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#Broadcom 802.11ac network adapter driver windows 8.1 driver#
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Raffai, what is the setup of your router? Custom firmware? Do you have QoS turned on? Is WMM enabled under advanced wireless settings (option may or may not show in your firmware)? It certainly doesn't seem to affect everyone or the same set of network hardware.

#Broadcom 802.11ac network adapter driver windows 8.1 driver#

Maybe a driver issue, or something with the chipset? Could be related to interference or some combination of events that only a few of us experience. without issue' and then 'badly unstable'.Ĭan you use the RT-N66U and do you have problem only with the RT-AC68U? Have you ever tried G network? In this case it seems, this chip works only with N networks flawlessly. Killing P4G definitely helped my machine in general, but the WiFi is still badly unstable.'įirst time was 'work fine. 'I also use a couple of Asus RT-N66U as access points and they seem to work fine (both are running Tomato). Psy-q: do you have also this Broadcom type? I don't get that you wrote: And probably can I then use the wifi home, and anywhere else could be occur this issue again. Simply have I also no ideas, why this is.

Tomorrow will I interchange the routers and hope the best. I am home now and talking Skype on the G network of the Linksys is still bad, the drop is in every 5 mins there.īut this Linksys is just an AP: the modem is connected with a cheap D-link DIR-600 that my ISP gave me, and to get a better signal quality in every room, the linksys is with an ethernet cable to the D-link connected.Īs I talked on Skype secondly, I went in the living room and used the wifi of the D-link (72Mbps, 802.11n), so was everything fine. Have you tested against other routers? How are Wifi connections made away from home? I have also seen incompatible routers for just about every wifi card I have ever used - so you might have just gotten unlucky and your router isn't compatible - again, not a reason to reject the G750 / Wifi card. I have used the same Broadcom 802.11ac Wifi card, in a JX, to connect to a Dlink DIR-615, DIR-655, Netgear WNDR-3700, Asus RT-AC66, and lots of client routers - all at high speed with reliable connections - the model Wifi card is very good in general. I wouldn't RMA the G750 for a failure in connecting via Wifi to 1 router, I would replace the router. What is the router make/model and firmware version? Why limit to 54mbps? If you use WPA2/AES authentication you will get maximum speed connections over 54mbps. I normally recommend uninstalling Power4Gear for other reasons - it takes over my manually set / tuned power plans - and recommend running the Windows Balanced Power Plan for most of the time and High Performance power plan for benchmarking. Peter, you could try uninstalling Asus Power4Gear, as Maxter reported his Wifi connections improved: Netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabledĨ) 0-day image recovered, issue still there.ĩ) Acer has a newer driver: 6.30.223.234, helps not.ĭo you have any other ideas, or should I send back the notebook in the sevice center?ĭo you have any other ideas, or should I send back the notebook in the service center? Under devicemanager/Network/Broadcom 802.11 network adapter/Properties/Advanced WMM is deactivated.Ħ) In the command line are these started:

#Broadcom 802.11ac network adapter driver windows 8.1 windows 8.1#

I travel a lot, so I have tried now at least 5 different network.ġ) The router is configured home to fix 54Mbps (network type is G), signal strength is max.Ģ) Windows 8.1 is fully updated, BIOS (206) und WLAN Driver (6.30.223.228) are also up to date.ģ) Hardwarereset (without battery the turn on button for 25-30 sec pushed).Ĥ) Under power options/advanced options/wireless adapter settings are on max performance on battery and plugged in, too.ĥ) Devicemanager/Network/Broadcom 802.11 network adapter/Properties/power managent: Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power is unchecked.

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I have started to stream the same online radio on the notebook and on a pc that has an usb-wifi adapter, and the drop was just on the asus + this pc on the same network has not skype problems. You can imagine how irritating can this be when I am talking on skype or try to play online. It drops the connection on the notebook in every 5 min for 1-2sec. The machine ist just 2 months old, under this time I have tried everything, but can't find a solution: My problem is with the Broadcom 802.11AC wifi.