Driver or hardware related issues

 · An outdated Qualcomm adapter driver can also cause Wi-Fi issues. If you are not using the latest Qualcomm adapter driver, you need to update it to see whether it can fix your Wi-Fi issue. 1. Open Device Driver. 2. Expand Network adapters. 3. Right-click on Qualcomm Atheros QCA61x4A Wireless Network Adapter and then select Uninstall device. 4.  · The latest wireless drivers are likely the problem, and are a complete disaster. They are very buggy and unstable - even the latest release. Earlier releases were more stable but had other nasty defects such as unable to see WPA3 SSIDs etc. A recall will just mean you get new hardware when I think the underlying problem is the software/drivers. Which is .  · To fix your Wi-FI driver problem, I suggest: Download the Wi-Fi driver package from your machine Support page, Uninstall the driver from Add/Remove software or Apps and Features, REBOOT; Re-open Device Manager, Network Adapters, Right-click Intel(R) Wireless-AC MHz, Select Uninstall Device, Check the box Delete the driver software for this .

An outdated or incompatible Wireless and Network Driver may be preventing you from accessing the Internet. Driver errors occur due to various reasons. The good news is that they are easy to resolve. In fact, you can troubleshoot most Wireless and Network Driver problems in a matter of minutes. Old title: Wifi adapter/ driver problem. My laptop just undated to windows 10 a few days ago. It worked fine until today. It looks like the wifi driver is having a problem. Here's what I found after troubleshooting: The 1*1 b/g/n Wireless LAN PCI Express Half Mini Card Adapter adapter is experiencing driver- or hardware-related problems. The latest wireless drivers are likely the problem, and are a complete disaster. They are very buggy and unstable - even the latest release. Earlier releases were more stable but had other nasty defects such as unable to see WPA3 SSIDs etc. A recall will just mean you get new hardware when I think the underlying problem is the software/drivers. Which is a real shame because it seems that the hardware is very good and the wireless feature set is right at the top. But without good.

7 មេសា When I troubleshoot the problem, it says that the "Intel (R) Wi-Fi AX MHz adapter is experiencing driver - or hardware - related problems. It said The Intel(R) Wi-Fi 6 AX MHz adapter is experiencing driver- or hardware-related problems. This is a brand new laptop. This can cause Windows to detect the device as new and reinstall required drivers. Additionally, this will solve problems related to a specific USB port.