Windows 10 Wi-Fi in and out?!?!

[Griffin Dollar]

So I recently upgraded from Win7 to Win10 on my custom PC. It has an ASUS M4A785M Mobo (Yeah I know it sucks) but anyway, I also have a Linksys WMP600N Wireless-N PCI card. Ever since I upgraded, the Wi-Fi signal is suddenly very low, and it's very very slow. Most of all it says Limited Connectivity even when my other devices (iPhone 6s and Chromebook) are working. I checked and reinstalled drivers, same problem. I reset my PC back to Windows 7, same problem. Clean installed Windows 7, same problem. Can't seem to get it steady!!! Any advice?

 

[beers]

What router do you have? Where is the router in relation to the PC?

 

[Darren]

Just as likely the card is dying, particularly if it's on the PCI interface it's likely fairly old.

 

[Griffin Dollar]

I have an Arris SB6190 Modem, Linksys E1200 router, along with a Belkin Range Extender. I've tried connecting without the extender. The router is in the master bedroom which is 2 rooms down, and the extender is right around the corner, visible from my desk.

 

[Griffin Dollar]

The card actually came out of a rescued Dell Optiplex 330 that was thrown out by my school system because of a faulty power button. It was a brand new card that was never used when I got it (now a year old) and the PC worked just fine with that card.

 

[johnb35]

My best guess is that its 9 years old and not supported by windows 10. Get a new card that windows 10 supports.

 

[Griffin Dollar]

Yeah I agree...