Either this guide or the Windows 11 Installation DIY Edition instructions need to address installing the Wifi driver, as others have commented. Following the instructions as they're currently written, I reached the network connection screen in the Windows installer without the driver readily available for install and no immediate indication of where to find it, though the instructions imply that you should succeed in setting up a network connection.

What I did upon reaching the network connection screen in the Windows installer:

- Move my flash drive back to my other computer

- Find the Wifi driver, download it, extract the driver folder from the ZIP file, and copy that to the flash drive

- Plug the flash drive back into the Framework and use the Windows Installer to install the driver (didn't have to shift-F10 and reboot)

Simple enough, but it would've been easier to have copied the driver to the USB here, after Step 6 in this guide, so that the driver was already available during Windows setup.

I would like to know if the fedora recommendation applies to other fedora based distros such as Nobara? thanks in advance

I would like to know if the fedora recommendation applies to other fedora based distros such as Nobara? thanks in advance

just in case anyone has the same isssue: my wifi driver thing wouldnt work for some reason so after u finish trying how youre supposed to be doing it what i found that worked was googling the driver for the AMD RZ616 Wi-Fi 6E (https://station-drivers.com/index.php/e... and scroll down to move to the furthest page for the latest download, click the latest driver you see, and it should take you to a page where u can download by clicking the button that has the little blue arrow icon. then unzip the file somewhere where youll remember. after that hit ur windows key and search device manager, scroll down till u see "network adapters" click to select it, look up and select the add drivers button (gear with green arrow). select the unzipped file location and make sure "include subfolders" is also selected. hit next and it should install and magically work hopefully :3

just in case anyone has the same isssue: my wifi driver thing wouldnt work for some reason so after u finish trying how youre supposed to be doing it what i found that worked was googling the driver for the AMD RZ616 Wi-Fi 6E (https://station-drivers.com/index.php/e... and scroll down to move to the furthest page for the latest download, click the latest driver you see, and it should take you to a page where u can download by clicking the button that has the little blue arrow icon. then unzip the file somewhere where youll remember. after that hit ur windows key and search device manager, scroll down till u see "network adapters" click to select it, look up and select the add drivers button (gear with green arrow). select the unzipped file location and make sure "include subfolders" is also selected. hit next and it should install and magically work hopefully :3

Suggest adding the size of the SSD mounting screw, for those who may have lost it. "M2 3.0mm fastener with a T5 head which is 4.5mm in diameter and 0.7mm thick" (gold colored). Source: guides.frame.work/Guide/Fasteners+Guide/... Step 1. And perhaps a link to the screw kit which includes more of them, the "Framework Laptop 13 Fastener Kit - Bottom Cover and Mainboard", currently found here: frame.work/products/fastener-kit-bottom-...

In my "Framework Laptop 16 Dual M.2 Adapter" package, the 2.25mm heatpad bag was labelled C and the 1.75mm bag labelled B, so either they got mixed up in this guide or upon packaging.

In my "Framework Laptop 16 Dual M.2 Adapter" package, the 2.25mm heatpad bag was labelled C and the 1.75mm bag labelled B, so either they got mixed up in this guide or upon packaging.

Thanks for sharing it but people who are using non genuine, cracked or pirated operating system, Mostly facing problems and after the bogus updates their issues may become complex. I also used windows 11 pro trail with many issues on weekly basis but when I activated it there's no more issue found. To fix it, I purchased license key from odosta store which I think is a Microsoft product reseller.

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