#Hp wifi driver windows 10 5ghz install
#Hp wifi driver windows 10 5ghz drivers

According to the SSU report, the Wireless driver version currently install is 21.80.1.1, I looked in HP's web site and actually, that is the proper driver for your system:Īlso, based on the SSU report, it shows that you are working with a channel width of 160 MHz, for testing purposes could you please change the channel width to either 20/40/80/ MHz just to confirm if the behavior of the Wireless connection is the same?Īdditionally, if you select the band, either 2. Now, about the HP EliteBook x360 830 G6, we recommend to install the Wireless driver provided by the manufacturer of the computer, since that driver was customized by them work with your specific platform.

#Hp wifi driver windows 10 5ghz drivers

In order to install the proper drivers for this specific laptop, you just need to visit Microsoft's web site and download the zip. When installing the Intel® Generic Wireless drivers they will not include some specific functionalities or features that the laptop supposed to have. Regarding Microsoft's Surface Laptop 3, we actually do not recommend to use or install the Intel® Driver and Support Assitant, since the Wireless drivers provided by Microsoft are highly customized by them. If by any chance you have a link for the specifications of it, please post it in the thread so we can verify it.ĪHill21, Thank you very much for sharing that information and the report. Just to confirm, was the Intel® Wireless card installed manually on the HP Spectre x360 Elitebook or di it came pre-installed? This is very important for us to know since the problem could be related to compatibility.Īlso, there are different versions of the HP Spectre x360 Elitebook, could you please provide the specific model of the computer so we can check the specifications? Please provide the SSU report on the HP Spectre x360 Elitebook, To attach the report, once you choose 'reply' select the 'clip' icon on the lower-left corner. If your Windows-based computer has an 802.11a or 802.11n wireless network adapter, then it is compatible with a 5 GHz network band. I have upgraded the wifi driver to the latest. I can see 2.4 Ghz networks and connect no problem. In reference to the MS Surface Laptop 3, just to let you know, that computer is highly customized by Microsoft and all the drivers for it are provided by them, so in this case, for this specific product, what we recommend is to get in contact directly with Microsoft for them to provide the drivers validated by them and to provide further assistance on this matter. Recently upgraded my laptop to Windows 8.1 and I cannot see any 5Ghz wireless networks, even though they are present (I am able to successfully see and connect using other devices including a Windows 7 laptop). AHill21, Thank you very much for letting us know that information.