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PawelMnandsa
Hi.
I have been using Win7 for like 9 years and never had real problems with it. My specs are Intel i5-4590, 250GB SSD + 1TB HDD, ASUS GTX 1060 6GB, 2x8GB RAM, 27'' Acer monitor + 24'' Samsung monitor, 600W power supply. I upgraded from Windows 7 Pro N to Windows 10 Pro N, current version 1909, OS build 18363.476. I have spent over 15 hours in the last 4 days troubleshooting and I am about to give up.
Wi-Fi problems
I have been using Wi-Fi USB modem - Netis WF2123 and it worked OK for over 2 years, I usually had speeds of above 50mbps. It worked fine for a couple of hours after installation of Win10, but then it stopped.
Symptoms: After disabling and enabling Wi-Fi in adapter settings and choosing my home Wi-Fi the internet "works" for 1-2 minutes - it's super slow though, around 0.5 - 1 mbps. Then it changes status to "No internet, secured" and I can't reach my router's admin panel (192.168.0.1) or my Raspberry Pi webserver via LAN IPs. Sometimes if I am lucky, Wi-Fi works for a few hours after resetting the connection. No real rule here apparently.
Same Wi-Fi works correctly for all other devices at my home, and I've tried connecting to both my home internet and phone's LTE connection via Wi-Fi.
I have even bought a new USB modem, TP-Link TL-WN821N - it seems to work a bit more often than the previous one, but the issue still persists. I have tried automatically installed Microsoft drivers, and drivers from TP-LINK website - same results.
In Event Viewer, I've noticed that there are errors with info:
"WLAN Extensibility Module has failed to start.
Module Path: C:\WINDOWS\system32\Rtlihvs.dll
Error Code: 126"
I think usually around the time Wi-Fi fails.
I have no idea what to do anymore.
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I have been using Win7 for like 9 years and never had real problems with it. My specs are Intel i5-4590, 250GB SSD + 1TB HDD, ASUS GTX 1060 6GB, 2x8GB RAM, 27'' Acer monitor + 24'' Samsung monitor, 600W power supply. I upgraded from Windows 7 Pro N to Windows 10 Pro N, current version 1909, OS build 18363.476. I have spent over 15 hours in the last 4 days troubleshooting and I am about to give up.
Wi-Fi problems
I have been using Wi-Fi USB modem - Netis WF2123 and it worked OK for over 2 years, I usually had speeds of above 50mbps. It worked fine for a couple of hours after installation of Win10, but then it stopped.
Symptoms: After disabling and enabling Wi-Fi in adapter settings and choosing my home Wi-Fi the internet "works" for 1-2 minutes - it's super slow though, around 0.5 - 1 mbps. Then it changes status to "No internet, secured" and I can't reach my router's admin panel (192.168.0.1) or my Raspberry Pi webserver via LAN IPs. Sometimes if I am lucky, Wi-Fi works for a few hours after resetting the connection. No real rule here apparently.
Same Wi-Fi works correctly for all other devices at my home, and I've tried connecting to both my home internet and phone's LTE connection via Wi-Fi.
running CMD commands as system administrator (ipconfig, netsh, winsock reset, etc.)
reinstalling drivers from Netis website, and other websites
searching for driver updates for all network hardware
reinstalling all motherboard drivers
reinstalling all Intel drivers
searching for Windows updates (it's as up to date as it can get)
restarting router and PC (if I see one more YT video that spends 5 minutes on explaining how to do this, I'll lose it)
disabling IPv6 and other not needed items from Wi-Fi properties
adding Reliable Multicast Protocol to Wi-Fi connection
enabling and disabling Airplane mode
removing and reinstalling wireless card in Device Manager
turning off Windows Defender/firewall etc.
installing all possible driver updates (motherboard, Realtek, etc.) using Snappy Driver Installer
trying different USB ports for Wi-Fi dongle
disabling power saving for Wireless and everything else
disabling Sleep/Hibernation in Power Options
restarting and enabling WLAN service in services.msc to Automatic (it was set to Automatic already before, but redone it anyways)
running sfc /scannow - it fixed some error with 1 file, no effect regarding wi-fi
installed Media Feature Pack for Win 10 Pro N
I cleanly installed Win 10 Pro (non-N) on another HDD and had the same problems with Wi-Fi
I have even bought a new USB modem, TP-Link TL-WN821N - it seems to work a bit more often than the previous one, but the issue still persists. I have tried automatically installed Microsoft drivers, and drivers from TP-LINK website - same results.
In Event Viewer, I've noticed that there are errors with info:
"WLAN Extensibility Module has failed to start.
Module Path: C:\WINDOWS\system32\Rtlihvs.dll
Error Code: 126"
I think usually around the time Wi-Fi fails.
I have no idea what to do anymore.
Continue reading...