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AirCard 313U (AT&T) not recognized on Windows 10 machine
Tested AirCard works fine on Windows 7 machine Insert AirCard into Lenovo X1 Carbon laptop - AT&T All Access app shows "modem unplugged" when it is inserted into USB port. Contacted AT&T support th...
Jkershner
Thank you for the screen shots. Have another thing we can try to do is Click on your windows/start button go to File Explorer then on the left hand side Click This PC on this screen you should see Devices and Drives If you see a Drive named AT&T or tru-install Right click on it and then select eject once this ejects see if Windows 10 sees and installs the aircard. If it is still not detected you can use the Netgear Aircard Watcher install this and check to see if the aircard is detected and working. Here is the link to download Aircard Watcher.
http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/aircard/AC340U/Watcher_Generic_UM.msi
Let me know if this works
DarrenM
Darren -
Thanks for the follow up.
Have you tried to update the aircard while it was on the Windows 7 pc?
- I tried to install the Win 10 version of FW and got dialog box in bottom right corner, showing progress of driver installation. Looks like 100% complete. Then got the same fwup failure message. I then tried to to install the Win 7 version and nothing seems to happen after starting the installer
Also under your Network connections do you see At&t listed as a network if so try to click connect and give it a minute and see if a network connects
- There are At&T wifi networks that belong to my neighbors, not the aircard.
http://screencast.com/t/hh4mPxJkO
And if the device is not showing up at all could you take a screen shot of your Network Connection screen and also a screen shot of your Device Manager with the Network Adapters, Ports, and USB sections expanded. Hope to hear your feedback.
Here you go...http://screencast.com/t/eJPOOndzddu
Any other ideas?
Jkershner
Thank you for the screen shots. Have another thing we can try to do is Click on your windows/start button go to File Explorer then on the left hand side Click This PC on this screen you should see Devices and Drives If you see a Drive named AT&T or tru-install Right click on it and then select eject once this ejects see if Windows 10 sees and installs the aircard. If it is still not detected you can use the Netgear Aircard Watcher install this and check to see if the aircard is detected and working. Here is the link to download Aircard Watcher.
http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/aircard/AC340U/Watcher_Generic_UM.msi
Let me know if this works
DarrenM
If it's helpful, I logged on here to find an answer to the exact same problem. My 340U works fine on a Windows 7 machine, I've updated the firmware to the latest version, and I installed the watcher software as suggested but it doesn't see the device on the Windows 10 machine (because windows doesn't see it). It doesn't see it as a storage device either...
Also note, it's not that the device drivers don't install, windows never notices that ANYTHING usb has been plugged in so it never even tries to look for drivers...
It didn't work on a Windows 8.1 machine either.
The 340U powers up, but the device screen never shows the "ready to connect" screen. Only flashes the At&t logo.
Don't mean to interrupt the thread, so please let me know if this isn't helpful. I'm just very interested in the resolution. I'll be quiet unless one of you asks me a question directly. :)
Thanks!
-Chris
After digging around a bit more on other forums I found a work around. It seems the device doesn't like something about the USB ports (3.0 maybe), I put the device on a usb hub on the windows 10 machine and it worked like a charm.
-C
After trying all the fixes listed here I finally dug out my 2.5 usb hub, plugged it in and it works everytime I reboot!
Have been working on this problem for two weeks and the 2.5 usb hub fixed it. Thanks! Now if I could just get windows 10 to update while on the air card! Do not like making that trip to McDonalds!
DarrenM wrote:Jkershner
Thank you for the screen shots. Have another thing we can try to do is Click on you windows/start button go to File Explorer then on the left hand side Click This PC on this screen you should see Devices and Drives
- There was no AT&T drive.
If you see a Drive named AT&T or tru-install Right click on it and then select eject once this ejects see if Windows 10 sees and installs the aircard. If it is still not detected you cna use the Netgear Aircard Watcher install this and check to see if the aircard is detected and working. Here is the link to download Aircard Watcher.
http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/aircard/AC340U/Watcher_Generic_UM.msi
I installed air card watcher and immedately I got connected to AT&T network, then the Win10 version of AT&T All Access app installed itself. Looks like that app doesn't do anything, but the Netgear watcher is what is driving the connection to LTE network.
Not sure if that's the way it's supposed to work, but it's working, so Thx!!
Let me know if this works
DarrenM
Jkershener
I am glad to hear that Netgear Aircard Watcher was able to get you up and running. If you have any other questions or issues please come back and post everyone in the community is here to help.
Also Anyone that is running into these same issues here is a KB article on how to setup a profile in Aircard watcher and the download link again.
http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/22845
http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/aircard/AC3
40U/Watcher_Generic_UM.msi DarrenM
I just uninstalled Windows 10 update KB3116908. Since installing it I had been unable to access the internet using the 313U air card. I had no access to the internet at all except wi fi at McDonalds!. Tried all your fixes listed above. None worked. Looks like KB3116908 was the problem all along! Will see if the fix lasts.