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simhannat
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10-09-2021, 02:29 AM
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From the photos you shared, it seems you need to link to the internet to reach the Microsoft account page and set the pin. I’m not sure which network is working. I’ve tried updating the drivers for your motherboard, but nothing changed. Your motherboard doesn’t have Wi-Fi, yet an Ethernet cable works fine. What else could you try? This is your first build, so sorry if it was a simple issue—haha. Your specs are: MSI Pro Z690-A DDR4 i5 13400F, 6700X, G-Skill DDR4 3600, Fanxiana, 1TB SSD for the boot drive.
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simhannat
10-09-2021, 02:29 AM #1

From the photos you shared, it seems you need to link to the internet to reach the Microsoft account page and set the pin. I’m not sure which network is working. I’ve tried updating the drivers for your motherboard, but nothing changed. Your motherboard doesn’t have Wi-Fi, yet an Ethernet cable works fine. What else could you try? This is your first build, so sorry if it was a simple issue—haha. Your specs are: MSI Pro Z690-A DDR4 i5 13400F, 6700X, G-Skill DDR4 3600, Fanxiana, 1TB SSD for the boot drive.

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yArthur
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10-11-2021, 02:45 AM
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You haven’t confirmed the installation yet. Verify that the drivers were downloaded and installed correctly. Remember, network drivers are separate from BIOS.
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yArthur
10-11-2021, 02:45 AM #2

You haven’t confirmed the installation yet. Verify that the drivers were downloaded and installed correctly. Remember, network drivers are separate from BIOS.

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mrblockhands
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10-13-2021, 02:34 AM
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Verify if your device has an assigned IP address (does your router provide DHCP?) Determine if a DNS server is set up. If your machine is linked to the network but you can't access the internet, you might be missing an IP or not configured DNS. You can test connectivity by pinging your router's IP address; if that works, DNS is likely the problem.
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mrblockhands
10-13-2021, 02:34 AM #3

Verify if your device has an assigned IP address (does your router provide DHCP?) Determine if a DNS server is set up. If your machine is linked to the network but you can't access the internet, you might be missing an IP or not configured DNS. You can test connectivity by pinging your router's IP address; if that works, DNS is likely the problem.