Here's the thing intel keeps releasing drivers that are never fixing this problem there are multiple complaints about this on the forums. I have had nothing but trouble with these wireless cards and there constant disconnects all they keep doing is staying connected for about an hour and then switching over to limited connectivity both computers are on Windows 8.1 and both have been reinstalled in order to verify that the original factory installed copy of windows wasn't corrupt and causing the wireless problem. While the other is a Sony VAIO SVT212 with a 7260-N Dual Band Card. I have just spent $2,633 on two new computers one is a HP Split X2 Ultrabook with a 7260-N Wireless card. I have never been so unhappy with windows products in my life. Secondly, might anyone know if the Intel "My WiFi Dashboard" is compatible with the AC 7265 ? It is, per the listings compatible with the 7260. I also wonder if it was purposely "disconnected: by Intel or HP tpo prevent interference with the Intel Wireless - AC 7265 ? Apparently it is enabled but not "connected". The Properties window says I should "reconnect" to use the adapter. there seems to be some generic bluetooth software/drivers from Microsoft dating from 2006 that seem to active also) has been completed updated (software and drivers) at least once in the last several months. I do know that the software for my Bluetooth (Intel's software. Under its Properties, it said it is "Disconnected". One was deleted in October of 2014 and the other, designated by the computer as MWFDVA # 2 was apparently installed in December of 2014. In Device Manager, there are 2 devices with the same name (which will be called MWFDVA to save me typing time). My computer "warned" me, after an HP update a few days ago, that the Microsoft Adapter was not connected. įirst, Microsoft Wi-Fi Direct Virtual Adapter. The insert syntax highlighting feature seems a bit glitchy, so you may see some unexpected line endings. I've tried several permutations of selected components in setup.xml.
Setup invariably fails with "Exception: Configuration Error: Unable to apply configuration: setup.xml". Setup.exe -q -l C:\ProsetInstall.log -c setup.xml I want to do a silent, unattended installation, and used the following command to attempt this:
I downloaded and extracted the v.17.0.1.5 "Kona Intel Wireless Driver for 64-bit Windows" from Lenovo.
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