And often logging in to a second user account will be extremely delayed, if not never work. A side effect of this event is that Task manager details view stops functioning, the device cannot be disabled in device manager (it hangs trying to). This can also result in BSODS, but usually the NetworkUXBroker crashes leading to system freezes on Wi-Fi channel changes, disconnects, 'WLAN Extensibility has stopped' flooding the event log etc. A system with it installed left to run for a week or more will eventually find that the device eventually stops responding. This device has had on and off issues since Windows 10 launched, but the current driver published by Asus has a flaw in it which triggers on continuous sessions. I've even tried removing the device from the system, running the install from the zip above, and manually installing the provided drivers, and it still shows the driver version as 7.35.351.0Īny suggestions on how to fix this network adapter? Or why the utility doesn't actually install? If I try using Device manager to manually install the drives from Win10 folder in the zip you recommended, it will say the drivers installed, but has the same driver Windows already installed. If I go to the Asus folder in the start menu, the only option there is to uninstall the utility, there's no actual utility program to start. However, the utility will not install, even after the installation process completes.

I have the most up to date windows drivers. If I connect through Ethernet, all the problems go away. I have to refresh pages and get multiple disconnect errors. My network card, ASUS PCE-AC68 will randomly stop responding, causing logins to sites to fail, or the network to disconnect.

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