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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.
USMCP8TRIOT
Aug 11, 2015Guide
Ok, I find it absolutely mind boggling that we are HOW MANY DAYS past the official release of Win 10 and Still no concrete fix to this issue. I have an AMD chipset and sounds as though the 'work arounds' only work for the Intel chipsets. When is Netgear going to get off their A$$es and provide those of us, who make their paychecks possible, with a complete working package? I have an ethernet (trip hazard) cable run across the floor until this is fixed!!!
I may look at going to a different vendor in the future if this is the level of support we can expect from Netgear
UMDTERPS
Aug 11, 2015Apprentice
I agree, I'm lucky enough to have a Intel based chipset with a work around, but the support has been atrioucious. I may look elesewhere for networking devices in the future. Netgear had over a year to work on drivers and failed.
You may want to look at ethernet based adapters, like this one:
- BonercycleAug 11, 2015Tutor
Maybe if I just bump this thread enough they'll release an official, working Windows 10 driver.