Click on Network Adapters List, select your network adapter.Right click "Wireless Network Connection" to enable it again. Go to Control Panel, then Network and Internet, then Network and Sharing Centre, then click on the left on "Change Adapter Settings".Other than that, on intel's site there isn't actually a driver specifically for windows 10, so you seem out of luck:Īlso on this table there's a lot of info on driver versions and wireless adapters, and yours is listed as not supported:īut since on device manager your card is listed as 'working properly', maybe these procedures might help: Have you checked if your wifi is not disabled? Sometimes there is a hardware switch that is turned off. Sorry if this is too obvious, but just in case.
In device manager, it always says 'This device is working properly' but always has a red X on the wifi signal bar and never allows me to turn the wifi on.
Tried on fresh install of Windows 7, worked after I installed the windows 7 driver.Tried the other card but same issue so they cant be faulty.On Windows 10, Swapped the cards, installed the Intel driver for Win 8.1 but wifi would not turn on.I thought it would be a straight swap, install drivers and carry on abut my day but it has cost me an all-nighter and roughly 10-12 fresh installs of different Windows. I purchased 2 Intel 6200 advanced-N AGN wifi cards to replace the stock card in my HP pavilion g6 2299ea, simply for the 5GHz capability.
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