Windows 10: Wi-Fi problem (Intel Dual Band AC8260)

Hello!
This is my first post here so I'll try doing my best integrating myself here and hope you'll help me to some problems I have to Windows 10 Home edition.

I bought last week a new wonderful laptop Asus ROG G752VY-GC178T. I dislike Asus for not creating drivers for Windows 7 too (kinda not like W10 as much as W7). Anyway, it seems that everything works normally except Wi-Fi!

I got 2 routers, an Asus RT56u and a TP-Link WR841ND.

When I'm connected over wi-fi to the Asus router, I have absolutelly no problem with, but when I'm connecting to TP-Link router, it's start drop the connection after I start download something. The error is about Gateway. It's very strange because the TP-Link is good enough for other devices and I had no problem with.

I did the following:
- Updating wi-fi drivers
- Rollback (to the original ones)
- disabled AV/Firewall
- Reset Wi-fi card many times and router with no clue.

I have no ideea why it's problematic to this router to connect, all other devices has no problem while dowloading at high speed so I guess the problem is from the OS.

PS: The TP-Link router has openWRT firmware and I believe this has nothing to do with my problem like I said above, all other devices works perfectly.

My other thought was that the Intel wi-fi card is incompatible with TP-Link router? or is too good for that kind of router? I doubt that.

Sorry for my english and hope you have a solution for this..

Thanks in advance!









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This was such a drag - eventually fixed by updating Wi-Fi adapter driver - Intel Dual Band AC 7260. Search automatically did not find it - had to download from Intel Support site.

 

No WiFi whatsoever, IPConfig in Windows command says “media disconnected”.

Your wi-fi adapter is Intel (R) Dual Band Wireless - AC3165 (wireless = wi-fi).

Right-click on the adapter and verify that it is enabled, then click on properties and check if the device works properly.

If everything is fine, uninstall the device and then restart the computer, Windows will automatically reinstall the adapter with the correct driver.

Previously your computer worked in wi-fi or never worked?

 

That TP-Link had some major issues. It was originally what Sam Knows was using for their "White boxes". Just get a decent Access Point.

 

Ok, I'll get a decent Access Point but I'm wondering if I take my laptop to connect to different networks and they have a cheap router my laptop start doing the same issue. I don't think this is normal, It must works to all kind of routers..

 

Get the Engenius ECB350 and a POE adapter. It is right now $70 at Newegg. I have it and can go at least 100' from my house and still have a signal.