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Posted October 5th, 2021 13:00
Try the Windows Update Catalog: Killer 1535 drivers
Alternatively you can try the drivers from the official Dell Drivers page for the Aurora R7: Aurora R7 drivers
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Posted October 5th, 2021 14:00
I have the latest drivers 12.0.0.1118 installed,but I have no wifi!
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Posted November 1st, 2021 10:00
Guess what!!! Same issue now happens when upgrading to Windows 11. Sadly, then same fix does not appear to work. When I choose 'select driver manually', I do not find the Killer wifi driver with three options. The current driver that I have is 12.0.0.1118 Anyone have any ideas?
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Posted November 1st, 2021 11:00
Apologies - I have just gone through the re-install and fix steps again and it works.
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Posted November 9th, 2021 14:00
Could you please elaborate on this:
Then select something like "select the driver manually" then go through the menus until you find the Killer wifi driver.My menu starts at Documents. I can't search for the qualcomm version since I don't know what the driver name is.
Thank you!
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Posted November 18th, 2021 18:00
This worked for me! Thank you!
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Posted November 21st, 2021 14:00
Thank you for posting this solution. It worked for me.
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Posted December 1st, 2021 07:00
Thank you very much. Had the same problem after updating to Win 11
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Posted December 1st, 2021 13:00
What a pain online to find the solution. It works thank you. Windows 11 messed my wifi up.
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Posted October 5th, 2021 14:00
I fixed it using this method found in other forums here:
Killer wifi 1535.
After scouring the dell forums, I was able to find the solution.
There was a post about it (somehow can't find it anymore) where I have to install the Killer wifi driver first.
Go to Device Manager --> Select Killer Wifi (had a triangle with exclamation mark on it) -> Update Driver
Then select something like "select the driver manually" then go through the menus until you find the Killer wifi driver. There you will see 3 options -- this is where you have to select the "Qualcomm" version and finish install.
Windows can detect the hardware after that.
Hope this will help someone who's having the issue.