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Alienware 15R3 Killer Wireless 1435 not connecting after sleep
My Alienware 15R3 is running the latest Windows 10 release (Creators Update) and running the latest wireless drivers according to the Dell download page. When I wake my laptop from sleep, it will not properly connect to my wireless network until I disable and re-enable the wireless adapter (it either connects without internet connectivity, or refuses to see any networks at all). This started shortly after the Creators Update. Is there any fix for this?
Tesla1856
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May 22nd, 2017 10:00
Separately and carefully, try a clean-install of each of the following drivers. Test and document each one thoroughly. Be sure to uninstall old one (and any included driver-suites or apps) and reboot before moving to the next one. Only one needs to work.
Dell's validated version
Rivet's latest version http://www.killernetworking.com/
The one Microsoft tosses you from Windows Update
Alienware - Rodrigo
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May 23rd, 2017 15:00
Hi,
Also, is your system running the latest Bios version? You can download it from here.
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May 24th, 2017 13:00
Update: I uninstalled all Killer and Qualcomm software/drivers (required using the revo uninstaller to get Killer to uninstall), rebooted, installed the Killer software directly from their site, rebooted, and everything so far seems fine. (I was already on the latest BIOS too). Thanks!
Alienware - Rodrigo
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May 26th, 2017 14:00
Thank you for confirming this.
Tesla1856
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May 26th, 2017 20:00
Good work.
Interesting. So, you installed the whole 95mb KillerPerformanceSuite_1.2.1302_Win7_Win81_Win10_x64.exe driver file with Killer Control Center and everything, huh?
http://www.killernetworking.com/driver-downloads
as91
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May 30th, 2017 20:00
Well none of this has fixed it for me. And the Engineering team is making me go through the hoops of troubleshooting until they finally admit that this is not something that can be just "fixed" with a change in Router or Card Setting in Windows.