Windows 10: 6es

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Does Windows 10 Pro 64-bit support Wi-Fi 6e and all of it's features?

No. Win10 does not support wifi-6e. Particularly, it does not support the 6GHz band.

Does not according to Netgear, Intel, and even Microsoft support articles.

• Does my Microsoft Windows PC support 6 GHz WiFi? - NETGEAR Support
  

• I'm having problems connecting my Intel AX210 WiFi 6E adapter to my WiFi 6E router or access point. What can I do? - NETGEAR Support
  

• https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000059385/wireless.html
  

• https://support.microsoft.com/en-us...e-2abb-e8fad00ad32a#WindowsVersion=Windows_11
  

I can't imagine why that totally unfounded incorrect CmdKeene post is marked answer here.

Nor why Microsoft Community would host such totally wrong misinformation.

Maybe it's due to MVP nepotism or some reason like that.

There is however one single backdated Intel AX210 driver ver 2.45.1.1 which does enable the 6GHz band on Win10.

It can be found circulating the internet.

Here's one such download for it, from a trustworthy site, Intel's forum.

It's packed in a zip intel-wireless-2.45.1.1.zip at the bottom of this post:

Solved: Re: ax210 window 10 21h2 not showing 6GHz networks - Intel Community

Use at your own risk.

 

Unable to see Wifi 6E though the card is recognized by windows 11

Currently, it's showing similar to yours - connected on 5 GHz, to my 5Ghz network ID. I have a different SSID for my 6 GHz band, and it's just now showing up in list of available networks. The link you provided is for phones - my laptop is hp pavilion x360 dm1000, with the upgraded wifi 6E card that i installed myself.

 

Recommendation for WiFi usb / card

If you have a desktop computer I would STRONGLY suggest a PCIe adapter rather than a USB adapter if you go with WiFi 6. The only USB WiFi adapters that I have seen thus far use a Realtek chipset which is reported to have some serious flaws. In my own personal experience, I have tried 2 of these and returned both, getting performance worse than other WiFi 5 adapters and constant disconnects even 10 feet from my WiFi router.

If you go with a USB adapter, I would suggest a quality WiFi 5 adapter.

One more note: Should you decide to go with a WiFi 6 PCIe adapter, I would suggest a WiFi 6e model. They actually cost no more, and they are one step up just in case you ever go to a WiFi 6e router.