If you want to discuss your problems, I am willing to listen. I have a Killer Wireless 1535 which has caused me no problems.
But specific info will be required. I understand the move to Intel devices is suggested but that does more than just change devices, it also changes drivers which means it might not be just the device at fault but the drivers.
I am currently running a fairly new ASUS GT-AC5300. Win 10 will change network situations with just about every update. If you have an older router, the first thing I might suggest is to update.
Apologies for resurrecting an old topic here, but were you ever able to solve this? I've recently started having the same issue with an XPS 9370 and Netgear router.
Saltgrass
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March 1st, 2018 21:00
If you want to discuss your problems, I am willing to listen. I have a Killer Wireless 1535 which has caused me no problems.
But specific info will be required. I understand the move to Intel devices is suggested but that does more than just change devices, it also changes drivers which means it might not be just the device at fault but the drivers.
I am currently running a fairly new ASUS GT-AC5300. Win 10 will change network situations with just about every update. If you have an older router, the first thing I might suggest is to update.
samos1111
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March 2nd, 2018 03:00
Try the "driver only" driver from the Killer site.
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Apologies for resurrecting an old topic here, but were you ever able to solve this? I've recently started having the same issue with an XPS 9370 and Netgear router.