I recently purchased a windows 8.1 laptop and whenever i try to connect to wifi it says it could not connect, sometimes it will connect but then it will disconnect shortly afterwards. Ethernet works fine and i have tried a fix i read online of changing from the Microsoft broadcom driver to the broadcom driver. I have been trying to fix this for 2 days now and have not got any further does any one know a fix because i am seriously considering taking it back to the shop but because its been more than 7 days it will be sent away to be fixed rather than replaced so I am avoiding this if I can Please help me all ive wanted to do for 2 days is watch the latest Hannibal episode on NBC ondemand but cant because my ethernet cord does not reach to my TV Thank you. Usually computers and tablets have a 15 day grace period in which you could return it for a refund. Unless you live outside the USA.
It's possible you simply have a hardware issue. If that's the case, there is nothing you could do to fix it. Since this is a brand new purchase, I wouldn't even bother with trying to fix something like this. Just return it back and say it's defective. Unfortunately where I it bought the policy is 7 days for a replacement then after that they'll probably send it away. With the laptop.power it off and take the battery out.
Download the latest drivers for your Broadcom 802.11n Network Adapter to keep. OS: Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP.
On the bottom of the laptop check that the wifi card is locked in.it may have been bounced out from shipping. If it not the wifi card check that the router your using has the newest firmware on it. A quick test to see if it the card or wifi router.turn off wep/wpa in the router see if it logs in without any issue or try another wifi within range.
Hi, I removed the password from my wifi and ive watched a few videos on youtube and haven't lost connection yet but is there a way to fix this because I need to have a password on my wifi.
The drivers given by Up Core caused an error 10. All other drivers (which installed) gave me an error 48.
So I searched for it myself. Download The following driver works for me: I got it from here: It's the one called 'Windows 10 and Later Servicing Drivers for testing,Windows 10 Anniversary Update and Later Servicing Drivers', version 1.596.12.1 and is 1.2MB in size. The 1.596.10.0 did not work for me btw. The newest 1.596.19.2 also does not work. I haven't tested the 1.569.0.0. It might also dependent on your Windows 10 version. The Windows 10 version I use is: [ul] [li]Windows 10 Pro 64 bit[/li] [li]Version 1709[/li] [li]Build number 16299.64[/li] [/ul] Keep in mind that WiFi reception is abysmal without an antenna.
I already anticipated that so I bought a few of. Being only 2.4GHz and 802.11n it is of course not really something to write home about. Though my smartphone doesn't get much better results over 2.4GHz here. It is tested on a 802.11ac router on a different floor. So I think you should get 20-30Mb/s easily with a better connection: How to install the driver (.cab file) To install right click on your Windows start button and select 'device manager'. Then either find the unknown 'Generic SDIO Device' or (if you already installed an other driver) 'Broadcom 802.11n Wireless SDIO Adapter'.
Right click and click 'Update Driver Software.' Then choose the second option to browse for a driver locally.
Finally set the location to the downloaded.cab file and press the Next button. A.cab file is like a.zip or.rar file so I unzipped the.cab file beforehand with WinRAR. [strike]I don't know if this is necessary.[/strike] Just tested it and you have to unzip the files out of the.cab file.
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