Hi,
After I upgraded to Windows 11, my wi-fi adapter does not work at all. Seems its some kind of driver issue. There is yellow triangle in device manager (error code 43). Tried reset network settings, multiple reboots, reinstalling drivers from website. Strangely, there is no section for drivers for this version of Windows yet, but model is enlisted on Acer's website as W11 compatible.
I really need to get this working. Any ideas on what else should I try?
network adapter: Intel(R) Wi-fi 6 AX201 160MHz
laptop model: acer swift sf314-58
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FAQ & Answers
1) uninstall the problem driver and re install drivers off the acer website as well as i suggest you dwn-load and reinstall all
2) roll back windowsto previous ver
3) use driver detect programe like advance system pro has several usefull software including driver booster best part its free to use scans @ fixs /updates ect free
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Yes Intel have really stuffed up in as far as drivers for certain of their cards but in my case it was NOT the Wi-Fi drivers with Win-11 but with Bluetooth. By the sound of things it must be common with Intel as it happened to me (and it drove me nuts) with a Nitro 5 with the Intel Killer AX1650i Wi-Fi/BT card. With this card it’s the Bluetooth that is problematic with Intel’s new and whatever Win-11 drivers that they put on their “Intel® Driver & Support Assistant” as and once its installed the BT does not work at all. What I suggest and as this is what I’ve done, is for you to use the old Win-10 Acer Wi-Fi drivers for your Swift SF314-58 card that Acer has, as that is what I did and the old Win-10 BT driver worked 100% and perfectly for me, yes you can have a different Wi-Fi and BT drivers like a Win-10 BT driver and a Win-11 Wi-Fi driver and both work and they do not conflict with each other .