No Wi-Fi MPG X870E CARBON WIFI

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MPG X870E CARBON WIFI
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No Wi-Fi
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No suitable drivers.
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Really NO Wi-Fi
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Can you list detailed system specs? see >>Posting Guide<<
Also provide OC profile or anything notable? [especially if you changed the PBO settings or custom fan settings in BIOS]
Does power off the PSU [NOT clear CMOS] help in such case?
How often does the problem occur?
If you do not occupy those USB port, will the problem occur?
 
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  1. I have had the same issue, but i fixed it with the following steps:
1. i installed the new Beta BIOS 7E49v1A17
2. after the install was complete, i set my BIOS settings (A-XMP on, disabled the integraded graphics unit)
3. after a restart to windows, i turned my PC off and unpplugged the PSU for 15 min.
4. after 15 min, i replugged my PSU and started normal to windows.​

Since then, my wifi and bluethooth are both there and didnt disappeart anymore, even after a restart or anything else.
 
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I woke my PC from sleep today (Last full reboot was several days ago). I had to install driver for USB device and saw in Device Manager the WiFi device was back. I right clicked, uninstalled the driver, rebooted, and installed the new driver from the link above. I have not done a CMOS reset yet. I will do that when upgrading to the new UEFI when I have more time. I will post again with updates in future.
 
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I am having a similar issue with the x870e Godlike and the Qualcomm FastConnect 7800. This device worked properly for a bit and then after a few reboots started showing 'This device cannot start. (Code 10) STATUS_DEVICE_POWER_FAILURE'. I have tried disabling/enabling, re-installing the latest driver from MSI (3.1.0.1323), flashing BIOS with the latest Beta, reset CMOS a few times, unplugged and re-plugged the GPU, double checked all cables, and it won't come back online. Everything else with this system is performing perfectly.

While trying to debug the issue the 10GB network adapter stopped working and the Wi-Fi worked again, almost like the two are fighting over resources, then another reboot made the network adapter work and the Wi-Fi wasn't available. I have 3 M.2 drives (slots 1, 2, and 4) but thought this board would easily be able to handle all these without issues.
 
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I have had this problem with x870e carbon off and on. Noticed two things. This is often cured by disconnecting power and draining board (trying to turn it on a few times with power disconnected) or reset of cmos with the same. This seems to happen if I do not use wifi, turn off on board sound in bios or set onboard wifi/bluetooth setting to anything but auto. This has effected the bluetooth or the wifi but most often the bluetooth in earlier bios and wifi in the later.
 
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bigweame15ce02e8 said:
I am having a similar issue with the x870e Godlike and the Qualcomm FastConnect 7800. This device worked properly for a bit and then after a few reboots started showing 'This device cannot start. (Code 10) STATUS_DEVICE_POWER_FAILURE'. I have tried disabling/enabling, re-installing the latest driver from MSI (3.1.0.1323), flashing BIOS with the latest Beta, reset CMOS a few times, unplugged and re-plugged the GPU, double checked all cables, and it won't come back online. Everything else with this system is performing perfectly.

While trying to debug the issue the 10GB network adapter stopped working and the Wi-Fi worked again, almost like the two are fighting over resources, then another reboot made the network adapter work and the Wi-Fi wasn't available. I have 3 M.2 drives (slots 1, 2, and 4) but thought this board would easily be able to handle all these without issues.
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Another issue I'm having is the 10GB Marvell AQtion network adapter drops out when downloading Steam games while watching YouTube, shows in the Event Viewer as "Marvell AQtion 10Gbit Network Adapter : Network link is lost.". Have to reboot to get the adapter to work again. Switched to the 5Gb Realtek network adapter and disabled the Marvell adapter and the WiFi is working again. No issues with the Realtek network adapter so far.
 
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plutomate said:
Use 1A18 BIOS and see if it helps with bluetooth.

For wifi, use latest qualcomm driver from product page.
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Brand new PC I built this weekend and didn't have Wifi Qualcomm issue until installed the MSI Center and checked everything to add except the user experience one. I also hit windows update and let it take everything other than preview but I think it as still good when I had done that earlier. After the reboot for MSI stuff I got that couldn't start power message in device manager. I download the qualcomm driver you linked, unpacked and selected it as an update for the device in device manager; then signed out and back in again and the adapter is showing fine and can discover wifi networks again. I didn't update to a new BIOS. I am on 1.A1A (11/21/2024). Seems just the new qualcomm driver is the fix; at least for me. I didn't have to do a 'flea power bleed' to get the electrons out of the circuits either.
 
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Wifi works fine for me with the MAG Carbon X870E, it's the BT part of the m.2 card that MSI seems to have bumblefked with, it sees devices but once you finally get it to pair the devices can't talk so no audio. It's a BIOS bug but unfortunately with 6 or 7 subsequent beta releases, they don't seem to be able to fix it. It's not a driver problem as many running Windows have encountered it and a few of us Linux geeks as well.

This is a sit and wait thing so the MSI devs can finally get that Ah! Ha! moment and fix their s**t. Bums me out as this is the first MSI board I've had since they still went by Micro Star International. I had none of these issues with my ASRock Taichi X570. :(
 
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red.kryptonit125f02a3 said:
Wifi works fine for me with the MAG Carbon X870E, it's the BT part of the m.2 card that MSI seems to have bumblefked with, it sees devices but once you finally get it to pair the devices can't talk so no audio. It's a BIOS bug but unfortunately with 6 or 7 subsequent beta releases, they don't seem to be able to fix it. It's not a driver problem as many running Windows have encountered it and a few of us Linux geeks as well.

This is a sit and wait thing so the MSI devs can finally get that Ah! Ha! moment and fix their s**t. Bums me out as this is the first MSI board I've had since they still went by Micro Star International. I had none of these issues with my ASRock Taichi X570. :(
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FWIW I’m using the BT with these cheap headphones at Amazon and no issues so far, or anything like what you are describing. It may be worth ordering and seeing if you get the same result. Can always send them back to Amazon after. At least they you can see if it’s some issue with your specific audio device.
 
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bencjed155602da said:
FWIW I’m using the BT with these cheap headphones at Amazon and no issues so far, or anything like what you are describing. It may be worth ordering and seeing if you get the same result. Can always send them back to Amazon after. At least they you can see if it’s some issue with your specific audio device.
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The BT card sees and pairs with my Bose 700s but does not show up as an option for audio. Honestly, I'm thinking about just replacing this POS Qualcomm M2 card with an Intel. It works.

I don't really use BT much but it irks me this is broken. It's broken across multiple manufacturers ... MSI, Gigabyte and Asus based on the threads I've read while searching.
I didn't even know it was broken until a month after I bought the board. I use a Schiit stack attached via USB and wired headphones. I have a pair of Denon headphones, Hifiman and I'm about to hold my breath and buy a pair of Empyrean Elite Tungsten headphones.

Thanks for the response though. I hope it continues working for you. :D
 
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I had the same problem but I saw that the Wifi module also includes the Bluetooth. So I dediced to Install:
1. Bluetooth drivers
2. Wifi drivers
3. Reboot computer.

Fixed. Wifi appeared and I could connect wothout issues.
 
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Same here! This is crazy. I've never had so many glitches in a bios. I have a gigabyte and an asus and don't have to deal with this. As soon as I disabled integrated audio both bluetooth and wifi went away. Had to reset the bios and leave the integrated audio enabled (I have an external dac). I disabled the integrated video and bluetooth stayed enabled but wifi disappeared. Disabled everything I wanted disabled, powered off, unplugged, booted back up and everything was back (things I wanted back). Thought everything was fine and then tried a new memory profile because memory context restore was causing issues and then the wifi disappeared again. SOC voltage at 1.2 isn't stable enough, find out other boards have it set higher because of stability issues. I thought I had a bad board but then I see people having these issues and have been going on for months. This getting through quality control is an absolute joke. I'll deal with the bugs, hopefully they get fixed but I'm done with MSI. I hadn't used them in years and thought I would give them a chance but now I AM ABSOLUTELY DONE WITH MSI!
 
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Built a system for my nephew over Christmas 2024 with the MSI MPG X870E Carbon board and he has just encountered this vanishing Wi-Fi problem today for the first time. I am beyond disappointed and really wish I'd read this before buying. This is a nightmare. It's a Christmas and Birthday present and had worked perfectly since 28th December until today, 5th January.
I thought the days of end user fault finding and fixes were behind us... more fool me.
 
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