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I've installed Intel's Driver Update Utility and it keeps the wifi up to date from them rather than Windows Update. I remember conflicts with Windows Update whe

I've installed Intel's Driver Update Utility and it keeps the wifi up to date from them rather than Windows Update. I remember conflicts with Windows Update when trying to use Intel's own drivers years ago but it hasn't been an issue with my current device.

bayindirh 6y ago
> I've installed Intel's Driver Update Utility and it keeps the wifi up to date from them rather than Windows Update. The problem is, Intel's all newer drivers are broken for that particular card, even the ones installed by Intel's Driver Update Utility (I've tried that too, yes). It's the same time that Intel's e1000e Linux drivers started breaking older cards so, there's something off in that department IMHO. The add insult to injury, both Windows and Linux drivers' release notes claim that the cards in question are supported by the respective, newer drivers.