Troubleshooting WiFi Connection Issues with Asus PCE-AC68 Generic Driver in WinRE

If you're experiencing trouble connecting to WiFi when booted into WinRE, there might be an issue with your WiFi network adapter not being listed in the network config tool. One possible solution to resolve this problem is to ensure that you have chosen to copy WiFi profiles when building WinRE media.

When booting into normal Windows, the driver shown in the Devices & Drivers tab should be sufficient. However, if you're experiencing issues with your WiFi connection in WinRE, it's essential to identify why the network adapter is not listed. The Asus PCE-AC68 generic driver might be causing the problem, and manually updating the driver might resolve the issue.

In my experience, Macrium doesn't recognize the latest version of the driver as the best one available. I have tried manually scanning for an updated version, but unfortunately, it didn't work. When booting from a rescue CD, I was unable to connect to WiFi because the network card was not listed.

To resolve this issue, you can try creating a bootable media using WinRE and ensure that the drivers are correctly recognized by Macrium (see attached image). This might help you identify why your WiFi network adapter is not being detected in WinRE. If you have any further questions or concerns about troubleshooting WiFi connection issues with the Asus PCE-AC68 generic driver, please feel free to ask.

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