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paradeigmas
Jul 30, 2015Tutor
Windows 10 (A6100 A6200 A6210) Installation Heads Up
As a heads up, DO NOT install Netgear's driver package for your A6xxx device on Windows 10. It permanently removes Windows 10’s ability to access the WiFi Connections list. Instead, use the defa...
- Aug 01, 2015
For problems with the windows 10 included driver with the a6210 (e.g. no 5ghz networks visible) just use the latest driver from mediatek (5.1.21.0).
It is the newer version of the driver that came with windows 10 and with it i can join my 5ghz wlan, which wasnt able with the old one!
The chip in the A6210 is a Mediatek MT7612U.
smintz
Feb 08, 2016Aspirant
Can u show us the tact of the bat?
- ed_diFeb 08, 2016Aspirant
bat file ... use your own router ip, and wifi details ...
just create a task to run every minute...
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echo off
echo Testing wifi
ping -n 2 -w 200 -l 64 192.168.1.1 & if errorlevel 1 goto reset
goto done
:reset
echo Restarting Wireless Adapter
netsh wlan disconnect
netsh wlan connect ssid=dd-wrt name=dd-wrt interface=Wi-Fi
:done
echo done====================================================
you can add something like the following after the connect line to log the number of resets that happen..
echo %DATE% %TIME% Restarted wireless adapter. >> c:\\reset.log
you may also want to hide the execution of the script to prevent popups... lots of ways to do that via google....
- shaunchoFeb 09, 2016Aspirant
just when I thought it couldn't get any worse, now it's to the point to where I start up my computer and it's already not connecting. Have to unplug and plug it again and it connects then drops in a few minutes.
ed_di I'm gonna try out your batch file and see how that works out for me. Thanks for sharing that!- shaunchoFeb 09, 2016Aspirant
ok so this is different. When I was testing that batch command to reconnect the wifi, I got many chances to use it...and I noticed that something was causing the device to have a failure of some sorts. Device manager was showing an exclamation over my wifi adaptor icon and it was displaying the "The device cannot start" message. Anyone else having that problem?