Windows 10 suspected wireless LAN card driver issues

Private_Lollygag

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After an installation of windows 10, my internet connection freaked out a little bit and after a restart, it returned back to normal. Now the trouble has returned and it won't fix itself.

(For some reason, my modem has 2 names on my computer, (scottfamily & scottfamily 2) despite being the same network, but that's not important). When I connect to either of these networks, my internet connection works for about 10 seconds then stops working [but still showing that I'm connected to the modem with full bars, I just cant use the internet]. If I disconnect from say scottfamily, then reconnect to scottfamily 2, again, the internet works for 10 seconds then stops.

I've put it down to a driver issue since I've recently upgraded to win10, but there are no drivers for my ethernet controller or LAN card available online (yet?). Also, when I look at my 'wireless network connection status' It shows: IPv4 - Internet, but IPv6 - No network access, as well, apparently I'm still receiving and sending bytes; I don't know what's going on...

If you can help diagnose the real problem or help me to find some drivers that do work, i'd be grateful.


Wireless LAN card: 802.11n wireless card
Manufacturer: Ralink Technology, Corp

'Ethernet Controller': Atheros AR8151 PCI-E gigabit ethernet controller (NDIS 6.20)
Manufacturer: Qualcomm Atheros
 
Disconnect and forget networks.

Best way to do this is to open command prompt as admin and issuing command ..

netsh wlan show profiles .. for wifi

netsh lan show profiles .. for wired

This will show you all the wifi SSID's that you have connected to, now delete the ones you don't want by issuing command ..

netsh wlan delete profile "SSID NAME"

Now connect to the 5Ghz wifi.