I hate to admit this but this has me completely stumped and seems to show a hole in my knowledge as I am not sure how this problem can even be possible, so hopefully some far wiser member will be able to shine a light on this mystery
I have an MSI X570 Tomahawk Wi-Fi motherboard updated to the latest bios, the internal ethernet port and wifi stopped working, but as I was about to upgrade to 10gbe throughout my home I put the machine to one side until the network had been upgraded
But when I tried to set up the 10gbe card it says its connected to both a network and the internet, it gets an IP address from the DHCP server (router) but refuses to open any network pages at all claiming that any page I try to open isnt secure
I get the exact same result with any network card I plug in including intel 1gbe, 10gbe and various other brands such as the ROG 10gbe and several Realtek 1gbe cards, same error with every single one and a complete inability to view anything either on the local network or the internet
I have tried fully disabling the internal Wi-Fi and ethernet as well as turning off the built in AMD security device as one of the errors it gives is a security warning that any site I try to view isnt HTTPS
I am at a complete loss as to how a faulty on board network card can cause the same fault on add in network cards, but as it stands the motherboard is junk other than for being used as a completely non networked PC as literally everything else on the motherboard works fine
I cant return the motherboard because MSI has a very user UNfriendly warranty where you have to return the motherboard to the shop, but this machine was built for me by a friend who died earlier this year leaving me with a motherboard that is still within the warranty period, but which I cant return because I have absolutely no idea where he purchased it from so I can return it under RMA which will make this the very last MSI motherboard I will be likely to have, because if a retailer goes bankrupt you would also be in the exact same position
So I an crossing my fingers that somebody has an idea for a workaround
I have an MSI X570 Tomahawk Wi-Fi motherboard updated to the latest bios, the internal ethernet port and wifi stopped working, but as I was about to upgrade to 10gbe throughout my home I put the machine to one side until the network had been upgraded
But when I tried to set up the 10gbe card it says its connected to both a network and the internet, it gets an IP address from the DHCP server (router) but refuses to open any network pages at all claiming that any page I try to open isnt secure
I get the exact same result with any network card I plug in including intel 1gbe, 10gbe and various other brands such as the ROG 10gbe and several Realtek 1gbe cards, same error with every single one and a complete inability to view anything either on the local network or the internet
I have tried fully disabling the internal Wi-Fi and ethernet as well as turning off the built in AMD security device as one of the errors it gives is a security warning that any site I try to view isnt HTTPS
I am at a complete loss as to how a faulty on board network card can cause the same fault on add in network cards, but as it stands the motherboard is junk other than for being used as a completely non networked PC as literally everything else on the motherboard works fine
I cant return the motherboard because MSI has a very user UNfriendly warranty where you have to return the motherboard to the shop, but this machine was built for me by a friend who died earlier this year leaving me with a motherboard that is still within the warranty period, but which I cant return because I have absolutely no idea where he purchased it from so I can return it under RMA which will make this the very last MSI motherboard I will be likely to have, because if a retailer goes bankrupt you would also be in the exact same position
So I an crossing my fingers that somebody has an idea for a workaround
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