The motherboard isn't linking to the internet.
The motherboard isn't linking to the internet.
Heyy, my new PC is running smoothly except for the internet issue. I tried both Ethernet and Wi-Fi but couldn’t connect. The motherboard is an H670 Wifi D4 from Asus. I also attempted driver installation, but every time I download drivers from another machine and install them, they say they’re not compatible with this Windows version. Additionally, when I powered it on, it didn’t sync the timezone correctly—I had to set it manually.
The available drivers are listed here: https://www.asus.com/Motherboards-Compon..._Download/. Choose Windows 11 or Windows 10 and download what you need. Use your phone or another computer to get the drivers. Internet time synchronization depends on requests from servers, so without an Ethernet or Wi-Fi card, internet access won’t work and time won’t stay in sync.
The documents are compressed ZIP files. On Windows you can simply double-click them to treat them like folders. After that, select the "Extract all files..." option and place the files in a folder of your preference. For instance (Windows 10): I saved the LAN driver for Windows 10 from a browser download, and when I opened it, Windows Explorer recognized it as a zip file since I didn’t have another extraction tool. If you need a program to handle ZIP and other archive formats, try 7-Zip—it’s free, open source, and lightweight: https://www.7-zip.org/download.html (the first link for "64-bit Windows x64" works best)
I saved the drivers, but installation failed because they don’t match your Windows 10 Pro version.