#Broadcom 802.11ac network adapter driver windows 10 issue update
Most often an update to the latest driver will solve incompatibility - as well as can be. STEDMANA, no matter what Wifi card you get, it may be incompatible with some routers/AP's. I'd much rather have a laptop with a decent WiFi adapter though.ĭoes anyone have any suggestions or advice for disassembly ? At the moment I am using my old GS2, Tethering its connection to the WiFi through to my laptop which is amazing, good old android.
I do not want to void the warranty either, but I also read that there are no warranty seals, if I can change the WiFi adapter in less than an hour I'd rathernot take it to a technician seeing as I could do it myself.Įthernet is a last option, I am Boarding and don't want to tinker with their router either as it might not work for everyone. I have read that the Intel chips are more reliable and flexible with older routers. Now the WiFi card in this works fine with some routers as far as I can remember although It's never had a chance to idle on one though up until now, right now the WiFi I HAVE to use is an older router, all the other devices stay connected all the time, and no one else has problems like me with it. I have the latest drivers, BIOS, and updates and the router has not reached its max wireless capacity. A fresh restart and it works again for a while, disabling and enabling the device in Device manger and WiFi settings sometimes works too.
The current WiFi adapter connects to the router with max reception but will only hold a data connection for a few minutes before saying there is limited connectivity, I have a netstat showing a few pings every now and then but terrible bandwidth and instability. I just purchased an (Intel-7260.HMWWB, Wireless Adapter, 867/300Mbps, 802.11a/b/g/n/ac, Bluetooth) to replace the Dodgy one, was that a good idea ?. Does anyone here have images of where the WiFi adapter module is located in the G751JM, I have seen disassembly videos on you tube of the G750 but they are a variant design.
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