kernel_security_check_failure

axe0 said:

Do you have VPN software?

None at all.

axe0 said:

Try following for more data about the network adapter.
Right click the network adapter > properties.
Of the properties, there are a few tabs, I want a screenshot of the events and drivers tab.
In the drivers tab there is the option for more details, click on that button and make a screenshots of the details.

So 3 screenshots is what I need currently.
1 of the events, 1 of the drivers, 1 of the details of the drivers.

Events: https://gyazo.com/e41026cffeb97b0f51b952dee9a219e6
Drivers: https://gyazo.com/2b8ff7e8cba360135431436c8b95e643
Driver Details: https://gyazo.com/6b98835c8fa3ca19a9e5650fccec811d

axe0 said:

Because there are so many possibilities on Atheros, I decided to check your motherboards drivers
I found some, but please verify first that I have chosen the right motherboard
ASRock > Fatal1ty FM2A88X+ Killer

ASRock FM2A88Xs USB 3.0 ATX AMD Gaming Motherboard - Newegg.com This is my motherboard, pretty sure it is the same one you have shown me.. just not 100%

axe0 said:

Looks like the same, but I too am not 100% sure.
Try the network drivers from the link I posted :)

It said no "killer" hardware was detected, and therefore the setup failed.