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Event 10400: A6200
Hello all, I have trawled Google, tried alternate drivers ranging from signed Netgear Beta drivers to BSOD-causing chipset manufacturer drivers. After hunting down several errors in my event log,...
Months. Take that word in. It has been MONTHS, since Netgear has had any tangible information or updates for this particular problem. It has been MONTHS, since I have seen any viable solution or suggestion to fix this problem. In case you don't know what I'm talking about, I would suggest looking here and here. You have taken my information, Netgear, and done what with it? Nothing, absolutely nothing. No word, no PMs, no credibility. I'll grant the guise of effort, but that is about all I will grant. I have been compliant with all requests for information and patience. I have been completely understanding that things like this take time, but MONTHS? There are issues with your hardware that have been around since Windows 8, and now with the release of Windows 10 the problem has resurfaced. Living proof that the problems you DON'T SOLVE will come around to bite you. Are you going to learn this time? Probably not, but as long as you got my money, and that of others, at one point or another you probably couldn't care less.
Surprise surprise, 3 months later and still nothing. Pretty rediculous.
Same problem here with a WNA3100 and Windows 10. According to a Google search, this is not limited to Netgear devices though. I've seen posts about Intel adaptors and dell ones as well. It MIGHT be a broadcom issue (since i would venter they all use broadcom radios) but my money is on something **bleep**y Windows 10.
I'm getting the distinct feeling that Netgear doesn't really care about the issue. It was definitely awesome to get that Private Message saying support would give me a call, only to never hear word one from them. Pretty much par for the course when it comes to this company, I'm learning. Whelp, I've learned my lesson with Netgear, and will be telling anyone who will listen about my experiences. It's a shame you inherited this issue @JamesGL, as you've been the only Netgear employee willing to show your face here, but I really have to say I'm pretty unimpressed by Netgear support. Good luck with your future customers, you're clearly gonna need it.