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Puttaku said:I'm currently using a Nitro 5 laptop and recognize that I can't connect to my home's Wi-Fi. So I tried to Uninstall the latest version of the driver and reinstall the older version and it worked but got weaker Wi-Fi quality. I've also tested it with other devices and it's working fine.
Is there anything I have to do to fix this or do I only have to wait until the future update?
My Spec:
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800H
GPU: RTX 3050
MEM: 16GB
Wi-Fi: MediaTek Wi-Fi 6 MT7921
What MediaTek Wi-Fi 6 MT7921 driver are you trying to install and what OS do you have installed Win-10 or 11? As the Acer MTK MT7921 wi-fi last driver is the version 3.0.1.1300 and the last MediaTek Wi-Fi 6 MT7921 is the version 3.0.1.1309 as this is a “Windows 11 (Version 21H2 or later), 10 (Version 1909 or later)” so download that and see if that will work (btw that link is from Lenovo) as Wi-Fi drivers are not problematic like Bluetooth drivers are and should work.
I don’t know what you have done or if your laptops MTK MT7921 wi-fi/bt card is not at fault or faulty? But you should firstly and completely uninstall the wi-fi and bt drivers at Device Manager and in Control Panel > uninstall a program then uninstall the BT driver as you should have the BT driver there, then reinstall both MTX drivers for BT MTX version 1.3.15.141 and the new MTX wi-fi version 3.0.1.1309 and reboot > login and see if the wi-fi is activated?
If its not then press the F3 key to reactivate the wi-fi function, as its impossible that the MTX drivers don’t work, as and if the MTX drivers don’t work then it’s your actual MTK wi-fi/bt card that is faulty and needs replacing, I would suggest if this card does not work to change the card to the other Acer OEM wi-fi/bt card fitted to the AN515-45 the Intel AX200 wi-fi/bt card as Intel have better drivers and update their drivers consistently and often, so try that and let us know as and if your wi-fi does not work with these drivers no “Maybe I've to give up and wait for the stability patch” will make the wi-fi work!
I've tried the latest version driver on the Acer website, but it is no use.JackE said:If it was mine, I'd first try the Win10/Win11 ACER drivers again at this link. If still an issue, then download and install iobit's DriverBooster freeware to see if it'll pick up anything better on line. As a last resort, I'd probably bite the bullet and get the better Intel 1650i card for less than $20usd.
Puttaku said:I'm currently using a Nitro 5 laptop and recognize that I can't connect to my home's Wi-Fi. So I tried to Uninstall the latest version of the driver and reinstall the older version and it worked but got weaker Wi-Fi quality. I've also tested it with other devices and it's working fine.
Is there anything I have to do to fix this or do I only have to wait until the future update?
My Spec:
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800H
GPU: RTX 3050
MEM: 16GB
Wi-Fi: MediaTek Wi-Fi 6 MT7921
What MediaTek Wi-Fi 6 MT7921 driver are you trying to install and what OS do you have installed Win-10 or 11? As the Acer MTK MT7921 wi-fi last driver is the version 3.0.1.1300 and the last MediaTek Wi-Fi 6 MT7921 is the version 3.0.1.1309 as this is a “Windows 11 (Version 21H2 or later), 10 (Version 1909 or later)” so download that and see if that will work (btw that link is from Lenovo) as Wi-Fi drivers are not problematic like Bluetooth drivers are and should work.
I don’t know what you have done or if your laptops MTK MT7921 wi-fi/bt card is not at fault or faulty? But you should firstly and completely uninstall the wi-fi and bt drivers at Device Manager and in Control Panel > uninstall a program then uninstall the BT driver as you should have the BT driver there, then reinstall both MTX drivers for BT MTX version 1.3.15.141 and the new MTX wi-fi version 3.0.1.1309 and reboot > login and see if the wi-fi is activated?
If its not then press the F3 key to reactivate the wi-fi function, as its impossible that the MTX drivers don’t work, as and if the MTX drivers don’t work then it’s your actual MTK wi-fi/bt card that is faulty and needs replacing, I would suggest if this card does not work to change the card to the other Acer OEM wi-fi/bt card fitted to the AN515-45 the Intel AX200 wi-fi/bt card as Intel have better drivers and update their drivers consistently and often, so try that and let us know as and if your wi-fi does not work with these drivers no “Maybe I've to give up and wait for the stability patch” will make the wi-fi work!
Oh god, I've updated the driver from the Lenovo site and it's working like a charm.StevenGen said:What MediaTek Wi-Fi 6 MT7921 driver are you trying to install and what OS do you have installed Win-10 or 11? As the Acer MTK MT7921 wi-fi last driver is the version 3.0.1.1300 and the last MediaTek Wi-Fi 6 MT7921 is the version 3.0.1.1309 as this is a “Windows 11 (Version 21H2 or later), 10 (Version 1909 or later)” so download that and see if that will work (btw that link is from Lenovo) as Wi-Fi drivers are not problematic like Bluetooth drivers are and should work.
I don’t know what you have done or if your laptops MTK MT7921 wi-fi/bt card is not at fault or faulty? But you should firstly and completely uninstall the wi-fi and bt drivers at Device Manager and in Control Panel > uninstall a program then uninstall the BT driver as you should have the BT driver there, then reinstall both MTX drivers for BT MTX version 1.3.15.141 and the new MTX wi-fi version 3.0.1.1309 and reboot > login and see if the wi-fi is activated?
If its not then press the F3 key to reactivate the wi-fi function, as its impossible that the MTX drivers don’t work, as and if the MTX drivers don’t work then it’s your actual MTK wi-fi/bt card that is faulty and needs replacing, I would suggest if this card does not work to change the card to the other Acer OEM wi-fi/bt card fitted to the AN515-45 the Intel AX200 wi-fi/bt card as Intel have better drivers and update their drivers consistently and often, so try that and let us know as and if your wi-fi does not work with these drivers no “Maybe I've to give up and wait for the stability patch” will make the wi-fi work!
Oh god, I've updated the driver from the Lenovo site and it's working like a charm.StevenGen said:What MediaTek Wi-Fi 6 MT7921 driver are you trying to install and what OS do you have installed Win-10 or 11? As the Acer MTK MT7921 wi-fi last driver is the version 3.0.1.1300 and the last MediaTek Wi-Fi 6 MT7921 is the version 3.0.1.1309 as this is a “Windows 11 (Version 21H2 or later), 10 (Version 1909 or later)” so download that and see if that will work (btw that link is from Lenovo) as Wi-Fi drivers are not problematic like Bluetooth drivers are and should work.
I don’t know what you have done or if your laptops MTK MT7921 wi-fi/bt card is not at fault or faulty? But you should firstly and completely uninstall the wi-fi and bt drivers at Device Manager and in Control Panel > uninstall a program then uninstall the BT driver as you should have the BT driver there, then reinstall both MTX drivers for BT MTX version 1.3.15.141 and the new MTX wi-fi version 3.0.1.1309 and reboot > login and see if the wi-fi is activated?
If its not then press the F3 key to reactivate the wi-fi function, as its impossible that the MTX drivers don’t work, as and if the MTX drivers don’t work then it’s your actual MTK wi-fi/bt card that is faulty and needs replacing, I would suggest if this card does not work to change the card to the other Acer OEM wi-fi/bt card fitted to the AN515-45 the Intel AX200 wi-fi/bt card as Intel have better drivers and update their drivers consistently and often, so try that and let us know as and if your wi-fi does not work with these drivers no “Maybe I've to give up and wait for the stability patch” will make the wi-fi work!
Wow...it works. THANKS
This is my second unit I have this problem (have to return the first one). Tried installing driver from acer. the problem keep coming, it's so annoying, especially if it's happen during zoom meeting. until i find this thread.
Weird that acer still doesn't update the driver and only re-upload old problematic driver on their website. they don't even have driver documentation like lenovo did on theirs, driver installation is also less intuitive too compared to lenovo.