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Z790 Nova WiFi freezing

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Topic: Z790 Nova WiFi freezing

Posted By: LeeBos
Subject: Z790 Nova WiFi freezing
Date Posted: 17 May 2025 at 11:17pm

My Z790 Nova Wifi is crashing of freezing or loosing audio ONLY while playing video or Youtube.

I have updated the Video to the latest NVIDIA drivers as well as the latest audio drivers.

Any idea's as to a solution?

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Posted By: ali2025ksa
Date Posted: 31 May 2025 at 11:54pm

LeeBos wrote:

My Z790 Nova Wifi is crashing of freezing or loosing audio ONLY while playing video or Youtube.

I have updated the Video to the latest NVIDIA drivers as well as the latest audio drivers.

Any idea's as to a solut
ion?

Hello, how are you? If the issue is fixed in the new Wi-Fi 7, you must download the latest version 24H2 for Windows 11 to solve the Wi-Fi problem.

Nice to hear your voice

Posted By: LeeBos
Date Posted: 01 Jun 2025 at 1:15am

It is 24H2 and all updates installed.
It still freezes or looses audio at times, as well as the video stopping at times.

Posted By: ali2025ksa
Date Posted: 01 Jun 2025 at 6:09am

LeeBos wrote:

It is 24H2 and all updates installed.
It still freezes or looses audio at times, as well as the video stopping at times.

I'm sorry, there are a lot of Wi-Fi problems. If you want to relax, use Wi-Fi 6E. It has no problems and is stable.

Posted By: LeeBos
Date Posted: 01 Jun 2025 at 6:32am

Well, the built in is Wi-FI 6E but my router is not. It's a high end expensive router and with 50 some devices connected replacing it would be a major pain having to change the password etc.

And it hasn't proven to be the wifi causing it.

Posted By: ali2025ksa
Date Posted: 02 Jun 2025 at 12:02pm

LeeBos wrote:

Well, the built in is Wi-FI 6E but my router is not. It's a high end expensive router and with 50 some devices connected replacing it would be a major pain having to change the password etc.

And it hasn't proven to be the wifi causing it.

Wi-Fi 7 cannot connect a large number. You may encounter problems or disconnection in the Internet. Of course, Wi-Fi 6 E is better, but you can unify the Wi-Fi password so that you can benefit. You can replace Wi-Fi 7 via a small m.2. There is a slot to change the Wi-Fi. Think about it.