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I think you may be on to something here, I had similar thoughts yesterday as I tried a fresh Windows 10 install with my AC-7265ngw. I'm hopeful one of the OEMs will release a fixed driver, I think they'll have to given how ubiquitous the problem seems to be. No, I'm satisfied that fix is just use Linux day-to-day while I periodically try updated drivers. Really, " Installing or upgrading the various Intel® Wireless Adapters by end users is not supported by Intel." The fourth link is rehash of links 2 and 3, along with letting me know Intel doesn't provide support for its own Wireless Adapters. And all my adapters work with Linux, ruling out any BIOS-related hardware incompatibility. But in my case, I don't receive either error mentioned (boot error or Unknown device). Specifically, a manufacturer imposed "whitelist" of approved adapters. The third link pertains to swapping an Intel adapter in a computer that either did or did not previously have an Intel adapter. may be illegal." and ".the party installing the device is responsible for those approvals." Very well, I take full responsibility for any legal consequences. The second link speaks nothing to compatibility or operability, only legality and only in very vague terms. Then tells me to troubleshoot " Incompatible, outdated, or corrupted device drivers." Ouch, Microsoft points the finger back at Intel.

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Check and double check, I've tried nearly every driver from 17.0.0.34 to 18.11.0.8.

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The first link to Microsoft and Code 10 suggests the Common Resolution is to update drivers.

Unfortunately, the links provided aren't very pertinent. I'm past that having read the many 7260/7265 related threads between here, Dell and forums. If you can no longer get driver support from your computer manufacturer, you can download generic Intel drivers.Yeah. Contact the manufacturer for the latest updates and technical support information.

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Your computer manufacturer might have customized drivers and software to enable or alter features, or provide improved operation on your computer. There is a difference between Intel® Software and Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM)-supplied software.

Double-click on the file to launch installation.

Ensure that the download supports your wireless adapter.

Once drivers downloaded, proceed with the following steps to manually install your drivers or Intel® PROSet/Wireless Software: For driver-only package, see IT Administrator Links for Intel® PROSet/Wireless Software. Then download the latest driver for your Intel® Wireless Adapter. Manually identify your Intel® Wireless Adapter and driver version number. Automatically detect and update your drivers and software with the Intel® Driver & Support Assistant. Download Intel® Wireless Drivers and other software When you update the Intel® PROSet/Wireless software package, it might not update the wireless adapter driver if it includes the same driver as the previous release. Updates, patches, or fixes in a new software release may only apply to the software or to certain Intel® Wireless Adapters. We recommend this download for IT admins who need to perform customized or silent installation.

Access to setup.exe and XML configuration file.

We recommend this download for IT admins who need to perform customized or silent installation.

Intel® PROSet/Wireless Software (Windows* 7/8.1 only).

We recommend this download for general end users. Software and driver packages for IT Administrators Three kinds of downloads are available on Download Center for Intel® Wireless Adapters: Downloads Check available downloads for Intel® Wireless Adapters If you prefer to use the manual installation process, click or the topic for details: Step 1. For Windows* OS: Before attempting a manual install, we recommend trying to install and update your drivers and software automatically using the Intel® Driver & Support Assistant tool.įor Linux* OS: See Linux* Support for Intel® Wireless Adapters for more information about Linux* drivers.