Hi, I’m new to linux. I installed Fedora yesterday. I have an RTX 5060Ti Graphics card, I updated the driver using the UI. In the set up process a pop came with a security key (4 digits) and asked me to enter it when asked after reboot. I rebooted the PC and a blue screen came up, after a few pages I was asked for the key, but I couldn’t enter and the system rebooted. When I logged in back to Fedora my WiFi and Bluetooth connection was missing. I tried a few solutions suggested online and using ChatGPT. this includes using mobile as tethering port. I entered a few commands like install linux-firmware, but nothing seems to work.
I also am not able to select windows for dual in the as it has become unavailable.
I have two ssd, one for linux and one for windows, and another hdd for back up.
Also, as per some suggestions online, diabled secure boot in the BIOS. but nvidia installed while it was enabled.
Sorry about the slow response to this.
I think the problem with booting windows is secure boot and TPM related, and may also include bitlocker (which probably was the key it asked for)
After the system has the nvidia driver installed from rpmfusion it is necessary to enroll the module signing key into bios by following the instructions in the file /usr/share/doc/akmods/README.secureboot or as it is shown on the rpmfusion site. It is often necessary to rebuild the nvidia driver as well so that you are certain the module is signed. sudo akmods --rebuild --force will do that for you.
Once both those are completed a reboot should then load the nvidia driver properly.
Finally, you should be able to enable secure boot again, then after a reboot run sudo grub2-mkconfig -o /boot/grub2/grub.cfg to rebuild the grub config file and a final reboot should provide an entry in the grub boot menu to select the windows OS for booting.