Windows 10: Weird Wifi issue with my Laptop again

This happened last year too, but I don't remember how to fix it. Anyways, I've tried looking at a bunch of forums on how to fix it yet, and most of them still haven't worked. I still haven't tried resetting bios yet but I have tried updating the wireless driver, restarting my laptop several times, going on regedit to find the RadioEnable but couldn't find it, using command prompts to run certain commands that I've found from youtube videos since it shows airplane mode as stuck and it doesn't display the wifi box or mobile hotspot, only the airplane box, As of right now, I have to use a differ

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Weird Wifi Issue

So, I've noticed something weird on my laptop when it comes to my home wifi network.
I have a bootcamped Macbook Pro that I have been running Windows 10 on for some time. A couple months ago I noticed that when I am connected to the Wifi and go to a website that I don't have cookies or history for, it will load up, get to the point of changing the tab title and favicon, then just continue loading nothing until I shut it down. No page, no content, just blank frame.
When I change over to the Apple OS, the connection works just fine and pages will load up with no problems.
Recently, I took a trip to visit family and on their wifi, everything was just fine and everything loaded up. This issue only happens when I'm on my home network.
I've tried resetting the network settings, every command prompt command there is, and any other network solving suggestion that I could find.

 

Weird Wifi Issue in Windows

I have a laptop. Formerly, it had only Windows installed (all worked fine). Then I formated the PC and now I dual boot Ubuntu 14.04.3 with Windows 10, and now I have a problem with wifi in Windows:

If I'm very, very close to the router (less than 2 meters of the router), wifi works well in both system.

But if I'm at more than about 4 meters from the router, wifi only works well in Ubuntu. In Windows, the wireless network looks available but when I try to connect, it doesn't reach connection.

That is, since I formated the PC, in Windows I have a ridiculously low wifi signal reception.

I tried installing all oficials drivers that I found, but it didn't fix it. The weird thing of all this, is that Ubuntu doesn't require me to manually install any additional wifi driver, and it works like a charm. On the other side, Windows requires the installations of officials drivers, that doesn't even work in my case.

Thing that I know/suspect:

1. This is a software/driver problem, not a hardware
   (wifi card) problem, cause before I formated the PC, this didn't
   happen (and in Ubuntu the wifi card still works well).
   
2. This isn't a Windows 10 problem, cause I tried Windows 8, and 7, and I have the same problem.
   
3. This isn't a router/AP problem, cause it happens with other wifi networks too.
   

So, what can I do? Is there a way to extrapolate the wifi driver/configuration of Ubuntu to Windows?

By the way, the wifi card is

• product: AR9462 Wireless Network Adapter
  
• vendor: Qualcomm Atheros
  

 

AMD FX OC'ers Club

That's what the auto setting will do since you're over the 1333 mark it jumps to the next step which isn't listed or officially supported I assume by that ram.

At this point though I would suggest dropping the multi one step or .5 so that we can get something stable and possibly take the heat issue out of the picture for now.