Wifi Driver will not install on my Asus x99 Deluxe Motherboard (Windows 8.1 & 10)

[BUDDYpex88]

My current computer consists of the following items;



x99 deluxe motherboard

Haswell E Intel Core i7 5820k

Quad DDR4 Corsair Dominator Platnium 2888 MHZ

gtx 980

corsair 860i psu

currently has Windows 10 Pro

From the day I first built my computer, I have never been able to install my WiFi driver. I have my Bluetooth driver installed and working properly, but when I try to run the WIFI driver setup (as admin), it will show a little window showing the drivers installation for about 1/2 a second then it disappears, and that will be it. I've updated all of my drivers to the latest stuff (Even my Bios), I've contacted Asus about this problem (Just a bunch of people from India who a very hard to understand). I have also wiped everything on my computer's hard drive and nothing has happened. Since the Bluetooth is emitted from the router piece connected to the back of the mother board, since my Bluetooth works, it must be a software problem. I've been running my computer with a Ethernet cable since I have bought it, and I will be heading off to college soon that will not have Ethernet in the rooms, so I will need WiFi. I have also tired to reset my CMOS, did not work. This has been an issue that I could not solve the problem to and I am in dyer need of your help. Thank You

 

[Tradesman1]

Do you have the 8.1 driver for it?

 

[BUDDYpex88]

Do you have the 8.1 driver for it?

yes i have the latest drivers

 

[Tradesman1]

Do you have the latest BIOS?

 

[NerdIT]

I would make sure you have the latest BIOS installed --I believe as of right now its version 1801, but double check at ASUS website--

Flash the new bios, and then reinstall both the blue-tooth and WIFI driver -newest ones form website...not the CD that came with MoBo- and then try.

If this doesn't work, try a fresh OS install and/or disable bluetooth in the BIOS and see if WiFi works then.

Let me know if this helps or have any questions.

P.S

If all else fails, you can get a third-party USB WiFi stick for like $40

 

[PCDesignerR]

I might suggest trying something like the IOBit Driver Updater tool from IOBit. That thing works like a charm for making sure you have the right divers and that they are up to date, if this is a driver problem at least. If it is a driver problem this may help to fix it.