OnBoard Wireless Driver

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Anyone could help me in finding the correct driver for my onboard wireless? I tried but failed since Intel stopped the updates, it was working fine on W7 but W10 and W11 it was stopped working ..

Many thanks .. tagging @Bighorn @davehc in the forum brothers :)

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Don't see which ThinkPad you have, I have a ThinkPad G510 802.11n and an IdeaPad 329 802.11ac, neither have 2 Wireless adapters, only one each. Both have Bluetooth.

For older machines that I can't find drivers for I use a Cisco Linksys WUSB100 in a USB 2 port, it's an 802.11n. Also have AirLink 101 Wireless N 150 Ultra Mini USB Adapters.
 

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Realtek 8811CU is the USB dongle which I use currently since the onboard Intel Centrino Wireless-N 1000 has no suitable driver for W10 and W11 ..

I have tried many was and install most Centrino Wireless-N 1000 series but failed :(
 

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When that happens to me I use USB dongles to get a usable Network connection. At this moment I'm setting up an Edimax 600 802.11ac dongle on Win10 Notebook, first I disabled the onboard adapter. It didn't have the software but instructions to get it if PlugNPlay didn't work. So far all is fine.

I will soon set it up on a Linux with only an 802.11g adapter.

OOOPs, forgot to look at the date of your reply.
 
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