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Network Adapter Intel(R) Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260 Network Adapter Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller Network Adapter Bluetooth Device (Personal Area Network)

Total amount of system memory 24.0 GB RAMДisk partition (C:) 156 GB Free (238 GB Total)Дisk partition (D:) 680 GB Free (699 GB Total)Дisk partition (G:) 779 GB Free (1863 GB Total)Дisplay adapter type NVIDIA GeForce GTX 765M Primary hard disk 156GB Free (238GB Total) 7.9

Gaming graphics 3967 MB Total available graphics memory 7.8 Generic PnP Monitor NVIDIA GeForce GTX 765M (CLEVO/KAPOK Computer) 50 вЊДў048MB NVIDIA GeForce GTX 765M (CLEVO/KAPOK Computer) 45 вЊ Here is my setup, I am impressed overall with the WE score and words cannot explain the power of this beast!Дў4.0GB Dual-Channel DDR3 798MHz (11-11-11-28) The card uses a much weaker radio and in fringe signal, it wants to hop more than the 6300. Looks like I'll just have to plug in a Cat6 for now until they finish cooking their drivers.ДЄs far as the hardware goes, it IS the 7260 that has a weaker signal. We all use WiDi AND MWT way too much to justify the speed gain over loss functionality. And, without WiDi and MWT, I won't deploy it for myself, let alone any client laptops. However, the 7260-AC worked just fine in Win8 under VMware.

Intel widi pro windows 7 code#

On top of that, add in really poor AD support (especially when you need to call WMI in code and it returns nothing instead of an error for missing WMI paths) and it's a definite nightmare. The constant, non disable-able UAC is just the tip of the iceberg for stupid issues. Of course the whole Win8 platform is a joke - try writing code for it, especially when you are doing some low level calls. They only half cooked the idea of an AC card, just so OEMs pushing new boxes could get it out.

Intel widi pro windows 7 drivers#

Which does mean that they released the 8 drivers prematurely, and should have waited until a full driver package was available. Dropping it into a disassembler shows that they have completely different calls for the Win8 libraries. And, still no WiDi support and MWT still doesn't work. Yeah.I hear ya, but I already been through all those. But I honestly think that going with the re-installation of the drivers is more important and precedent in this case.Д¬heck these out and let me know if they help and Glen. Now if the performance of the replacement trumps that of the Intel, then go for it. In this case it just seems that you need the direct drivers for the module rather than a replacement. As techs, we love to blame everything but the obvious at times. The drivers they have released for 7 should fix the problem.

The compatibility issue is that Intel wrote the drivers for 8 but did not allow for the backwards compatibility with 7. The drivers are written specifically for the OS and not the module themselves. I am not a fan of Win 8, and have even down graded laptops and found the same to be true when going from 8 to 7. I stopped the updates to the new Win 8 drivers for the module and it works just fine. My Qualcomm Atheros drivers worked just fine under Windows 7, but I had to rollback the drivers for Win 8.

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Doc, I am using Win 8 on a trial basis and I have found, it is not necessarily the OS that is the problem.