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Intel Dual Band Wireless Ac 3168 Drivers

I had the same issue, and finally found a workaround. (for the impatient, skip to the end. Otherwise, here's more detail on what I experienced and some guesses on the underlying issue)

Intel Dual Band Wireless-ac 3160 Driver Windows 10

I'm not sure what you mean by the 3160 being unsupported though, Intel has Win 10 drivers posted, useless though they were in fixing this issue for me: https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/26779/Wireless-Intel-Wireless-Bluetooth-for-Windows-10-?product=75442

I've had no changes to my hardware environment, not on my PC or router, and this adapter worked fine in windows 8.1, and fine in windows 10 until I applied the 'anniversary' update. That's when when these problems began. The creator update didn't help, if anything the problem seemed worse. I finally managed to isolate the problem area, though I don't know the cause, or true solution, only a work around.

The package provides the installation files for Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 3160 Driver version 18.33.0.2. If the driver is already installed on your system, updating (overwrite-installing) may fix various issues, add new functions, or just upgrade to the available version. This package provides Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 3160/7260/7265 Driver and is supported on Inspiron 5443/5543/5448/5548 running the following Windows Operating Systems: Windows 10 64-bit.

Intel Dual Band Wireless-ac 3160 Driver

I've seen lots of similar WiFi issues reported in Win10, with this adapter and others, so I believe that Win10 likely has issues related to its management of WiFi adapters. From other research on my problem, I believe it's either conflicts between Win10 and the driver's OEM software (Intel ProSet in this case) or problems related to system security permissions conflicts between services and/or system and user files in AppData & Program Files. The later is a general guess from seeing Event Log items about security issues pop up around the time the adapter experiences disconnects. If so, it could be the result of upgrading to Win 10 from 8.1 instead of a clean install, but again that's a guess.

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Either way, In my case the immediate source of the disconnects seems related to the use of 802.11a. After trying a bunch of advanced driver options, I found that choosing a Wireless Mode that excluded 'a' eliminated these issues. You get there via device manager, and the advanced tab for the driver. Wireless Mode is one of the options there. Choose one without 'a'.

Intel R Dual Band Wireless Ac 3160

I had to do this by booting into safe mode. In addition to extreme instability of the wifi connection, I could not change settings in the driver without crashing device manager completely, and after that I could not even reboot the computer normally, I could only do a hard reboot. After that hard reboot, I had to immediately reboot to safe mode to avoid further instability that would prevent normal rebooting and setting changes.