a month ago
So it looks like the built in Wi-Fi on my motherboard has some sort of fault. The manual seems to say there is an M2 card installed so in theory I'm guessing it could be replaced but its underneath a heat sink and I cant immediately see how to get to it without taking it all to bits.
Does anyone know if the Wi-Fi adapter can be replaced and if so how does the heat sink near the IO panel come off?
a month ago - last edited a month ago
doubt it can be replaced but its under the heatsink yes, if slotted its easy fix, only way to find out.
you don`t have an E connector for wifi cards on the board. Best bet would be a PCI-e 4 card with ethernet and/or Wifi.