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As well, even this particular driver and setting isn't "flawless", it sometimes disconnects also, but just very briefly and rarely. I should note I also changed my Wireless Radio channel, and that also helped, but with auto or others it's would drop more. Now, I also see, that your latest driver (one released just prior to ) has BOTH of those settings set the way I do, unfortunately you've done something else to it so it actually constantly disconnects the same as all other drivers. Of course, that doesn't make sense because Atheros has killer?.Īnyway, With the 7260 the ONLY driver I can find to get to work is the 16.0.0.62 Microsoft version the default of Win 8.1.Įven then, it connects to "g" ONLY and not "n" like it should, and on the 2.4Ghz I put to AUTO and on Roaming Aggressive I put HIGHEST. I've spent 4 days and 5 hours a sleep a night strait on this issue just on this card alone, and this is an issue across various cards, more so yours, but others also, Atheros only other that I know, and killer, but I heard they have you under them.

Or is that just telling me what my router is capable of? I don't think so right? Doesn't make sense, Windows in Task Manager is telling me I'm connected to "g"? Installed "InSSIDer for Home" Wireless monitor and it's saying I'm connected to "n" not "g"? although, I don't think it matters which I use, since it's clearly the "802.11n" that is at issue, so as long as I don't connect with that, I'm good. Please fix whatever is wrong with your "n" network connection and certain mainstream routers.Īlso, I'm using the default Microsoft driver 16.0.0.62.

But, this is only a workaround, I guess I'm loosing internet speed/strength by not connecting to the "n" network? I can disable through the router, telling it to only use the "b & g" networks, but if this happens in the future like if I travel, or if my roommate who's a jerk decides to change the box login (he doesn't know I've went in, and not telling him because he is a jerk (long story) ), I need to be able to stop my computer using the "n" network.Īnyway, I've confirmed, tested 2 hours now, it's working, not a single noticed drop.

#Intel 4965agn replacement to ac adapter how to

I need to know how to disable the "n" on my end just in case the router and laptop decides to connect to the "n" network again. Of course, I was still connecting to the "n" network, not "g" so I'm guessing the "n" network is the problem with certain routers and intel and otherwise cards especially on Win8 (some also apparently on Win7 depending on driver).

I've set these settings before and they did nothing. Now, it could be that my router is simply selecting "g" for the moment, I don't know, there isn't a setting in Advanced for disabling 802.11n in the 7260.Īnyone know how to disable the "n" in the 7260?ĭid setting the "Auto" above simply make it connect to the best network? The wireless has been now connecting to 802.11g "g" not "n", and I've had perfect connection.Ĭlearly 802.11n "n" is the problem. Set Roaming Aggressiveness to - HIGHESTģ. Set 802.11n channel width for band 2.4mhz to - AUTOĢ. Finally have "sort of" solved this thing.ġ. Anyone else actually have a 7260 thats rock solid and if so, how did you do it?Īlright.

#Intel 4965agn replacement to ac adapter drivers

I'm using all the latest newest drivers on all my laptops and i just can't believe how troublesome these 7260's are. I had a bigfoot card in there previously and NEVER had any problems with losing wireless connections. authenticating wireless profile XXXXX every minute!!!!!! This can't be right?Ĭomputer # 2 is an XPS 15 running windows 7 home and I get the same problems as computer # 1 just not as many chrome ERR pages.Ĭomputer # 3 is an Alienware M18 and it consistantly drops the wireless connection too. In my intel event viewer I get around 3 lines marked Information.

#Intel 4965agn replacement to ac adapter windows 8

They are horrible, I cannot keep a consistent connection with my router.Ĭomputer # 1 is a Dell 7720 running windows 8 and all I keep getting is constant unable to access network page errors that only say on a chrome web page: Hi there, I just excitedly bought 3 AC7260 cards for all our laptops in the house cause we upgraded our router to the RT-AC66U and let me tell you I am soooooo NOT impressed with these cards.