It feels like such an opportunity for problems at already difficult times. You have to install a new mainboard or hard disc due to failure. Your Wi-fi card is

It feels like such an opportunity for problems at already difficult times. You have to install a new mainboard or hard disc due to failure. Your Wi-fi card is not supported on the install media, so you're already in chicken-and-egg mode to get it workable. In Win10 and before, once you got to the desktop, you would be able to pop in the terrible manufacturer CD which had some months old but nominally working drivers, and could bootstrap that to something that worked. How do they handle that in Win11? Drag your PC to a wired socket and hope the Ethernet card works?