Intel began launching new driver updates for Windows 10 and Windows 11 operating systems.
The company announced the update earlier this week and has now begun to release it for users who run the Assistant Tool Intel in the background.
According to a report by Windowslatest, new driver updates focus on repairing and improving the quality of wireless networks.
Changelog updates also mention that this is the first release that includes improvements to the Intel new product category (Wi-Fi 6E AX411).
In accordance with Intel, the Wi-Fi driver discusses a bug that causes the Wi-Fi connection time limit on a PC that runs on the Windows 10 or Windows 11 operating system.
According to Windowslatest, this problem can be done because of the request of the Point Access Channel Switch.
Updates also fix bugs where some users cannot connect multiple wireless adapters to WPA / AES wireless profiles.
Updates are available for this adapter – AX201, AX200, 9560, 9260, 9462, 8265, 8260, 7265, 3165 and 3168.
In addition, the company has fixed bugs where low sound quality can be considered when using certain when using a certain Bluetooth soundbar during a call .
If you want to identify your Intel wireless adapter, you can follow these steps: Find the taskbar in the lower right corner of your desktop.
Select the Wireless Icon Icon icon.
Select network & internet settings.
Select Wi-Fi on the left if it has not been selected, then select the hardware property.
This product is listed in the description field.
You can identify your Intel adapter from the description.
You can check if you have received updates through Intel Drivers & Support.
You can also download and install the latest driver updates from the official Intel website.