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Once you have downloaded your new driver, you'll need to install it. In Windows, use a built-in utility called Device Manager, which allows you to see all of the devices recognized by your system, and the drivers associated with them.

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Yes, you can locate and download the driver through the Advanced Driver Search. When installing Standard Display Driver versions posted 12/6/19 or later, the driver installation will force a clean installation which will fully remove the previous DCH driver before the Standard driver is installed. Should you be attempting to install a Standard Display Driver version posted before 12/6/19, we recommend you manually uninstall the previous DCH driver before beginning the installation.

I've created a dual boot for Win11 and the latest Intel driver has the same issue as on Win10 for this machine; namely, no 6G networks appear. I'm guessing that, though haven't yet tried, rolling back to v. 2.45.1.1 of the AX210 Intel driver will all me to connect to my 6G band.

"is there a download available for that older Win10 driver?:" "On the Intel support page for ax210 the driver drop down only goes back to 22.70.0" It is not recommended to install 3rd party drivers since it might risk the proper functionality of the system. All the drivers that we have available for the Intel® AX210 card are showing, as you mentioned, on our official website being version 22.70.0 the oldest one.

"Can you provide a direct link for 22.45.1.1 I could test?", I will check if the option to download that driver version is still available, as soon as I get any updates on this, I will post all the details on this thread.

I have two laptops, both with AMD-based processors. One came with Win11Pro and has always worked fine with the latest Intel driver. The other laptop was running Win10Pro and and and, with newer Intel drivers only showed 2.4G and 5G connections. When I rolled back to v. 2.45.1.1 of the AX210 Intel driver, 6G connected finally appeared and worked as it should. But when i dual booted this same laptop to Win11Pro, everything worked as it should with the latest driver (22.180.0.4). 2b1af7f3a8