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Accepted Solutions. Level Message 8 of 8. BearByte wrote: Could reverting back to Windows 7 fix the problem? Tags 2. Tags: intel centrino wireless-n Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Message 2 of 8. Message 3 of 8. BearByte wrote: bump BearByte You did not do your homework: checking available drivers before upgrade.

Hope this helps. Message 4 of 8. Message 5 of 8. Message 6 of 8. So, would reverting back to Windows 7 fix the problem? BTW, couldn't I get another Would that work? Message 7 of 8. Could reverting back to Windows 7 fix the problem? Type :. Automatically install drivers with Driver Fusion.

Centrino Wireless-N Version: Date: 30 April INF files: netwsn Download driver Windows 11, 10, 8. Date: 17 November Date: 26 January Date: 04 January INF files: netwxn Date: 08 December Date: 24 November Date: 02 July Now you can make a PM for Scott.

Please send me the latest BIOS for dh77kc. Uninstalled what wireless adapter? Are you exactly following the algorithm I detailed above? Oh, ok, you didn't say that well and had me all confused. I thought you were saying you removed the adapter, not the driver. So, you uninstalled the driver s and then rebooted. Next you invoked the installer executable that I provided to start installing the driver package - but the installer is failing saying that no adapter is present?

Now, throughout all of this, you haven't physically touched the adapter at all, right? At the same time, you are still completely disconnected from the Internet, right? Ok, something strange going on here. I need more information. Select all data categories, generate the report and then have the tool Save the report to a text file. Don't try to use the tool's Submit capability; it doesn't work. Finally, using the Drag and drop here or browse files to attach dialog below the edit box for the body of your response post, upload and attach this file to the response post.

The event log data included at the end of the SSU report are telling me that the version of the driver that is installed is not the right version for the Centrino Wireless-N card.

Now, the version of the driver that I provided was from the last release of the wireless drivers that Intel included support for this card. These two points would appear to be in conflict. After doing some investigation, I discovered that, while this is the right version of the drivers, support for the Centrino Wireless-N card was only provided for Windows 7 and Windows 8. That is, the Windows 10 driver package does not include a driver for this card.

I believe that this inbox support is essentially a port of the Windows 8. Now, this driver was provided on a best-effort basis, meaning that if it works, great, but if it doesn't, well, you really have no recourse.

Ok, all that said, what you need to do is uninstall the driver package that you installed and return to the Microsoft-supplied inbox driver. For more complete information about compiler optimizations, see our Optimization Notice. AKuma Beginner. All forum topics Previous topic Next topic. Thank you for understanding. Best Regards, Andrew G. Intel Customer Support Technician. Copy link. Hope this helps,