intel dual band wireless ac 7265 problems

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Persistent lag / high latency delayed the screen redraw response by a up to a few seconds and even sometimes left redraw artifacts. I had first noticed the problem when using Remote Desktop to connect to a remote host. The powershell Disable-NetAdapterRsc -Name Wi-fi solution worked perfectly ON a high-end ZBook Studio G4 with an Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 8265.

#Intel dual band wireless ac 7265 problems Pc#

The info given in this thread, looks good and promising - will see if I can get back on my client's PC and try some of this stuff.

#Intel dual band wireless ac 7265 problems driver#

Is there another wee util I could get him to run that will provide driver info perhaps? I'm also a bit worried that the Speccy report might not contain the info I need.

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stop Windows Update from stuffing up his PC again. (I made a wee Sway site for my client.)īe keen to hear how I might achieve what I need to do - ie. I need to identify the driver and stop it from updating.

Then Windows Update (presumably) comes along a few days later and kills it again. Start, start typing 'network reset' - and open Network Reset. Thank you! You solved my problem! I had really slow connection when connected to my University network, now everything is fine! :DĪnother *solution* to this problem (yep, I'm here with a client that has the same - only not on WiFi but on NiC (update: actually, it's on his laptop, just confirming now if it's WiFi or NIC connected). The issue should be fixed by the update of device driver or windows. I guess it's not a best solution, it's only workaround. The slow phenomenon is only by TCP downloading, not caused when I try TCP uploading and UDP downloading/uploading. I believe that there are TCP related bugs in Creators Update. I fixed the issue of office environment by this method. I have a pc with the same NIC, AC8260 and have the slow trouble with my office environment(Cisco Aironet 802.11ac AP), but don't have the trouble with wifi in my home(Linksys 802.11ac AP).

> netsh interface ipv4 set subinterface 'Wireless Network Connection' mtu=1400 store=persistent Please replace 'Wireless Network Connection' with your WiFi interface name. decrease the size of MTU of the wifi interface. > netsh interface ipv4 show subinterfacesĢ. I am following this thread.ĭecreasing your MTU for WiFi interface to 1400 may solve the issue. At home is really fast but in university is incredibly slow. I am having the same problem after creators update. I will let you know if I discover something new. I discovered that if I establish a VPN connection I can work smoothly even in our corporate wifi.ĭo you have to possibility to test a vpn connection through your wifi? The odd thing is it happens at our corporate site, remote desktop connections are difficult to establish and slow in displaying.opening of specific websites is slow (for example also ).outlook does not complete send/receive,.skype for busines is not loading completely,.I am experiencing a similar behavior after creators update,Īlso tried driver uninstallation, update, bios update, netsh winsock reset, uninstall vpn client, many different things If you have no noticeableĭifference with Ethernet cable comparisons then that narrows down the problem. If that was not done in the right sequence there was a noticeable difference in internet speed.

#Intel dual band wireless ac 7265 problems software#

One of my old internet providers had software updates and software pushes that required a proper sequence for rebooting. For example ping Then you can also run round trip commands RT. So I have better performance now, but not as good as it was.įor the wifi you can check your speed with ping command from admin command prompt. Now, Jumbo Frames don't apply to WiFi, only to 1Gbit Ethernet adapters, so this is even more puzzling! Of the WRITE speed (I would expect READ to be higher). Now I get a file copy READ speed of 1.5Mbs - a lot better, but only 1/2 the speed As an experiment I looked into what I could change on the NAS endpoint & found that Jumbo Frames were turned on. So this discounts (a) a problem with the WiFi router, (b) the endpoint I am reading from

Another computer running same Win10, using same WiFi connection point & reading from the same Endpoint works as expected.

READ via other WiFi connection points to the same endpoint as (1) performs as expected.

Very slow READ (file copy) via 1 WiFi connection point.

As I mentioned above, I have already done the adapter delete/re-install with latest driver.įrom performing other tests this is what I seem to have: