If all other devices seem to be working, you're in luck, because that means your WiFi network is fine, so you only need to worry about the one adapter (PCE-AC68.) In this case, step #1 is: Does your adapter have an IP address from the router? That's easyĮnough to find out: Go into the router's configuration utility, and the first thing you'll see is a network map, which shows you all the devices that are currently on the network. Rather than throw you a long list of every possible thing you can do to a WiFi network with the hope that something might work, let's try to analyze this: And a network doesn't care what kind of hard drive you have, or even if you have a hard drive, because the hard drive Regarding incompatibility: My WiFi adapter is from Asus and my Ethernet adapter is from Broadcom, and I don't have compatibility issues. True, you need to install the adapter's driver, but that That's entirely between your router (RT-AC68 ?) and your network adapters.
Windows is not involved in setting up or managing a LAN.
Click to expand.Perhaps that's the problem.
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