Wi-Fi and Bluetooth not functioning post RAID 0 setup
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth not functioning post RAID 0 setup
Hi, I remember using that board with RAID 0 on an i7 8700K. It failed a GPU soon after, but you asked if there are any disks connected via SATA ports. Disconnect them since two ports overlap with M.2 slots—I’ll assume you followed the guide and kept M.2 speeds at double. If you weren’t using it, go through it now as there might be overlooked steps. Edit: there’s a setting for M.2 superspeed for multiple M.2 devices; turning it off could harm your NIC.
Did you use two 2.2" drives on one single drive? That doesn't affect testing results. The issue likely relates to bandwidth limitations. Check your motherboard's block diagram—each M.2 slot is on its own PCIe lane, and the Wi-Fi/BT connection is separate, possibly shared with slower I/O.
I also had both drives set up on one hard drive. I reviewed the diagram and it looks accurate, but I’m still trying to understand what’s going on.
Hello! I've checked X2 and X4 speeds consistently. I didn't notice the superspeed option, so when testing at home it might be useful for your reply. Edit: I have three disks on SATA ports, but in other ports. I understood that SATA ports share with M.2, so the SATA drives are on ports that don’t share with M.2. The others (0 and 1) are turned off by the motherboard, which switches to PCIe mode. I haven't run any tests, but setting up RAID is straightforward with this board since it includes a RAID utility. Updated January 27, 2023 by Eliel
I talked about your previous steps on the forum. Restarting, removing files, letting Windows set up basic drivers, switching between different device drivers, uninstalling gadgets, using M.2 speeds X2 and X4, going back to earlier versions, adjusting BIOS settings, turning BT/Wifi adapters on/off, using the Windows troubleshooter, installing drivers from .INF files, wiping all internet and BT adapter and driver files, deleting packages, and a lot of other actions...