This can be done with a switch in the computer chassis, a key combination, or from Windows* Device Manager.
Disable the Bluetooth component and check if the connection improves.
Additionally, you can try the generic version of Intel® PROSet/Wireless Software and Drivers for Windows 8.1*. Make sure you are using the recommended driver from the OEM (PC manufacturer), or try using the one from Windows Update. Here are some additional things you can check about this: In this situation, we strongly recommend you to check with the Computer Manufacturer Support, they will let you know if they recommend using your PC with Windows® 10 and they will provide the best drivers and configuration for it. We would like to mention that this adapter is not fully supported with Windows® 10, you can try with Windows 8* or 8.1* drivers in some cases, the driver is only available on Windows Update. We understand you would like to improve the speed of the connection you are getting with the Intel® Centrino® Wireless-N 2230 in you system. All rights reserved.ĭescription : Intel(R) Centrino(R) Wireless-N 2230 I just can't fathom why a G connection would be getting 7-8x as much down speed.
Pretty much any sort of "solution" I could find online.Īny help would be appreciated. I've tried forcing different channels, 20Mhz, etc. Using my phone's wifi and doing a speedtest I get around 150Mbps. I have installed the most up to date drivers. (Wired 200Mbps.)Īfter hours of troubleshooting the closest I can come to a solution is one where I disabled 802.11n Mode under the adapters advanced tab (this gives me a 14-15Mbps down speedtest, but I refuse to compromise for a G connection and drag down the rest of my network because of this adapter. I am currently in the process of troubleshooting my wifi connection because I am receiving a 2Mbps down speedtest with 85-100% connectivity and it showing a capable 200-300Mbps connection.
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