My HP Envy Laptop has been dropping wifi ever since the Windows 10 Creators Update and with each update it gets worse to the point its every 15-20 mins. Sometimes I can just reconnect, other times It will show NO Wifi connections available and I have to reboot the computer. I have tried resetting and deleting the driver and updating with the current and everything else I could find on the internet. Very Frustrating!!!
Driver Version 18.33.13.4
Hi I have bought an Intel Core i7-6700 a year ago. I have never been able to get a wifi option. I have tried the sticks and plug ins for wireless internet but nothing seems to work. It boots me off all the time. The only way right now I can access the internet is with a Ethernet cord. This is now getting to be an issue due to not being able to move my computer at all. Is there something I'm missing or just don't know about getting wifi to work? Any help would be appreciated. I'm not all that great with computers but I have been looking almost everyday for some sort of answer to this question and am not having any luck.
Thank you
I have been experiencing issues the network adapter for about a week now, this is the issue: Connection stops, if I check my available connections only the network Im connected to at the moment appears, all the other ones disappear. In addition, my computer randomly begins to freeze once or twice (this usually occurs just as I lose connection. If I wait a couple seconds, it goes from showing the connected icon to the warning icon(connected to the network, yet not connected to the internet). If I go to the settings and restart the wifi, it turns off and randomly turns itself back and no connections appear at all. The only way to fix this momentarily is to go the adapter settings, disable the device, enable it again and it works for another 30 minutes to an hour for this to occur again.
I have reformatted my computer and installed new drivers for the adapter, yet this issue prevails. Any idea what could be causing this?
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Is Intel Wireless-AC 9560 (M.2 CNVio) compatible with "Kaby Lake R" notebook platform (Dell XPS 9360 i7-8550I)?
We have 2 Dell laptops (Latitude 7490 & 5580). Both have the Intel 8265 ac wireless card installed. Both are running windows 10.
Both have been experiencing extremely slow wireless download speeds. By slow I mean less than 1mb down. Upload speeds appear to be fine. This problem occurs on any wireless network (users homes, our work, Starbucks, etc.).
Changing the MTU from 1500 to 1400 on the card worked for about a week, Now their speeds are slow yet again.
Wired internet works fine.
Dell replaced one of the wireless cards and the speeds are still slow.slow.
Both are using the latest Intel drivers.
Computer: Sony Vaio VGN-CR410E
Wireless adapter: Intel Wireless WiFi Link 4695AGN
Driver version: 12.4.1.4 (latest)
OS: Windows 7 SP1
Problem: Wireless adapter is not detecting any networks
Description:
Since the 4695AGN adapter stopped detecting networks, I bought another new one. I installed the new 4695AGN adapter, but it still won't detect any networks. Both adapters were showing as working properly in device manager. My laptop's physical wireless switch is on. Another thing is that the Intel MyWiFi Utility doesn't recognize the adapter (See picture below)
http://s14.postimage.org/vug2bel69/Untitled.png
I checked Manage > Service > Wired Autoconfig & WLAN Autoconfig and set them both to Automatic.
I ran the Diagnostic test and the results showed that the hardware radio is off, however, my wireless physical switch is on (See picture below)
http://s17.postimage.org/crh0q8d7z/Untitled.png
There seems to be no FN+F key combinations for turning on the WiFi radio on Vaio laptops (See link below)
http://en.kioskea.net/faq/294-wi-fi-wireless-configuration-for-your-laptop
I have been struggling with this for a couple months. The temporary solution is I am using a USB wireless adapter. If anyone has any advice, it would be much appreciated.
It appears that drivers for many cards updated on November 6, and the Download the Latest Driver for Your Intel® Wireless Adapter has not been updated to reflect the changes.
I will also take a moment to comment on the lack of availability of release notes for errata resolved in the update, an on going problem.
It's difficult to take Intel seriously in the enterprise space if open and resolved errata are not publicly addressed for each release.
Maintenance & Performance
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23-Oct-2018
So I've had this problem for about a month and to be honest I made the mistake of tolerating it, but now I'm playing more internet intensive games and I can't allow myself to disconnect anymore.
On my computer I have two network adapters like you can see https://i.imgur.com/4mLhHey.png. The one that I have been having an issue with is the network adapter "intel(r) dual band wireless-n 7620". Whenever I seem to do anything even remotely internet intensive it "nopes" out so quickly that my head spins. I've opened event viewer and https://i.imgur.com/VLTH9nZ.png is the first event I'll get, followed by https://i.imgur.com/koXvpoL.png and then a bunch of spam of network resets.
Now, for diagnostics I have attempted:
Disabling other network adapters does not fix the problem.
I have tried turning off the check box for "Allow the computer to save power by turning off this device."
I have tried uninstalling then reinstalling the network adapter, and that worked for a solid day. When I try to uninstall the network adapter now, however, it shows it being deleted; however, when I scan for hardware changes it appears to have reinstalled itself. I have no idea how I managed to uninstall it in the first place, but I cannot replicate it.
I have tried using an ethernet cord and even that does not work, as I will still get disconnected from the internet seemingly at random.
I have tried turning off the "green ethernet" in the Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller and that does nothing.
Attempting a network reset fixes it for 4-5 hours and then it goes back to being stupid.
I downloaded the WiFi_20 . 80 . 0_Driver64_Win10 . zip (remove spaces, I couldn't put it in because of the auto-hyperlink thing). I then ran both dpinst64 and iprodifix. The problem persists.
I have had the problem for nearly a month now and I can pin it to one certain event: https://i.imgur.com/NVgt3ds.png . Now, I have absolutely no idea what the is/was, but ever since this happened my internet has been playing Russian Roulette with itself. It will not let me roll back the network adapter. Uninstalling the network adapter apparently does not keep it from automatically updating to the flawed latest version.
Please help soon, thank you.
My HP Envy Laptop has been dropping wifi ever since the Windows 10 Creators Update and with each update it gets worse to the point its every 15-20 mins. Sometimes I can just reconnect, other times It will show NO Wifi connections available and I have to reboot the computer. I have tried resetting and deleting the driver and updating with the current and everything else I could find on the internet. Very Frustrating!!!
Driver Version 18.33.13.4
I stupidly uninstalled the network adapter (Intel(R) Wireless-N 7260) on my Dell to try to fix wifi connectivity issues and now I cannot reinstall it. I have tried several times to reinstall and I don't know what to do anymore. I downloaded Network Adapter from here, https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/28143/Intel-PROSet-Wireless-Software-and-Drivers-for-Windo... , onto an external hard drive and then tried to reinstall it on my PC. At first it appeared under the "Network Adapters," but an error code 10 appeared, then after restarting my computer Wireless-N 7260 disappeared. Can anyone help me?
I have a Windows 10 laptop with an Intel AC 8265 WiFi card. I have loaded the latest driver (Ver 20.70.0.5).
When I enable the Windows 10 Mobile Hotspot feature, it shows 0 of 8 connections. I can connect to my laptop from both my iPhone and iPAD, but in both cases the connection hangs with a "No Internet" status. In addition, the laptop does not show any connections to the hotspot.
HELP
Hello,
Decided to write here after my 3rd and failed attempt to use these updated Bluetooth drivers (v20.60.0).
In short: I do own SONY VAIO (Win 8.1 x64, fully up to date, with Intel AC7260 WiFI/Bluetooth card fitted) laptop with which I have to use MS Foldable Keyboard (connected via Bluetooth) as the fitted one failed at some stage last year.
Up until mid-2018, so until version 20.60.0 of Intel® Wireless Bluetooth® was introduced and released, everything worked fine. The moment new drivers are installed, and without any issues either, I experience connectivity problems, where laptop / OS loses the sight of the keyboard - especially when it was left unused for some time - resulting in no response, lags exceeding minute, simply making the work next to impossible. Very annoying!
Reverting the drivers back to the penultimate version (19.60.0 - quite hard to find! Luckily still had the installation files) resolves the situation immediately - and I have done this thrice in the last 5 months, thinking that the issue might be somewhere else (keyboard low batteries etc.) and always with the same consistent result: newest drivers do not provide or maintain stable connection, older drivers do.
(I am typing using this very laptop & keyboard as we speak)
The above clearly points out to some issue with these latest drivers - so worth looking at it. In the meantime I will continue to use older drivers.
Computer: Sony Vaio VGN-CR410E
Wireless adapter: Intel Wireless WiFi Link 4695AGN
Driver version: 12.4.1.4 (latest)
OS: Windows 7 SP1
Problem: Wireless adapter is not detecting any networks
Description:
Since the 4695AGN adapter stopped detecting networks, I bought another new one. I installed the new 4695AGN adapter, but it still won't detect any networks. Both adapters were showing as working properly in device manager. My laptop's physical wireless switch is on. Another thing is that the Intel MyWiFi Utility doesn't recognize the adapter (See picture below)
http://s14.postimage.org/vug2bel69/Untitled.png
I checked Manage > Service > Wired Autoconfig & WLAN Autoconfig and set them both to Automatic.
I ran the Diagnostic test and the results showed that the hardware radio is off, however, my wireless physical switch is on (See picture below)
http://s17.postimage.org/crh0q8d7z/Untitled.png
There seems to be no FN+F key combinations for turning on the WiFi radio on Vaio laptops (See link below)
http://en.kioskea.net/faq/294-wi-fi-wireless-configuration-for-your-laptop
I have been struggling with this for a couple months. The temporary solution is I am using a USB wireless adapter. If anyone has any advice, it would be much appreciated.
I'm going to build a Linux Server acting as WiFi Access Point too.
So I need a WiFi adapter that can run with AP-Mode (just as Ad-hoc or master mode).
Is anything known about the features of the proposed Linux driver (iwlwifi) or does Intel provide an own Linux driver?
I have been experiencing issues the network adapter for about a week now, this is the issue: Connection stops, if I check my available connections only the network Im connected to at the moment appears, all the other ones disappear. In addition, my computer randomly begins to freeze once or twice (this usually occurs just as I lose connection. If I wait a couple seconds, it goes from showing the connected icon to the warning icon(connected to the network, yet not connected to the internet). If I go to the settings and restart the wifi, it turns off and randomly turns itself back and no connections appear at all. The only way to fix this momentarily is to go the adapter settings, disable the device, enable it again and it works for another 30 minutes to an hour for this to occur again.
I have reformatted my computer and installed new drivers for the adapter, yet this issue prevails. Any idea what could be causing this?
Good day,
I bought an Asus ROG GL503 last June 10, 2018. The device was running smoothly until last 2 nights ago. I seriously tried everything after browsing related threads here. I uninstalled/reinstalled the driver, I tried to reset everything, reset bios by pressing f9 "load optimized settings" in startup. I really don't know what to do right now. Anyone have a different solution that would help me in my frustrating situation?
Thanks a lot.
EDIT: I noticed this issue happened when I connected my PS4 controller (dual shock 4) to my laptop via bluetooth, after playing some Tekken 7. I noticed my wireless adapter is not working and having the code 10 error.
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I am on latest Windows 10 1809 with latest Intel wifi drivers 20.90.0 with an Intel 9260 card on 5GHz. It happened now a few times, after modern standy sleep wakeup, that the Wifi symbol had a yellow triangle and no network connection was working, even it was connected it showed. Restarting the wifi devices fixed this.
Why is Intel still not competent to fix their Wifi drivers? I saw a lot of changes in the past 20.80.0 and 20.90.0 drivers against problems like this, but it isnt fixed 100% it seems.
Hello all...
So I've always had an issue of my wireless card dropping coverage, it's been an ongoing issue of terrible service from Cox and the card itself being flawed, which is why I assume it's been discontinued.
Anyways.
The card will just randomly drop connection and stop showing open connections in the area until I disable and re-enable the device.
I have a Lenovo Y50-70 (No Touch) Laptop with windows 10 v1803, Intel Wireless AC 7260 with driver v18.12.0.3.
I read that there is a fix with rolling back to an older version of the driver but I'm not sure if that works for Win 1803 and I am at the rolled back version already with the rollback driver option greyed out.
I've re-configured the router and modem and no other signals in the area are interfering and I'm well within the coverage range for the device and I know it's not the router because I'll check my phone's connection when it happens and there's no issues with the internet on my phone.
Please help.
A couple days ago my Toshiba Satellite P75 started having issues connecting to the internet. Troubleshooting returned the DNS server is not responding message, though my phone and my GF's MAC are able to connect just fine.
I tried all the suggestions on this site: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2779064/your-computer-appears-to-be-correctly-configured-but-the-device-or-res
They didn't help, and in particular, when I got to the /release and /renew parts of the ipconfig steps, the command prompt returned messages about LAN, Bluetooth, WIFI, and ethernet all having their "media" disconnected, and therefore no operation was able to be performed on them.
I also followed the instructions here, regarding the use of Google's public DNS:
https://developers.google.com/speed/public-dns/docs/using
However, switching to Google's DNS did not help either.
Any help is really appreciated, and I would be happy to provide any more details if needed!
TLDR: DNS Server is not responding, common MS and GoogleDNS solutions did not work.