So basically, I was using a gtx 960 until I gave it away to my little cousin so he can have a good PC. Anyway, I tried going back to my old gtx 750ti (I know its outdated) until my new GPU is shipped but for some reason my wireless card isn't working. When I put the 960 back in, the wireless card works fine, but with the 750ti it doesn't work nor does it light up. Anyone know how to fix?
New GPU problems, help!
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dontlistentome
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Try this: Download the wi-fi card drivers. Uninstall the wi-fi card software and/or drivers that are already installed. Shut down and remove the wi-fi card. Reboot, so you are on your desktop, using the 750 Ti, but verify that the computer no longer has that wi-fi card listed as installed. Now shut down and install the wi-fi card. Boot up and install the wi-fi card drivers and software as needed.
I think if you follow the 'install videocard' reboot computer, 'install wi-fi card' reboot computer order of operations there's a good chance this conflict is sorted.
I think if you follow the 'install videocard' reboot computer, 'install wi-fi card' reboot computer order of operations there's a good chance this conflict is sorted.
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