#Qualcomm ar9485 driver
#Qualcomm ar9485 windows 10
#Qualcomm ar9485 windows

вЂњQualcomm Atheros is enabling a client-to-infrastructure 802.11ac ecosystem by combining its Wi-Fi expertise across virtually all segments with QualcommвЂ™s position in mobile channels,вЂќ said Craig Barratt, president, Qualcomm Atheros. Qualcomm is introducing its multi-channel portfolio to enable end-to-end 802.11ac performance benefits to speed adoption of the new Gigabit-capable Wi-Fi networking technology. QualcommвЂ™s portfolio of 802.11ac products target mobile, home and office networking, including smartphones, tablets, PCs, laptops, televisions, home routers, gateways and enterprise access points. With the growing number of devices and bandwidth-intensive multimedia applications placing greater demands on wireless networks, 802.11ac-the newest chapter in the Wi-Fi technology evolution-expands performance and coverage to enable HD video-grade connectivity across increasingly crowded networks.

Qualcomm Atheros Inc., the networking and connectivity subsidiary of Qualcomm Incorporated (NASDAQ: QCOM), announced today the launch of its 802.11ac Wi-Fi ecosystem. Qualcomm Atheros Launches 802.11ac Product Ecosystem Is there any chance that these updates are related to the issues I've described? Are there more people experiencing such problems? Does anyone know of a workaround to get wifi working? How can we notify Microsoft of these issues?

#Qualcomm ar9485 windows

The only essential thing that has changed AFAIK are two major Windows updates, KB4537572 and KB4549951.

#Qualcomm ar9485 driver

I checked if the driver for the wireless card was up to date, uninstalled and reinstalled the wireless card and booted windows. Or, in Dutch, 'Geen Wi-Fi-netwerken gevonden'.ДЄlso, in Settings, the properties of the wireless adapter are 'status: not operational'. To clarify what I did: I accessed Action Center, established that wifi was enabled, clicked on Network and got the message 'no wifi networks found'. Because I didn't want to be stubborn I have power my router off and on again, but it didn't make a difference.

I live in a block of flats where I can usually pick up dozens of signals. Of course, the troubleshooters suggest to disconnect the router, but I was convinced that wouldn't help. Until yesterday I didn't need wireless, but when I did again I found that it doesn't find ANY networks anymore. The wifi card is a Qualcomm Atheros AR9485 802.11bgn WiFi-adapter, which is enabled. However, I DID use wifi for testing purposes in March of 2020.

#Qualcomm ar9485 windows 10

On my HP Windows 10 Home PC build 1909 I mostly use ethernet, and more rarely wifi.