Qualcomm-atheros wifi adapter

Similar Questions

• HP 15-f039wm: Re: qualcomm-atheros wifi adapter does not work with windows 8

  Hello HP support.

  I have a HP 15-f039wm, product J8X12UA #ABA, running Windows 8.1.  I like it, but I thought I could improve it by upgrading to 8 GB, installation of a 240 GB SSD and move the 500 GB HARD disk to an external USB adapter.  So far, so good, so very jolly good.

  I also wanted to upgrade the Wi - Fi adapter to a faster power adapter with Bluetooth 4.0, but instead to get the AC7260 from Intel, I settled for a Qualcomm Atheros AR9485 with the Bluetooth BT3012 device, which belongs to a HP, I think.

  I shouldn't have paid.  Too late, I learned that the Atheros AR9485 has major compatibility problems.  Microsoft compatibility survey shows that some 530 speakers, 357 note as incompatible AR9485.

  This pair Bluetooth adapter and connects with my cell phone, but it remains connected for less than a minute before it disconnects.  It does not connect with something else I have.  It does not recognize my Bluetooth phone earpiece, and he recognizes that rarely my Bluetooth keyboard, with which it will pair but it never connects.

  The keyboard is a deal breaker - a must - have - and something really nice.  I tried the same Bluetooth keyboard sold by comb and Arteck jelly and a similar one by the EC technology, which has the top two rows of keys merged into one.  They connect immediately with an IPhone 4, but none of the three would be in contact with the BT3012 in my HP 15 - f039wm.

  Microsoft recommends the most recent drivers as a fix for incompatibility issues.  I downloaded the NIC drivers and card with Bluetooth Bluetooth drivers for the AR9485/BT3012 of http://www.station-drivers.com .  That updated the Qualcomm Bluetooth driver version 8.0.1.273, date from mid-2013, that came with the BT3012 (AR9485) Microsoft version of the driver 8.0.1.344 card, day 23/04/15.  Even still, it connects to my cell phone but nothing else.

  "Allow Windows to turn off this device to save power" is not checked for the adapter.  I also ran the 'netsh' command to clear the TCP/IP stack and reset the Winsock Catalog.  I have no intend to restore Windows to the factory; before that I would, I would get the Intel AC7260 more expensive card - that I probably do anyway, given the record of the incompatibility of the Qualcomm Atheros AR9485/BT3012.  I do not expect to change this folder, no matter what I do.

  But I'm open to suggestions.

  Thank you in advance for taking the time to investigate this problem.

  Hi @gospelmidi,

  Thank you for your inquiry.

  I take that you have swapped the hard drive and replaced the original card wireless and Bluetooth with the Qualcomm Atheros AR9485 with the Bluetooth BT3012 device and cannot associate with something other than your cell phone.  You tried to reset the TCP/IP stack, but there was no change.

  Did you run HP Support Assistant to ensure you have all the updates from HP?

  Have you tried to run the troubleshooter in Windows?

  Alternatively, you can try the following steps.

  Step 1. Go to Device Manager
  Step 2. Right click on "Bluetooth device" you want
  Step 3. Select "update driver software... »
  Step 4. Choose "Browse my computer for driver software".
  Step 5. Choose "Let Me pick from a list of drivers for devices on my computer.
  Step 6. Select "Ports (COM & LPT)"
  Step 7. Select "Microsoft" to the list of "manufacturers".
  Step 8. Finally select "Standard series via a Bluetooth connection.

  If you are unable to connect to a Bluetooth device, try the following:

  Step 1. Search for 'Change device' in the start menu in Windows 8.
  Step 2. Click on where it says change device installation settings.
  Step 3. Select No, let me choose what to do option.
  Step 4. Check the automatically get the device app option
  Step 5. Click on save changes to save the settings that you select

  So, you can try this

  Step 1: Go to RUN (Windows Logo + R) and type "services.msc" and Enter
  Step 2: Now find 'Bluetooth Support Service' and double click it
  Step 3: Now click on the Log on tab and type "Local Service" without the quotes
  Step 4. Click on "account".
  Step 5: Now remove any authorization of passwords the password field blank
  Step 6: Below the upper left title should be a hyperlink 'Start' click

  If the problem here is a link to HP 15 Notebook PC Maintenance and Service of Guide for your laptop.  Please note Chapter 3, page 17, section 17 for recommended replacement cards.

  To say thank you for answering, please click on the thumbs up icon below.

  If this fixes your problems please let know in choosing the solution to other people.

  Good luck!

• Satellite C50 - Qualcomm Atheros AR956x driver /wifi fall

  My Tosh c50 with Qualcomm Atheros AR956x adapter keeps dropping its connection with the blank superhub.

  The most recent drivers have been installed through Microsoft update, after the win8.1 upgrade.
  Queries of blank media if the pilots were from Atheros.

  Where on qualcom or Atheros can I have the latest OFFICIAL drivers?
  The laptop is fine with the Ethernet cable.
  In SIDDer allows to check the channels and power.

  It's very frustrating as just cannot be used for banking, shopping, the connection is lost.

  See you soon

  The Atheros WLan driver for your laptop model can be downloaded from the Toshiba driver page.

  But the fall of connection Wlan has not must be linked to the WLan driver.
  The question appears using the power of battery or as then as the connection?

  Have you tested different WLan (802.11 A B G N) standards?
  What about WiFi encryption?
  He doesn't interrupt the connection using a combination of different (WPA/WPA2 AES, TKIP) or connect to open WiFi?

• Updated the Windows 10 Qualcomm AR9485 Atheros Wifi Card Driver

  Currently, I encounter a similar problem with my HP Envy 17 Qualcomm AR9485 Atheros wifi adapter. The ethernet connection works but not WiFi. I can only connect to wifi after I immediatnly reset my router. All other devices work with the router. If the HP Envy 17 goes to sleep or stay on for an extened period, it disconnects and is not able to reconnect to my network. I had a similar problem to connect to another wireless network.  I've updated, restored, disabled and reinstalled the drivers from the adapter to any wifi avil. I returned at various points system retore. I tried everything except uninstall Windows 10. The HP Envy 17 is longer under warranty. At this point, should I open the laptop and replace the wifi card, or is there something that I have not tried?

  Thanks much for the reply, EmeraldAvenger. Yes, I tried all of your suggestions. It was never a red X in Device Manager. I tried different sleep mode power options and channels (1-11) on the router settings. I have reset the BIOS. I even contacted my ISP, who assured me that the issue was with my laptop, not the connection. The only way I could solve this problem was to remove the Qualcomm Atheros AR9485 wireless adapter and replace it with the wifi Intel 7260 inside my laptop adapter. I had no problem since since the swap. In fact, my connection is now faster and more reliable. I suggest to all who encounter this problem to just go ahead and replace the Atheros AR9485 Qualcomm. It is unforunate that HP has saddled 17 envy with this apparently faulty piece of equipment, but they have several useful videos on their support site to guide users how to disassemble their laptop.

• PROBLEM with Atheros WIFI

  Hello!

  Recently I bought the Acer Aspire V3 - 571G (production code: NX.) M67EL.002 / / I5, GT730m... ATHEROS!) and intalled OS Windows 7 64 bit and the drivers from the original DVD - wheres the Atheros driver version is 10.0.0.38.

  Problem is that Atheros barely able to connect to my WiFi when I turned on the PC: 1 in 5 times it is connected as should be (without a problem, automatically); 3 of the 5 I needed to manually connect AND try up to 3 times (more than, I got the message error "Windows could not connect"); and 1 of 5, I had to restart my PC AGAIN!

  Then I upgraded my drivers to 10.0.0.221 from HERE and he helped (I also enabled "11n" mode in the device - atheros for some reason Settings Manager, it has been decommissioned).

  For 2 days, I had good connection! But yesterday, I sent my laptop to "sleep" so that I can easily turn it on before you go to work... and that was a bad idea - the problems came back. On my laptop, I had only 10.0.0.225 drivers 64-bit of Windows 8, but they have not helped, AND for some reason any my laptop not able to connect to internet with the wire! (although I did not test before connection cable)

  Maybe someone had a problem like me and it is resolved?

  And that means can't send my laptop 'Sleep' mode to turn on fast?

  Thank you!

  Hello again!

  Recently, I was forced * to reinstall Windows 7 and the problem appeared again of course! God * beep *, I needed 1 hour just to install the network card, but I managed to do this: install 'WLAN_Atheros_10.0.0.225_Win8x64' drivers-> go to Device Manager and updated for the drivers Atheros AR5BWB222 win7 - 10.0.0.221 ! After this computer needs to be restarted AND everytime when the laptop cannot connect to the wireless network - you must go to the Device Manager and disconnect of the Qualcomm-Atheros - network adapter AND connect again!

  These steps helped me - so I hope this will help others! Because I've seen a lot of reproach to the stability of the Atheros driver.

  * The reason was that CPU drivers (I hope not CPU itself) gone MAD! thread 2nd 2nd carrots went 100% usability (after about 30 minutes after the tunding ON Windows) and then blue screen of death Windows appeared (and then nothing could be opened and even Windows couldn't stop!)

• Qualcomm, atheros AR9285 802.11b/g/n wifi adapter problem

  Hi, if I can connect to the internet, but after a bit, I'm disconnected from the network. When I have the Troubleshoot, it indicates that there is a problem with my card. It is not a problem with my network as all other devices work correctly.

  I use Windows 8; my laptop is a Pavilion dv6 - 3284ca; my wifi adapter is qualcomm, atheros AR9285 802.11b/g/n wifi adapt

  Let me know if you need more information.

  You can try a USB wireless adapter. If it works, which will restrict the cause root. If it doesn't, it will restrict the issue to a conclusion. There is not a lot of troubleshooting on the left that you don't want to, so I think that an adapter is a good idea.

  Mario

• Qualcomm Atheros AR9485 Wifi adapter closes unexpectedly after Windows updates

  We have a HP laptop, experiencing repeated problems with the AR9485 of Qualcomm Atheros 802.11b/g/n WIFI adpter following updated Windows.  Since we can not get online, we are unable to update the drivers.  Provides basic troubleshooting "Wifi adapter is experienceing driver or hardware related problems.  The device status shows "this device cannot start (Code 10) Operation Failed."  Any suggestions?

  Hello:

  Download this driver... Do not run it immediately.

  This package contains the driver installation package for LAN Qualcomm Atheros QCA9000 wireless controller series in models of laptop support and operating systems.

  File name: sp70859.exe

  Go to Device Manager and right click on the map the problem wireless.  Select uninstall.  Check driver uninstall, reboot and now the driver I posted and see if it works.

• HP 14 laptop: how to replace the QCA9565 of Qualcomm Atheros 802.11b/g/n WiFi Adapter

  Hello

  I have a laptop HP 14 which is currently used for academic purposes. However, at the school, the WiFi is dual band, and so I can't connect.  At the moment I have a QCA9565 of Qualcomm Atheros 802.11b/g/n WiFi adapter and I am aware that is not double band. So is it possible to replace the current single band with a dual band adapter? Is it is possible to replace the card, then you have suggestions of what to buy and how to install the product in my book. If there is a free alternative, please keep me informed.

  Thanks in advance.

  Hey @Raiyan1 ,

  Here is a link to page 31 of your manual . The Wifi card is a mini map 1 x 1.

  Thank you.

• Slow WiFi on Qualcomm Atheros AR9485 wireless adapter on HP Pavilion 500-120EA 8.1 Windows

  This wireless adapter is extremely slow that causes ping high during the game. The game I tried was League of legends. The artheros adapter showed the ping MS 1000 +.

  So I decided to see if the necessary driver updated. When you go to Device Manager to update, it showed that she needed no updates.  Also checked on the hp site and it showed that I have the latest version of the driver. So I checked the Atheros website and I didn't have the latest version of the driver. So I intalled the latest driver at 10.0.0.263 10.0.0.270.

  Yet once I tried the game to see if there is an improvement with Internet and again he showed my ping 1000 + Ms. has not changed at all. No improvement.

  I did troubleshoot and it sort of something I do not know what but. No change.

  I also changed the powersaver maximum for the wireless card. No change.

  Several times I looked at task manager network, it shows send and receive to be at 16/08/32 Kbps or sometimes even zero Kbps. The table looks very small and its value on the chart was of 100 Kbps.

  However, I don't see a difference during the videos to youtube or browsing the Internet. Here, the speed is very good. Even during the speedtest, speed showed a ping from 43ms. sending / receiving packets are indicated in 00' sKbps Mbps. The table is not stable it flucatuates strongly.

  So I change my card a blekin N300 wireless and all the problems I've had are solved. The ping playing League of legends is 40-70 m send it / receive packets similar to the atheros AR9485 rae but I've seen go up to 88 Kbps at its highest level.

  So what can I do to fix the Qualcomm Atheros AR9485 wireless adapter?

  Any help is appreciated.

  What can I do else?

  Just an update to someone else who has had this problem for the channel 11 wireless channel setting should do the trick.

• Qualcomm Atheros AR9485 802 .11b: g:n WiFi adapter

  I have a HP Envy dv6 Notebook PC, model No.2CE243OCYT.  It has an adapter for WiFi Atheros 802.11 AR9485 b:g:n. There is an update of HP of the card, but when I updated, I was unable to connect to the internet. I realize that this WiFi adapter is only 2. 5. g I had to update my laptop, then I got access to the internet again. I have not tried again this update of the driver, but just put TWC to update my cable modem to dual band by using the strips of 2.5 G and 5G.

  I'm afraid to install the Atheros update in my lapotop once again because I don't want to go to parrir the hassle of re - install all my software pd [posed again.

  Y at - it a HP dual band WiFi adapter is recommended, and it is easy to install?

  Thank you

  Laptops are as you order them or buy them as ready to ship models. They are not generally considered to be extensible to all. You can switch from desktop computers in general as much as the platform of the motherboard and BIOS allow.

  Not as far as I know, HP makes no recommendataions on laptops and usb adapters.

  Just do a search online with Googl, Bing or your search engine favoriteb for major brands such as ASUS, Linksys and Netgear. Check the reviews of the candidates you find and make sure they include drivers for the operating system that you have in your laptop. NewEgg.com is a good website to csome comparison shopping.

  IF you want wifi nextgen features in the usb adapter and the chance to have a router nextgen with 802.11ac capacity of 2.4 ghz and 5 ghz, then looking for the one that many people recommend.

• Qualcomm AR9485 Atheros Wifi card driver updates?

  I have a laptop of HP2000 running Windows 8.1

  I was hoping an update for this network card because I had problems with connectivity network for several weeks and several times the windows diagnostic resets this network adapter.

  I get the notice via HPSA that there (2) updates to this network adapter.   I can download updates, but the installation failed on both and I don't know why or where to look to find out why.  Study now has me completely confused.  Here is what is currently installed on my laptop:

  Qualcomm-Atheros 802.11b/g/n WiFi AR9485 adapt

  SoftPaq number: SP65428

  Driver date: 12/11/2013

  Driver version: 10.0.0.274 (1.00Ap7)

  This update of the driver was JUST installed on 14/04/2014 (3 weeks)

  　

  Here is the info on what HPSA watch are updated for this card-

  Important updates, note first received Saturday, April 26, 2014

  Updates download but would not install.

  * Qualcomm Atheros AR9000 series Wireless LAN Driver for MS Windows

  SoftPaq number: SP63802

  Version: 1.00Ap21

  Size: 73.89

  * Qualcomm AR9000 Atheros Wireless LAN Driver for MS Windows 8 series

  SoftPaq number: SP62425

  Version: 1.00Ap17

  Size: 38,27 MB

  (research on hp.com for SP62425 the date this update 26/06/2013)

  Both of these driver updates seem to be more OLD than what I currently installed?

  If I go My HP account have my system scanned for updates, the SP65428 I have already installed is displayed. Neither HPSA showing that I should install appear on my updates.

  I guess the question I have now, it is what is the most current, correct pilot and working for AR9485 of Qualcomm Atheros 802.11b/g/n WiFi Adapter?

  And if that's what I have already installed it, why I received this notice am updates HPSA?

  Thank you.

  By a post elsewhere in the Forums of HP, current updated driver are available at http://www.station-drivers.com/ .

  I downloaded and installed

  Version: 10.0.0.287

  Published 25/03/2014

  and from this moment, everything seems to work properly.

  I would still like someone to confirm that it is suitable for the AR9000 Qualcomm Atheros driver series network adapter for Windows 8.1.  And if I NOW the current driver is there a glitch in HPSA to send assignments to update driver irrelevant?

  Thank you!

• Windows WiFi 8 HP 2000-2b43dx guard abandon the Qualcomm-Atheros connection

  I just got a laptop HP 2000-2b43dx last month and had no problem with the connection before fall, but here for the past week or so she did it a lot. It starts to get boring, that's why I'm here.

  If I close my laptop and open it again it will be disconnected and I have to reconnect manually even if I have the settings in automatic mode.
  And every now and then it disconnects randomly, and I have to reconnect again. It's really annoying when you try to play a game and you get kicked out of a game because of that.

  I've updated the network driver and the only thing that helped was able to reconnect faster...
  My old laptop has never had this problem and it only recently started to do a few weeks back.

  I have an AR9485 of Qualcomm Atheros 802.11b/g/n WiFi Adapter.

  Can anyone help?

  Sorry... I forgot to post the thread I referenced.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/wireless-Internet-home-networking-e-g-Windows-8/Atheros-WLAN-driver-fixes-connection-issues-with-many-new/TD-p/701407

• Qualcomm Atheros QCA61x4 Wireless Network Adapter driver 12.0.0.116 gives a slow speed.

  I bought aspire V3 - 574 G-54VY a month back. It runs on windpws 10 64-bit. There is a problem with the Qualcomm Atheros QCA61x4 Wireless Network Adapter. Whenever I update the driver to version 12.0.0.116 I face extremely slow internet. But when I go back to the previous version of the driver 4.0.0.115 i.e., the speed is correct. Can someone help me with this issue, because I'm not able to determine whether or not I have a defective laptop. The center of same service replaced the wifi card, but always the same question comes up. Thanks in advance.

  Hi guys Finally I found the problem with the help of a technician

  The problem was with power settings. When the laptop is plugged in, he took the full speed and slow battery mode. The solution is:

  Goto settings-> system-> power and sleep-> additional power settings-> settings of plan (plan selected)

  OR

  Search for Goto-> type Control Panel-> hardware and sound-> Power Options->-> change the parameters of the plan (plan selected)

  Then

  change power settings advance-> adapter settings-> power saving mode-> Set battery maximum performance wireless

  Check your speed now (if necessary reboot)

  I am now using the updated driver 12.0.0.191 and internet high speed is correct.

• Qualcomm Atheros AR5BWB222 Wireless Network Adapter adapter does not work.

  I have Acer laptop V3-571.

  I have upgraded to windows 8 Windows 7.

  Adapter Qualcomm Atheros AR5BWB222 Wireless Network Adapter is showing work fine in Device Manager, but the wifi does not work.

  When I checked the soft switch in the Pc, swith found to disable the position. Could someone help to solve?

  Well I solved it by bypassing the wireless adapter and buy something external usb nano wireless, it works perfectly now. problem still not fixed however.

  I found a way to fix my network, ive manually uninstalled the network cards, drivers and downloaded the following file "win78 - 10.0.0.75 - whql" of
  http://www.Atheros.cz/Atheros-wireless-download.php?chipset=81&system=6
  and simply installed the driver via Device Manager

  Hope this will help some of you.

  Kind regards
  Stamp of Pieter

• Qualcomm-Atheros AR956x WLan adapt does not not on Windows 10

  Have installed the latest driver for 64-bit windows 10 of Qualcomm-Atheros site. 10.0.0.329 driver version but it does not recognize my home wifi signal, while it did 2 weeks ago. Apparently some 10 windows update is now conflict with this version of the driver? Read a lot of similar problems on various internet and learned there is no solution, so now I have to connect to the internet using a cable. This turns my lap - top in a table. Thanks to Toshiba and Qualcomm Atheros for the * ty support. One of the users have a fix for this problem? Looking forward to your help!

  I have the same problem that started after the latest updates of windows 10, I can get my wifi works by doing a full restore but within hours 10 Windows downloads an update, and wifi is lost again.

  I get online answers but do not yet have a solution so attached to the router wired for internet access.

  Seems to me that Qualcomm Atheros and windows need to come together and find a solution.