Windows 10: I have problems with my Wifi card Intel 9260

I have the event id 411 kernel pnp code 10 device and it does not want to initialize the Wifi card and it is alerted. I need help since it does not allow me to reset said adapter, it was reinstalled and updated but the problem persists

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intel wireless-ac 9260 blue screen crash when installing adapter

Hi, that driver version 20.0.2 does not support the intel wireless-ac 9260

here is a copy and paste from intel https://downloadcenter.intel.com/do...-Wireless-Software-and-Drivers-for-Windows-10

Software and drivers

Intel PROSet/Wireless WiFi Software (includes drivers) for Windows® 10:

• WiFi_20.0.2_PROSet64_Win10.exe
  
• WiFi_20.0.2_PROSet32_Win10.exe
  

Intel PROSet/Wireless WiFi Software version = 20.0.2

• Driver version = 20.0.2.3 for Windows 10 for 18265, 8265, 18260, 8260 adapters.
  
• Driver version = 19.51.7.2 for Windows 10 for 3168, 3165, and 17265 adapters.
  
• Driver version = 18.33.9.3 for Windows 10 for 7265, 3160, and 7260 adapters.

Version: 20.10.2 does support the 9260 adapter, so I will try that one as it is the oldest one available that supports the 9260.

 

Intel 9260 "Device cannot start" - upon tweaking, working normally as "AC 9260 #2". Why?

This may be a bug with either Windows, or with the Intel driver - however, I am posting it in the Windows forum because I believe there may be a fault with the way Windows is identifying this hardware when multiple Intel drivers have in the past been installed
and configuration information remains in the registry.

How I got to this place:

- Have a laptop with an Intel 3168NGW card. Card has a fault resuming from standby, forum search reveals that this is a known fault with this card so I replace it with the 9260.

- 9260 card fails to start. I figure there may be a driver conflict, so I uninstall the card from device manager with "delete drivers for this device" and restart.

- 9260#2 shows up and works. All good.

- Suspend laptop, resume a while later. 9260 in device manager with "device failed to start". 9260#2 is gone.

- Uninstall again, restart. This time it does not work.

- Download latest Intel drivers from web site. No effect.

- Uninstall device, manually delete all physical driver files from hard drive, reboot + reinstall. No effect.

- Trawl through registry, locate driver entry (\Enum\PCI\blabla) for the 9260 card - entry is undeletable, driver database must be protected. Great. I'll just download a registry tool from the interne . . . oh, right.

- Notice there is an entry for 9260 #2 and that it has different parameters. Copy the ParentIdPrefix from 9260 # 2 to the normal 9260 and restart. No effect.

- Check bios. No option to configure devices.

- Reboot, open registry. Copy "driver" entry from 9260#2 reg key to 9260 & reboot. Device is now disabled. Enable device. It still doesn't work.

- Re open registry, copy compatibleIDs from 9260#2 to 9260 & reboot. I notice the "friendly name" is now gone from the original 9260. After reboot, device is disabled again. Enable device. It works.

- Check registry. compatible ID changes have not been preserved. Other changes have been. Conclude witchcraft.

- Go on Windows forum to post this.

 

How to get Intel Wireless-Ac 9260 to work with Z370 Motherboard on Windows 10?

• Intel Wireless-Ac 9260
  
• fenvi Desktop Wireless Network M.2(NGFF) WiFi Card to PCIe 1X Adapter Converter
  
• Gigabyte Z370XP SLI
  
• Windows 10 x64
  
• Intel AC 9260WiFi - 21.20.0_Driver64_Win10
  
• Intel AC 9260BT - 21.20.0_64_Win10
  

Everything looks good in the device manager but the WiFi icon in the tray is replaced by the globe and no Wireless networks are detected as if the wireless adapter is not present.

Any ideas how to get this Intel Wireless-Ac 9260 adapter to work with the Z370 motherboard under Windows 10?