Windows 10 compatible PCI Wifi card?
- Thread starter raybluerb
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- Oct 11, 2014
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Have you verified that the card is firmly seated into the PCI slot?
Are the antenna's fully threaded on? Have you tried re-orienting the antennas?
How about an antenna extension cable that will allow you to raise an antenna up higher or otherwise move up and about.
Or just for testing, raise the entire case up and test for awhile.
Just the one computer or do other devices have problems?
What about other wireless networks in your area? Could be a congestion problem. Or possibly some source of interference.
And do not forget the router/wireless modem end. Check that its connections are all fully in and snug. Move the router/wireless modem some if you can.
Are the antenna's fully threaded on? Have you tried re-orienting the antennas?
How about an antenna extension cable that will allow you to raise an antenna up higher or otherwise move up and about.
Or just for testing, raise the entire case up and test for awhile.
Just the one computer or do other devices have problems?
What about other wireless networks in your area? Could be a congestion problem. Or possibly some source of interference.
And do not forget the router/wireless modem end. Check that its connections are all fully in and snug. Move the router/wireless modem some if you can.
OnePositiveDude
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- May 20, 2016
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This is a problem with Windows 10 and TPLink drivers its well documented by the 30 threads on here though nobody has a solution.
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