#Intel ac 8260 drivers windows 10 driver
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#Intel ac 8260 drivers windows 10 windows

Could please confirm that this laptop came with this wireless adapter installed by factory or was it installed later?

#Intel ac 8260 drivers windows 10 windows

I've even gone as far as a clean Windows reinstall, but am having the same issue.Īny advice as to how I might be able to resolve this would be very much appreciated!Īccording to your report, we understand you are experiencing no connection when attempting to browse using Internet and that you already tried a clean installation of the OS to no avail. I've tried using both the manufacturer-provided and latest version (18.40.0) of the drivers, but the issue is the same with both. No other devices on the same network have any similar issue. There doesn't appear to be any specific interval at which this occurs and it seems to be very variable - it can recur within minutes, or at other times be a few hours before it happens. I can readily re-establish a connection by disconnecting and reconnecting immediately (or disabling and re-enabling wifi), but the frequency of this issue is becoming very frustrating. The symptoms are that the connection still appears to remain active (so the network indicator in Windows reports that the connection is still active) and I can see continuing 'sent' activity in the wifi status dialog, but 'received' activity is minimal and web browsers report no connection and/or DNS errors.

#Intel ac 8260 drivers windows 10 driver

I am not sure removing ( sudo modprobe -r iwlwifi) and inserting ( sudo modprobe iwlwifi 11n_disable=1 or whatever options) the driver module is enough.įor instance, I would try 11n_disable=1 or 8, bt_coex_active=0, power_save=0, power_level=3, disable_11ac=1, disable_11ax=1, remove_when_gone=0, one at a time.I have a new laptop that includes the Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 8260 network adapter, and have been having a persistent issue with my wireless connection stopping responding. To file /etc/modprobe.d/nf, to change driver options.

So I suggest you check the options of the driver with modinfo iwlwifi. ( This article in German might help, but I didn't translate it). This thread about a driver bug may be related, and it suggests some tweaking with power management might help. This reports exactly the same, with no solution.

#Intel ac 8260 drivers windows 10 code

What could be the culprit here? What does Error Code -110 mean? How could I investigate further? Curiously, everything works out of the box on Windows and Arch (with the same driver version). I additionally tested on Ubuntu 20.04 and Manjaro with the same outcome. Unloading and loading the the modules iwlmvm and iwlwifi with rmmod und modprobe after startup gives the same errors.

I tried older ucode versions by renaming the newer ones but to no avail. Testet on a fresh installed Ubuntu 21.10 with all packages updated. iwlwifi 0000:04:00.0: Master Disable Timed Out, 100 usec iwlwifi 0000:04:00.0: Couldn't prepare the card When I boot without ethernet cable dmesg then gives me: iwlwifi 0000:04:00.0: enabling device (0000 -> 0002) This boot-with-ethernet-cable procedure doesn't work, when the cable isn't connected to a router/network on the other end.Īfter booting, the ethernet cable can be unplugged and Wifi continues to work just fine. When the cable is not plugged in, Ubuntu behaves like there is no physical Wifi card/module.

Wifi only seems to work, when I boot Ubuntu with the ethernet cable plugged in.