Today I replaced my gigabyte ud3h z87 with a gigabyte h87n-wifi so I could go into a mini itx case. The motherboard has an intel wifi card thing with 2 wires and a plug in antenna on the back of the motherboard. I cannot get it to receive wifi even though I went to the gigabyte website and installed all of the WLAN drivers. Any solutions?
Gigabyte Motherboard wifi chip not working
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sweenytodd
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- Aug 13, 2013
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Troubleshoot it. Have you enabled the wireless adapter in the device manager? Is your SSID being broadcasted? How about manually adding a wireless network profile in Windows.
Install the drivers and utilities from the included wireless module driver disk. The Wi-Fi Share utility allows you to configure how your Wi-Fi/Bluetooth card will act.
The Wi-Fi Share utility is supported in Windows 8/7 only
The Wi-Fi Share utility allows you to configure how your Wi-Fi/Bluetooth card will act.
Mode Selection
Wi-Fi Share provides three modes for users to select as follows:
A. Hotspot
B. File Transfer
C. WiFi
In C: WiFi mode, the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth card is set as a normal wireless LAN card and needs to connect to a wireless access point to get Internet connection.
The Wi-Fi Share utility is supported in Windows 8/7 only
The Wi-Fi Share utility allows you to configure how your Wi-Fi/Bluetooth card will act.
Mode Selection
Wi-Fi Share provides three modes for users to select as follows:
A. Hotspot
B. File Transfer
C. WiFi
In C: WiFi mode, the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth card is set as a normal wireless LAN card and needs to connect to a wireless access point to get Internet connection.
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