Windows 10: Integrated MB intel 6e Wifi connection failed

I reinstalled my PC and I have run into an issue. Chief among them being the fact that I bought a motherboard that has Wifi and Bluetooth built in. I have the wifi option in my network/internet page but it seems not to work and connect. I installed the latest wifi drivers from intel. The bios is also up to date. I'm struggling and I don't know what to do. Im hoping someone more experienced with these things can help me. Heres what I'm working with. Bluetooth works fine. LAN seems also. I connect my Nas it recognize it.My laptop and smartphone are connected to the wifi router. So there's no pro

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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 WiFi 6E? | Answer | 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? | Answer | 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 Communities

Use at your own risk.

 

Wifi fails to connect, event 5010 using Intel 3945ABG


Event log shows numerous information event 5010 at same time system will not connect to any Wifi device, although Wifi networks show in list. Error is in module netwlv32.sys. Issue generally occurs after waking from sleep but sometimes at random moments. Sometimes network trouble shooter solves the issue, sometimes not. Same with going back to sleep and waking.

Hope someone has some ideas on how to cure this.
Thank you

What I've done so far.
Wifi mostly failed after upgrading my Dell E1505 Laptop to Windows 10 with a flood of 5010 information events using MS driver
Installed Intel driver 13.4.0.139 (for Windows 7), most issues resolved, except for this occasional Wifi failure
Attempted to install later versions of Intel drivers, they do not install.

 

External USB WiFi antenna doesn't see a network, but integrated does

External USB WiFi antenna doesn't see a network, but integrated wifi card does, even though it has a much lower range! It makes absolutely no sense, why wouldn;t the stronger antenna list this netowrk? I really need to connect to it in order to use the internet properly...

I tried disabling and uninstalling the internal Intel N-1000 WiFi card, and nothing changes...