WNDA4100 and Other Wireless Adapters Low Connection Speed, Failure to Connect at 5G, etc.

Hello, Let me see if I understood this, the driver A6210 that you mention will work on the WNDA4100 900 adapter.

At this point the driver for the WNDA is working great but I can not let it update because if the New Driver from Media Tek installes

itself,it will be very sluggish or hangs up. If I install the latest Netgear WNDA 4100 then it will stop working correctly.

If I install the Drivers that came with the adapter when I bought it back in February will not work eighter

But if Iuse the 2013 driver there are no issues. What I get from this is that Netgear has not corrected the issue pertaining with the Windows 10,

however I ran Windows 8.1 with this and it worked great.

I completely understand to un-install the old driver(s) and disconnect the adapter and then shut down (restart) the computer.

and finally install the driver(s) and then connect the adapter, unfortunately this is not the case, the last 2 versions including the latest

just won't function with Windows 10 and the Latest Netgear Driver (WNDA 4100).

Unfortunaly, I am not alone with this issue, there are thousands out there with the same result.

All that I get from netgear when I contact support is that the adapter is over 3 months old and it is not covered, the truth to this is not the

adapter, but rather the build into Windows 10,by default Windows 10 will install the Media Tek Driver which will function but very limited and only when it works.

In closing, I am using the Netgear Driver version 5.1.7.0 dated 9/6/2013 and is approved by Microsoft.So far so good.