Windows 10: Dell XPS 9500 – Both internal Killer AX1650 and TP-Link T3U Wi-Fi randomly lose...

Hi everyone,I’m dealing with a frustrating and seemingly random Wi-Fi issue on my Dell XPS 9500 Service Tag: 47DQ453, running fully updated Windows 11.The problem started about a month ago. Every time I leave the computer on overnight plugged in and set not to sleep, I wake up to find that the system shows it’s still connected to Wi-Fi, but there’s no actual internet access. I can ping external sites like google.com, but no browser loads anything and no app that requires internet works.This is not a sleep issue. The screen just turns off, and when I move the mouse, the session resumes imme

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AX1650 Wi-Fi card makes Wi-Fi router disconnect all users

My home Wi-Fi router keeps disconnecting all users including my laptop every 5-15 minutes. This only happens when my laptop is connected to Wi-Fi. My laptop is a Dell XPS 7590 with Killer AX1650 Wi-Fi running Windows 10 Home. I have another laptop with a Killer 1550 also running Windows 10 Home that does NOT do the same.

 

Latest Intel Killer Ethernet and Wireless Drivers for Windows 10


Intel Killer Ethernet Controllers are designed specifically for competitive gamers and performance-hungry users. High-performance routers are rapidly moving to support 2.5 Gbps Ethernet, so Intel Killer Ethernet Controllers are perfect for gamers who want to take advantage of faster speeds to win more and get the most out of their online experience. WHQL version: 35.23.826 Release Date: October 10, 2023 Download: Windows(R) 10 and Windows 11* Wi-Fi Drivers for Intel Killer Performance Suite Release notes (PDF) The 35.23.826 version of Intel® Killer™ Performance Suite package installs the Windows® 10 and Windows 11* Wi-Fi, Ethernet drivers and Killer Networking Software for the following Intel® Killer products:

• 22.250.10.1 for Intel® Killer™ 1550, AX1650, AX1675
• 1.1.4.38 (Windows 10), 2.1.3.3 (Windows 11) for Intel® Killer™ E3100
• 10.65.421.2023 (Windows 10), 1126.14.613.2023 (Windows 11) for Intel® Killer™ E5000
• 10.65.421.2023 (Windows 10), 1125.14.613.2023 (Windows 11) for Intel® Killer™ E3000, E3100G
• 10.65.421.2023 (Windows 10), 1168.14.613.2023 (Windows 11) for Intel® Killer™ E2500v2, E2600
• 3.1523.831.1 for Killer Networking Software

Note: This Software Release version does not include new drivers for the Killer E2200, Killer E2400, Killer, E2500, Killer 1525 Wireless, Killer 1535 Wireless, Killer 1435 Wireless, or the Killer AX500 Wireless adapters, but the Killer Networking Software can be installed on the systems with the above adapters. Key Issues Fixed and Changes: Package Version 35.23.826

• Updated Wi-Fi driver to version 22.250.10.1

Key Issues Fixed and Changes: Killer Software 3.1523.831.1

• Speedtest upload test will be abnormal.
• iPerf Download does not run when DoubleShot is enabled
• Killer UI does not visually show network traffic

Known Issues: Killer Software 3.1523.831.1

• APPX package step shows failure when successful in Windows 10

This download is valid for the product(s) listed below.

• Intel® Killer™ Wi-Fi 6 AX1650 (i s)
• Intel® Killer™ Wi-Fi 6 AX1650 (x w)
• Intel® Killer™ Wi-Fi 6E AX1675 (i s)
• Intel® Killer™ Wi-Fi 6E AX1675 (x w)
• Intel® Killer™ Wi-Fi 6E AX1675 PCIe Card
• Intel® Killer™ Wi-Fi 6E AX1690 (i s)
• Intel® Killer™ Ethernet E3100 2.5 Gbps

 

Windows 10 Wi-Fi woes

My wi-fi on Win 10 has stopped working after operating properly since Win 8.1 64 was upgraded to Win 10 64.

Motherboard is MSI Z97-G45 with most recent drivers available installed, including Killer Network.

Wi-Fi adapter is TP-Link TP-WN4800. Win 10 identifies the adapter as Qualcomm Atheros AR938x

Win 10 installs the Qualcomm-Atheros driver 10.0.0.274 as supplied by TP-LINK.

Other adapters don't work either, ie.: Treadnet TEW-726EC/a and ASUS PCE-AC56.

Any suggestions or guidance is appreciated.