gigabyte. There might be a hardware or firmware issue linked to the GPU change. Consider verifying driver versions, testing on another network, or consulting AMD support for compatibility concerns.
Do you have the ability to link directly to the router using a patch cable before addressing the Wi-Fi issues? Is there an option to clear the DHCP server settings on your router?
I can link using an ethernet cable straight from the motherboard to the router. I’ll check the instructions for resetting the DHCP server on my router. I’ve reinstalled the Wi-Fi drivers from the Gigabyte site and am already using the newest BIOS version. Updated November 20, 2022 by NaClKnight Responded to additional suggestion
You might consider powering off the system, disconnecting the power cord from the PSU, and pressing the power button several times to clear any residual charge. If this resolves the problem, the M.2 Wi-Fi module or the whole board could be faulty. If you're okay with it, use a USB Wi-Fi dongle until the issue is fixed. Another possibility is that an Ethernet cable is connected simultaneously on the same network, which might disrupt the DHCP server and affect Wi-Fi performance due to priority given to physical connections.
I'm not sure how it happened, but it actually worked. The PC now recognizes my Wi-Fi network and nearby ones. Thanks.