atomichybrid
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Hi all,
I have a Netgear AC1200 model A6210 USB AC WiFi Adapter.
My issue is when I install the USB drivers from the official downloads page. The device disconnects and connects the hardware intermittently. I not talking about the WiFi dropping in and out as most of my results from a search page ends in these areas which is not the case.
The hardware has a spaz attack when the drivers go in but form some mysterious reason the Windows 10 drivers seem to work fine.
I have a Netgear nighthawk and would like to use the 5ghz band so I though installing the USB driver would let me see 5ghz bands as opposed to the MS drivers.
I have updated my USB drivers to the latest from the motherboard website but no luck with that.
I want to know what could be the cause to make a hardware to connect then disconnect repeatedly for an infinite number of times. What are the general fixes and what not.
I appreciate some input.
Cheers.
Edit: I run Windows 10 with ASUS Z170 Pro-Gaming motherboard if this detail helps.
I have a Netgear AC1200 model A6210 USB AC WiFi Adapter.
My issue is when I install the USB drivers from the official downloads page. The device disconnects and connects the hardware intermittently. I not talking about the WiFi dropping in and out as most of my results from a search page ends in these areas which is not the case.
The hardware has a spaz attack when the drivers go in but form some mysterious reason the Windows 10 drivers seem to work fine.
I have a Netgear nighthawk and would like to use the 5ghz band so I though installing the USB driver would let me see 5ghz bands as opposed to the MS drivers.
I have updated my USB drivers to the latest from the motherboard website but no luck with that.
I want to know what could be the cause to make a hardware to connect then disconnect repeatedly for an infinite number of times. What are the general fixes and what not.
I appreciate some input.
Cheers.
Edit: I run Windows 10 with ASUS Z170 Pro-Gaming motherboard if this detail helps.