I have 3 questions to the Intel Tri-Band Wireless-AC 18265:
1. Should it work with 8th Generation I7 CPUs?
2. Should it work with the Gigabit Antenna-M 10041R?
3. What is the difference between the Gigabit Antenna-M 10041R and the Gigabit Antenna-M 10101R?
Thanks
Tom
This is for a Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 8260 chip on a Lenovo P50. The driver for the wireless chip keeps posting this to the Application Event Log every 9-11 seconds:
Source: Netwtw06
Event ID: 7023
Level: Information
Content: 7077 - Intel proprietary
It's cluttering my event log and making it difficult to find anything useful.
I have the latest version of the driver (20.30.1).
Is there any way to turn off this event logging? Or can it be removed in the next version?
Hi
My wireless and bluetooth have been working great until this afternoon when I tried to connect my wireless keyboard. It connected initially but then the connection dropped out. When I checked the Windows Notifications the bluetooth icon had disappeared. I checked the bluetooth in Settings by trying to connect a new device and it says the bluetooth is not on.
I've checked Device Manager and according the properties the Bluetooth device is working properly but it is causing Device Manager to refresh every couple of seconds.This stops when I disable bluetooth.
I have run the Intel Driver & Support Assistant and have the latest drivers installed.
I'm running Windows 10
Any help is appreciated.
Hi I recently got an Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 8265 and ever since I have used it my ping randomly spikes to 300-800 every now and then. eg
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Ping statistics for 216.58.203.100:
Packets: Sent = 143, Received = 143, Lost = 0 (0% loss),
Approximate round trip times in milli-seconds:
Minimum = 5ms, Maximum = 894ms, Average = 40ms
I have tried messing around with the adapter settings, I've uninstalled and reinstalled the drivers, I've downloaded the WLAN Optimizer to turn streaming mode on to stop scans for other networks and I've also tried the ScanWhenAssociated method in the registry. If anyone knows anything I can do I'd appreciate it.
Thanks
When using my notebook at home, my WLAN connection suffers from interference between the Wifi and Bluetooth signals. If the Bluetooth module is enabled, my notebook hardly detects the WIFI signal while all other mobile devices (4 smartphones, 2 tablets) detect the Wifi signal without any trouble. If the Bluetooth module of my notebook is disabled, the Wifi connection works fine. Conversely, when using my notebook at university, the Wifi connection works fine even with the Bluetooth module enabled.
My notebook is a Asus Zenbook UX330UA-FC006T which comes with the Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 7265 adapter. It is running Windows 10 (64 bits). I tried the most recent driver (v19.51.11.2) without any improvement. I have currently reversed to the previous version (v19.50.1.6) but I the same issue remains.
My router does not support the 5 Ghz band. I understand there may be interference between Wifi connection and Bluetooth because they are both using the 2.4 Ghz band. The university’s WLAN network may support the 5 Ghz band which would explain why my Wifi connection works fine there.
I would like to re-enable the Bluetooth without killing my Wifi connection again.
I understand from another post that the Wireless adapter uses the following antenna configuration :
Antenna 1: WiFi + Bluetooth
Antenna 2: Wifi
I suspect my notebook has only one antenna or antenna 2 does not work.
How can I check if antenna 2 works ?
Got an Acer Nitro 5 a few days ago. Worked perfectly fine that night. Next day wifi would occasionally cut out. Today the wireless adapter will only give me a code 10 error, indicating a driver/hardware failure. Tried all solutions I could find as far as the drivers go with no luck. I think the adapter may have come loose inside the laptop. I want to make sure I'm not missing some "duh" solution before I open this up, or if I'm better of taking it to a shop to have a guy do it for me.
Hey there,
i have an Toshiba Notebook, where this Card is installed and i am wondering, how i can get 5ghz Network working on this.
I see only 2.4 available under the Drivers.
Had opened the Notebook and saw the card is connected to 2 Wires.
Does this card does not support 5 Ghz WLAN ?
Driver issue ?
Can i replace the card with an newer Modell to get it working ?
Cheers
Thorsten
Good evening everyone !
My girlfriend has an old defiance 2 with the wi fi adapter Inter AC 7260 and lately she started having awful lag spikes in online games like League of Legends. We both tried same wi fi network to make sure it wasn't the network itself being problematic but I get about 50-70 ms and she goes as high as 500 even for minutes at a time.
I tried reinstalling the windows and it worked for a few days. Then I tried unistalling and reinstalling the latest drivers. It didn't work at all.
I even tried this fix I found on a forum :
"- 802.11n channel Width for 2.4Ghz conenctions to 20mhz ONLY (Defualt is Auto)
- Prefered Band 2.4Ghz (Defualt is Auto)
- Roaming Agressiveness 1. Lowest (Defualt is 3. Medium)
- Wireless mode 802.11b/g (Defualt is 802.11a/b/g)" but it didn't work at all. Sometimes she gets spikes for about 5 seconds with the highest being 399 ms and then it gets back to 60-70. But this is still awful because a second in a team game can make the difference between win and loss.
The laptop also has a GTX 970M, intel I7 4710 HQ, 16 gb ram, CLEVO P65_P67SE (socket 0) motherboard.
Any ideas for a fix ?
Worth mentioning is that we tried 3 different wi fi networks with the same result.
I just replaced a router and my backup PC running on Win 7 can not connect to the internet. I have tried all suggested solutions I found on the net, have been on tech chat a few times, all to no avail.
All other devices I have were detected by the new router, including the one not connecting. I have had many problems with Win 7 updates, some never installed no matter what I did. Also, could never get Win 10 to download.
On Device Manager, the "Other Devices" is not listed. The network driver I have is a 10.0.6.0 vers. 2 Gigabit from 2009.
Would an external network adapter work?
Hi all, I was hoping I might find a solution other than buying a new wireless adapter. I am currently unable to detect a wireless signal, and the wifi LED is off- however, the Bluetooth works fine.
I'm running Windows 10 64 bit, and I have a MSI Z170A Gaming Pro motherboard. Both are up to date.
I'm not terribly computer savvy, but I've tried the following without success:
I cannot tell if anything truly triggered this or not: I simply booted my pc up a couple weeks ago and wasn't able to connect.
Thanks,
-Kayla.
I have a 9560ngw M.2 card. I am looking for the antenna that goes with it. Or one that is compatible. Also need a driver. Thanks, kip714
Update: I found the drivers, installed, system still doesn't recognize it.
Message was edited by: Hugh O'Connor III
Hello INTEL,
I admired the new feature of 9260NGW very much.
Since the brief of 9260NGW mentioned the supported OS are Win 10 and Google Chrome OS, I would like to know where I can get the 9260NGW driver for Chrome OS.
Thank you very much.
Best,
Lenovo e570 20H5009MUS supposed to have AC8265.
Was Windows 7 upgraded or restored to Windows 10 - original Lenovo software was wiped off.
No wireless adapter showing in device manager - "show hidden devices" is on.
Bluetooth is showing there - AC8265 handles both?
There is no physical wifi radio switch. Installed Lenovo service center and hotkey software. Function key shows only bluetooth on/off. Lenovo's troubleshootier also doesn't see the wireless, nor does Windows network troubleshooter. Took a quick look under laptop, the adapter is present.
In BIOS, it was enabled; we disabled it then re-enabled it, it didn't help.
What troubleshooting can we try before invoking warranty support ?
Hello all,
it seems my laptop with Intel AC-8265 doesn't support MU-MIMO.
I'm using ASUS-RT88U as gateway, and it proves it works with Samsung S7 for MU-MIMO. but when connecting AC-8265 ( install on my DELL laptop) with Intel PROSet/Wireless WiFi Software version = 20.10.2
During the capture packets, it shows Sounding and MU request send to AC-8265, but still get SU feedback.
please help to check how to enable the MU-MIMO for AC-8265
Thanks
This is regarding wireless connection. Worked okay before new router.
Issue: Yellow triangle shows for internet connection, says no internet access, no available networks show.
There is no wireless driver listed in device manager. The only network driver listed is an Intel 2gigabit 10.0.6.0 from 2009.
Could not do a print out of the system as the printer for that PC is currently down.
Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit (6.1 Build 7600)
Model: HP Pavilion AU850AA-ABA e9290f.
Bios: Bios date 10/29/09 10:04:56 ver: 5.24
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM)i7 CPU 920@ 2.6 7GHz (8CPU's~2.7GHz
Memory: 8192MB Ram
Page File: 1716MB Used 14647MB Available
DirectX: DirectX 11
Hi
I'm having a rather odd problem with the 8265 Wireless card, on an Asus N580VD. The wireless card is available immediately after reboot, but after a few minutes, it disappears from device manager, never to be seen again until the next reboot, with the consequent loss in wireless connectivity.
The event viewer has the following information on the issue:
Origin: Netwtw06
Description: Intel(R) Dual Band Wireless-AC 8265 : The network adapter has returned an invalid value to the driver.
Description: 5035 - Driver OSC Pending OID watchdog
Description: Intel(R) Dual Band Wireless-AC 8265 : Has determined that the network adapter is not functioning properly.
This goes on and on several hundred times. I have to reboot to see the wireless card again, but then this whole thing starts over.
The laptop itself doesn't seem to be the culprit, as I have other 2 Asus N580VD laptops with the exact same software configurations among them and only one of them displays the issue.
I have already done the following:
The issue started happening after the latest Windows 10 update 1803, but that may have been a coincidence, because I have the other 2 laptops with the same Windows 10 version 1803 and they're working fine.
Is it possible that the card is faulty in some way? Bluetooth is working just fine, and I understand is the same device that provides both functionalities, right?
I'm at a loss... please help!
I have been working on two HP ProDesk 400 G3 Mini computers. I happened to look at Device Manager and noticed that no Bluetooth showed although the Intel 7260-N supposedly has Bluetooth. I upgraded them to the latest BIOS and installed the latest Bluetooth driver for them from the HP site, but still nothing shows up. I checked BIOS and Bluetooth seems to be enabled there. Any ideas?
JohnD
After the computer has been in sleep mode for a longer time and comes back up, the wifi download speed is less than 20mbit. If I simply disable and then enable the card it comes back to full speed.
The computer is a brand new Lenovo 720s and I need to know if I must return it - could it be a hardware defect? Both BIOS and drivers are up to date.
no puedo conectarme a una red wifi me dice que es interruptor de radio esta desastivado y el driver esta actulizado a lo ultimo tengo windows 7 pro 32 bit
Hi
My wireless and bluetooth have been working great until this afternoon when I tried to connect my wireless keyboard. It connected initially but then the connection dropped out. When I checked the Windows Notifications the bluetooth icon had disappeared. I checked the bluetooth in Settings by trying to connect a new device and it says the bluetooth is not on.
I've checked Device Manager and according the properties the Bluetooth device is working properly but it is causing Device Manager to refresh every couple of seconds.This stops when I disable bluetooth.
I have run the Intel Driver & Support Assistant and have the latest drivers installed.
I'm running Windows 10
Any help is appreciated.