Hi,
Intel Driver Support Assistant notified me that my Bluetooth driver is in error status and there is new version so I decided to upgrade
I uninstalled my Bluetooth driver from Device Manager, clean Temporary Files and reboot my lap. However, when I run the installation, it give me this:
Any idea how I can install the Bluetooth driver?
Hi, I have been having issues with my wifi card. My earlier card on my laptop was discontinued and I couldnt get the drivers for it. Which lead me to buy a new wifi card the dual band AC 7260. Install went fine and now it generates a code 10 and states the device cannot start. Why is this happening and how can I fix it. I have followed your steps listed on some other threads. Uninstalling it, clearing the temp files, installing it again etc. but same result.
Please help. Am really frustrated with your products now.
Hi all,
AC 7260 WIFI module is used in our machine and blue screen appears from time to time.
The BSoD code is 0x0000009F and the message include "DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE" as show in the attached images.
We used debug tool to analyse the dump file, it seemed the BSoD has something to do with VWIFIBUS.SYS which is relevant with the WIFI module. A screenshot of the result of the analysis is shown below:
System information:
Chip set of mother-board: QM77 express
OS: Windows 7 embedded 32-bit
WIFI module: AC 7260
Version of driver of WIFI module: 18.33.3.2 (2016/5/3)
Please give me suggestion how to deal with this issue.
I really appreciate your help.
Thanks.
HP ENVY AE102NE currently doesn't support AC Wifi. Looking out for the latest AC PCIe Card.
Current CARD: BROADCOM Wifi Card BCM943142YHN NGFF 2.4ghz b/g/n Bluetooth 4.0 Mini Card
How can I fix this error?
I'm connected through Ethernet cable and my network card supposed to host the wireless network is the "Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 8265",
whose driver is updated to the latest version (20.70.0.5),
running on an updated Windows 10 Home x64 v1803 operating system.
Thank you very much for your help.
I had bought this card: Intel-9260-NGW-WiFi-BT-5-0-Card-Dual-Band-WLAN-M-2-NGFF-1-73Gbps-01AX769-W25 https://www.ebay.com/itm/Intel-9260-NGW-WiFi-BT-5-0-Card-Dual-Band-WLAN-M-2-NGFF-1-73Gbps-01AX769-W25-/232756669233
The hardware Id is:
PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_2526&SUBSYS_00148086&REV_29
I have this Dell XPS 15 9570 computer:
1 210-AOYM XPS 15 (9570)
1 486-27723 CNX97007
1 338-BOMR 8th Generation Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-8950HK Processor (12M Cache, up to 4.8 GHz, 6 cores)
1 370-AEFR 32GB (2x16GB) DDR4 2666MHz
1 490-BEMR NVIDIA(R) GeForce(R) GTX 1050Ti with 4GB GDDR5
I'm using Windows 10.
The thing is my network connection doesn't go faster than 866.7 Mbps.
From what I can read, that's wave 1. Reference: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000005725/network-and-i-o/wireless-networking.html
But, I get 1.3 Gbps with my old MacBook Pro using both of my routers:
I'm using this latest driver: https://downloadcenter.intel.com/product/99445/Intel-Wireless-AC-9260I had connected both antennas into the card like this picture: https://imgur.com/OiKY6BtSo, my question are:
Thanks!
I see some rhombus instead of the product name in a windows device manager:
I tried to find an answer, and I found that a reason can be in absent fonts :
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/3083806/why-does-some-text-display-with-square-boxes-in-some-apps-on-windows-1
I can install the necessary fonts by myself, just what fonts I need if indeed the fault connected with fonts absent
Dear Intel,
Your wireless adapters are essentially inescapable and yet, despite rather reasonable hardware, are utterly useless for any application requiring a stable latency. And the worst part is that it's not even a crippling hardware defect, nor is it some impossible to solve issue tied to core functionality. It literally comes from you disabling a previously available feature, and it's driving me nuts. So I'm really just venting. I don't expect anyone to care, nor do I expect anything to change. You have had years to listen to the community and make the simple change. But no. You're Intel, and you're big and mighty, and you just can't be bothered.
What am I talking about? I'm talking about your wireless card's insistence on roaming for a stronger wireless access point, no matter what 'Roaming Aggressiveness' setting you select. Mind you, this completely contradicts your own documentation, which states that it "doesn't roam" except in cases of "significant link quality degradation". (Wi-Fi Roaming Aggressiveness ) Well apparently -32dBm is considered 'significant link quality degradation', because it still bloody roams every 10 minutes on the dot. And god forbid I move into the next room with -40dBm. That's extra significant degradation, so roaming every minute is appropriate. And it's not like it's a minor disruption. It's 2-3 seconds of effectively dropped packets to the router, as the latency spikes from 1ms to 120+.
But you know what the real icing on the cake is for me? YOU TOOK AWAY THE ABILITY TO ACTUALLY TURN IT OFF!!! See, you used to be able to do a regedit and actually disable roaming. See, I've had the unique displeasure of having to deal with your 3160, 7260, 7265, 8260 and now, the 9260. And you have actually made the problem worse. The ScanWhenAssociated setting used to actually exist in the registry. You just went in, set it to 0, and off you went to the races with excellent connection quality. Then with driver updates and some irritated users on your forums, you quietly removed the registry value. Luckily, you could still manually add it. Bam! Like magic, the seemingly worthless dumpster fire of a wireless adapter went from being worse than a USB dongle adapter, to an actually reasonable and usable device. And so it was, all the way up through driver version 17.15.05. Then came driver version 18, and you just had to disable it didn't you? Just couldn't stand your devices actually behaving the way users wanted them to, and the way your documentation claims they do. Nooooo, that's just not the way of important modern companies. You needed to take a perfectly working 7260 and turn it back into a worthless trash heap. Luckily, I had a back-up of the good old driver, and happily restored my card to working condition. But fast-forward a couple of years, the newer generations of cards don't run on the older drivers, and you still haven't re-enabled the ability to turn off the stupid roaming.
And so, here I am, ranting. Why? Because I felt like it, and because I wanted to be sure you knew exactly why I will never recommend your adapters to anyone and strongly advise they go with a solution from Broadcom, D-Link, or even Realtek any time they can.
Have a pleasant whatever-time-of-day-it-is. Call me when you re-enable the ability to turn off roaming.
Hello,
I'm use AC 9260 adapter with latest drivers:
Intel® Wireless Bluetooth® Windows® 10 x64 Ver 20.70.0
Intel® PROSet/Wireless driver Windows® 10 x64 Ver 20.70.0
When I tray to connect to AC 9260 using Bluetooth in BLE 5.0 mode from our device based on Nordic nRF52840chip, AC 9260 allow only connect in BLE 4.0 mode:
PHY: 1 Mbps, ATT MTU = 23 bytes, Data_Length 27, Connection interval: 7.5 millisecs and reject any other option.
Please tell me, how can I enable BLE 5.0 in AC 9260?
Thanks,
Gregory
Hello.
I capture traffic with Microsoft Network Monitor 3.4 and get a strange behavior with an Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 8260 card (WMM certified, driver 19.10.13.1), connected to a Cisco Access point (2702I) with QoS enable.
IP packet are well tagged on both direction (up and downstream) as DSCP 46 for voice traffic by the application, but:
- in downstream, Qos Control Priority (UP) is set to 6 (AC_VO voice) by the access point: this is a correct comportement
- in upstream, no mark of any : this is the purpose of my question
Does the wireless card able to set the WMM UP field? Is anybody have more information about this?
Had this problem at on place - changed password on router - problem gone.
Now at another place where I dont have access to router I cannot connect.
For sure I have correct password - my phone connect without any problems.
Driver updated to latest, adapter reseted many times
I see many this kind of problems on web but none solid solution.
What's the problem?
Hi,
Intel Driver Support Assistant notified me that my Bluetooth driver is in error status and there is new version so I decided to upgrade
I uninstalled my Bluetooth driver from Device Manager, clean Temporary Files and reboot my lap. However, when I run the installation, it give me this:
Any idea how I can install the Bluetooth driver?
Hello,
we have a some problems with wifi roaming. Wifi adapter roaming no matter if signal strength is excellent or not. Roaming agresivity setting have no influence on this behavior.
Do you have any experience with this behavior or any suggestions what could be root cause of this issue? Am I able to find some detailed logs in Windows, which can describe why network adapter roam to different AP?
Thanks in advance,
Jan
Hi,
I would like to use a Dual Band Wireless - AC 8260 to design a WiFI/BTH generator.
I need electrical/mechanical pinout of M.2 connector used by this module (type E).
In internet I found mechanical specification of M.2 connector type M or Type B,
but nothing about Type E, mechanical and first of all electrical pinout.
So I do not know pin for USB 2.0 interface and I have doubts about pin for PCIe.
Can you help me, please ?
BR
alfarf
Hello there.
To my disappointment, I find that several wireless cards that have been manufactured by Intel for OEMs, and in this case, Lenovo, are disregarded by the Intel Wireless drivers for Windows (example). These cards are parts that are given FRU numbers by Lenovo. They work fine on Linux systems, supported by the iwlwifi kernel driver.
The issue comes in Windows, where Intel actually has checks in place for specific PCI DEVICE IDs in the .sys files of the drivers and prohibits them from working unless the whole system is from Lenovo.
I can confirm some IDs that will show a Code 10 error in Device Manager on such systems.
These devices, which actually work perfectly fine with the current drivers are explicitly blocked from operation on non-Lenovo systems. I would like to ask WHY that is. Why not let them work, like in Linux systems? I am honestly disappointed with this practice.
Hello,
I have a Windows 10 1803 64-bit Lenovo Yoga (all latest updates installed) with Intel Wireless-N 7260. Within the last few months, wireless is taking approx 60-sec to connect when the system boots or comes out of sleep. Once it connects the connection is great (never drops). The system is about 10ft from the wireless access point and initial connection behavior is repeatable regardless how close I get to the AP or if I go to a different location (e.g., library).
Intel® Driver & Support Assistant reports the system is running the latest driver (4/29/2018 - 18.33.13.4) and this behavior started either around the last Intel drive update (around when Windows 10 1803 shipped) - so I can't tell if it is a Windows issue, Intel issue or combined. The 7260 wireless worked great with all previous Win 10 builds (I kept updating the 7206 driver as the Intel Drive and Support Assistant published them). I'd prefer not to rollback to Win 10 1709.
Questions
- Are their any Intel diagnostics I can run?
- Is there a newer driver we can try that hasn't been published yet via the Intel Drive and Support Assistant?
Thanks!
Hi, I have been having issues with my wifi card. My earlier card on my laptop was discontinued and I couldnt get the drivers for it. Which lead me to buy a new wifi card the dual band AC 7260. Install went fine and now it generates a code 10 and states the device cannot start. Why is this happening and how can I fix it. I have followed your steps listed on some other threads. Uninstalling it, clearing the temp files, installing it again etc. but same result.
Please help. Am really frustrated with your products now.
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.
When i am using wifi connection, and download, the system has high buffer underruns, the sound is horrible, the cursor is moving strange...
When i am doing the same thing on the Network adapters, everything works fine.
I have the latest drivers for Intel WIerless-N 7260
Test results:
Your system appears to be having trouble handling real-time audio and other task.
You experience buffer underruns appering as drop outs, clicks or pops.
One or more DPC routines that belong to a driver running in your system apper to be executing far too long.
At least one detected problem appears to be network related.
Adapter info:
18.33.13.4
Up to date
How can I fix this error?
I'm connected through Ethernet cable and my network adapter supposed to host the wireless network is the "Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 8265",
whose driver is updated to the latest version (20.70.0.5),
running on an updated Windows 10 Home x64 v1803 operating system.
Thank you very much for your help.
EDIT: I just tried to connect to a WiFi network (instead of Ethernet) and then share the connection through a mobile hotspot and it worked! What could the problem be?
