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Server Windows Server fails to identify your network card.

Server Windows Server fails to identify your network card.

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Xanturvan
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02-28-2018, 02:34 PM
#1
Hey, I installed Windows Server 2019 on a Threadripper 2 with a 2950x processor and an X399 Taichi non-M motherboard. The issue is that my built-in network cards aren’t showing up, even though the system recognizes them. It works for Bluetooth drivers, but I’m not sure what’s missing. Any ideas or solutions?
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Xanturvan
02-28-2018, 02:34 PM #1

Hey, I installed Windows Server 2019 on a Threadripper 2 with a 2950x processor and an X399 Taichi non-M motherboard. The issue is that my built-in network cards aren’t showing up, even though the system recognizes them. It works for Bluetooth drivers, but I’m not sure what’s missing. Any ideas or solutions?

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KekeSurYoutube
Junior Member
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02-28-2018, 02:59 PM
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The board uses a built-in network card. Did you install the required driver? There seems to be an issue.
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KekeSurYoutube
02-28-2018, 02:59 PM #2

The board uses a built-in network card. Did you install the required driver? There seems to be an issue.

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Dialatz
Member
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03-01-2018, 09:22 AM
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The product description on the manufacturer's site lists two versions of the GigaLAN Intel I211AT WiFi module, and it mentions downloading drivers from both Asrocks and Intel directly. However, when trying to connect, the system reports an error stating that no Intel network card is recognized. In Device Manager, the device appears as unknown, even though the correct device should be listed.
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Dialatz
03-01-2018, 09:22 AM #3

The product description on the manufacturer's site lists two versions of the GigaLAN Intel I211AT WiFi module, and it mentions downloading drivers from both Asrocks and Intel directly. However, when trying to connect, the system reports an error stating that no Intel network card is recognized. In Device Manager, the device appears as unknown, even though the correct device should be listed.