Just for a test, I also removed that Fix - changed nothing so I installed it again.NETELY Wireless-AC 8260NGW NGFF M2 Interface WiFi Bluetooth Adapter-Wireless-AC 1200Mbps (2.4GHz 300Mbps & 5GHz 867Mbps) Network Card with Bluetooth 4.2(Wireless-AC 8260NGW) I checked and it is definitly on my system, installed after Windows installation via Windows Update. Google also showed me that Windows 10 has several problems with WiFI, so Microsoft released fix KB3206632. Removed that Driver (again with deletion from System) and downloaded and installed der ProSET Driver from the Intel Website (tried current one and V 19.20.0) Removed Win10 standard driver (with option "remove driver from system") and installed ProSET Software and Driver from Acer Website Reinstalled Win10 from scratch (partition deletion and all) Downloaded and installed ProSET Sostware and Driver from Acer Website for Win10 圆4 and installed without removing the other driver first.
tried with the Windows 10 standard driver that came with the installation of Win10 According to device manager, it is a "intel dual band wireless-AC 3168". The adapter is activated in adapter settings and WiFi Controller is shown in device manager (hope I translated that right) without any yellow warning sign or so right next to it.
When I then close the settings and open them again, the switch is at "off" again. Sometimes it stays on "on" but then shows a loading cirle right next to it that will just load forever and ever. When I turn the switch to "on" it immediately jumps back to "off" in most cases. When I go to network settings the WiFi is "off". So does the Notebooks own softkey function FN + F3. WiFi "button" in network quick settings (tasktray icon) shows WiFI but a click on it will have no effect. Since a few days I own an Aspire ES 15 (ES1-572-566D) that came without an Windows OS so I installed Windows 10 and can not get the WiFI adapter to work.
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