

I don't know if the updated 1607 build is contributing to that, but I am happy with the upgrade However, that being said, the new AE3000 USB adapter benchmarks faster rates than my older AE2500 and the speed that web pages open is noticeable. Since I am on a CenturyLink DSL connection in rural Wyoming I never even get close to The Linksys AE3000 USB adapter is more robust and has a transfer rate up to 450 Mbps while the older AE2500 has a maximum tansfer rate of 300 Mbps.

I did not try Chris215's recommendation to get my AE2500 to work since if it did not, I would have to do a system restore in order to connect to my Linksys E2500 router in order Question frequent long stutters occurring from "system interrupts" ramping up usage CPU usage to 100% according to Task Manager.Unable to Install Anniversary Update 1607 unless uninstalling Linksys USB Dongle AE2500Ĭhris215 has the best answer if the additional cost of the AE3000 is a problem. Question Not booting properly and freezing, possibly overheating? Question Windows 10 thinks that the CTRL key is stuck Question Where has this second Windows User Account come from ? Question Fans run after PC shutdown (sometimes) Click it and do the whole procedure (when the wizard will ask you about dirver location choose local hd and point it to the location of unpacked win 7 drivers.) Worked like charm in my case.ĭid you install the Win7 drivers before or after upgrading to Win10? I'm having this same problem with the same adapter, and it'd be nice to know if I should unpack the drivers, install, then upgrade, or unpack them, upgrade, then install. There you will find Update Driver button. Click right button on it and select properties. In the tree you have a nood Other Devices there you should see the AE2500 adapter. In my case the AE2500 was there with status "bla bla not instaled Need internet connection etc." If you dont see it on the list remove the adapter and plug in once again to the usb socket. Click it, in the new window you should have a list of "other devices". On the search result list you will have "Add or remove devices". (you can ignore this park if you know how to use device manager ) Start by clicking new/old start button and type devices. Copy those drivers to your Win 10 machine and unpack them. Go to Linksys webpage and download the latest (win 7) drivers. Actually there is a easy solution (just did it myself).
