Hello, first of all - thank you in advance for help.
I got an Getac S410 G4 notebook with Intel(R) Wi-Fi 6 AX201 160MHz. Everything works fine, but we need to have another Wifi NIC because of VW/Audi Cars diagnostic software.
So we added this one Realtek RTL8822CE Wireless LAN 802.11ac PCI-E Network Adapter to a free slot PCI-E 3.0 x1 port.
NIC is installed correctly, basically it works, but we dont know how to enable the Wifi on it. It seems like it is still in Airplane mode - we are unable to turn of Wifi on this card. BUT - this card will turn on Wifi itself, after some time, maybe 1 hr, or 2 hrs and than it works fine. But we are unable to turn it on manually. On another machines , also G4 , it works fine. The realtek card is from the working machine. We are using latest drivers on latest fully patched Windows 10. We also tried W11. Under Linus live, both NICs are working fine immediatelly.
I got an Getac S410 G4 notebook with Intel(R) Wi-Fi 6 AX201 160MHz. Everything works fine, but we need to have another Wifi NIC because of VW/Audi Cars diagnostic software.
So we added this one Realtek RTL8822CE Wireless LAN 802.11ac PCI-E Network Adapter to a free slot PCI-E 3.0 x1 port.
NIC is installed correctly, basically it works, but we dont know how to enable the Wifi on it. It seems like it is still in Airplane mode - we are unable to turn of Wifi on this card. BUT - this card will turn on Wifi itself, after some time, maybe 1 hr, or 2 hrs and than it works fine. But we are unable to turn it on manually. On another machines , also G4 , it works fine. The realtek card is from the working machine. We are using latest drivers on latest fully patched Windows 10. We also tried W11. Under Linus live, both NICs are working fine immediatelly.
O.k. then… unplug the power supply from the main board and put in a full size ATX PSU (yeeeesss! Exact that blown Powerman IP that I fixed a while back), plug it in and the old...
