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WiFi & Bluetooth Drivers Install
Part I: Before Starting
- Make sure your system is compatible by reviewing our support article on Wireless Network Card Compatibility and checking your new adapter's product page for details.
- Keep in mind that transmission speeds vary based on environmental conditions and your actual internet speed depends on the bandwidth provided by your ISP.
- Avoid connecting or testing speeds while using a VPN as it can reduce performance.
- Download all required drivers (Wi-Fi and Bluetooth) before physically installing your network card. You can find more details in the Driver Installation Steps below.
- For Linux based systems, see this article on Intel Wireless Adapter Support for Linux Systems.
Part II: I Just Received My New Wi-Fi Card. Now What?
Step 1: Install Wi-Fi Drivers (do this first):
- Make sure you have the most recent drivers. Install Wi-Fi drivers and then reboot your computer.
- You can download the latest version at Intel Wireless Wi-Fi Drivers for Windows 10 and Windows 11.
- For Linux based systems, see this article on Intel Wireless Adapter Support for Linux Systems.
Step 2: Install Bluetooth Drivers (do this second):
- Ensure to install the Windows 10/11, 64-bit drivers. They are not compatible with 32-bit versions.
- You can download the latest version at Intel Wireless Bluetooth Drivers for Windows 10 and Windows 11.
Important Notes:
- Driver installation may fail due to an outdated OS, insufficient RAM, or low HD space. Make sure to update your OS!
- If you encounter an error during driver installation, you might need manufacturer-specific drivers for your system.
- Remember to follow the same steps for Bluetooth drivers/devices too.
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