Windows 10: Displaying more statistics from Wireless NIC on Windows - Specifically MCS speed values

I work in the wireless industry and it seems to be a common thread of unknown for Windows. Definitely suggesting Microsoft ups its game if this can't be done natively.

• Can anyone tell me how to get the Wireless NIC MCS table values along with current speed and other more important wireless information on a Windows 10 machine? (not to be confused with top end speed capabilities of the device like it has been displayed forever)

I am aware I can do a command line - netsh wlan show interfaces to get current channel and receive/transmit rate, but its missing other important RSSI db values, noise floor db, mcs value, maximum transmit vs what it is getting, somehow graphing these values is important is well at a client level.

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HERE is the MAC version of what I'm trying to see ....

via example URL: https://www.tweaking4all.com/os-tips-and-tricks/macosx-tips-and-tricks/determine-wifi-connection-speed/


Or if you don't want to use link..... here are a few snapshots...notice all the information there


Apple Wi-Fi Icon



System information report method



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wireless display adapter model 1628

Hi Rudy,

Connecting to a wireless display requires a device that supports Miracast. For us to identify the cause of this issue, please answer the below questions:

• What is the exact error message that you have encountered?
• What is the build number and version of your Windows?
• What troubleshooting steps have you done so far?

In the meantime, we suggest performing the given steps on this article:
Fix connections to wireless displays or docks.

We look forward for your response.

 

Not able to connect wireless display

Hi Madhu,

For us to provide a solution suited to your wireless display concern, we need additional information. Can you answer the questions below?

• Were there any changes made to your device prior to the issue?
• Did you update your Windows?
• Have you tried other troubleshooting steps so far?

In the meantime, we suggest updating your wireless driver and see if it helps. Follow the steps below:

• 
  Open Device Manager.
  
• 
  Look for Network adapterand click it to expand.
  
• 
  Select the driver then right-click on it and select Properties.
  
• 
  Under Driver tab, click the Update Driver button to update the driver.
  

We'll keep an eye out to your response.

 

Windows Wireless Display Adapter-not connecting anymore

Hello Phillip,

Did you notice any changes on your PC prior to the issue? I suggest that you follow the steps outlined in this support article:
Troubleshooting Wireless Display Adapters.

Since updating drivers did not work, in addition, you can try to reset the Wireless Adapter.

1. On the adapter, press and hold the reset button for 10 seconds.
2. When the message " Ready to connect "shows, open the
   Action Center.
3. Select Connect, and in the list of displays, select
   Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter.

Please respond to this thread to let me know how the issue progresses. Similarly, if you have more questions, please inform me by replying to this post.