ASROCK H310m-itx AC. No Lan/WiFi/audio

[moneywim]

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I assembled a nice pc with the asrock h310m-itx AC as motherboard.
Installed Windows 10 pro x64 and finished the whole installation. No problems.
Everything was working perfectly.

There was a popup about a bios update to version.3.10 I installed this one through windows.
It rebooted looked like it was rebooting a couple of times and than windows started.

And from that moment the trouble started ...
No Lan/wlan working also audio is gone
In device manager in see the hardware but with a ! It is saying install drivers or update drivers.
I tried to install the drivers found on the asrock support website but no fix.

I found that clearing CMOS could help I tried but it keeps saying the same and no Lan/wlan/audio
Tried installing windows form scratch again but didn't help....
Tried flashing back lower bios version through the instant flash in the uefi bios..... But also no fun...


Please could anybody help me or think other possibilities.

Greetings.
Wim from the Netherlands

 

[WhitehawkEQ]

Go in the BIOS and load default settings, also check that the lan/wifi and audio is enabled.

 

[trents]

If necessary, you can back flash the bios to an earlier version the same way you flashed it. I like that ability in ASRock boards.

 

[WhitehawkEQ]

Also the rule of thumb is if it is not broke, don't fix it. Most if not all Motherboard and BIOS manufactures will say that if you have no problems, don't update the BIOS.

 

[moneywim]

Also the rule of thumb is if it is not broke, don't fix it. Most if not all Motherboard and BIOS manufactures will say that if you have no problems, don't update the BIOS.

Hahaha thanks for the heads-up but finally I fixed it.... It was with the comment about flash a lower version the same way.
I noticed it flashed just main block and not the boot block.
I did a manual flash process with all the blocks and it is fixed....
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction and from now on I keep my hands of the bios as long there are no problems.