intel DZ77GA-70K, Windows 8 Pro, Wireless Module (Ralink)

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Hi Experts,

After struggling a lot I am able to install Windows 8 Pro on my Intel DZ77GA-70K Motherboard on a SSD, Now I have issues with the Wireless Module bundled with the Mother Board. The wireless driver was installed when Win 8 installed. but I am unable to browse any website though I am connected using Wireless. If I connect a Ethernet cable I am able to access Internet but not with Wireless. Sometimes I am able to connect but in next moment I am getting disconnect and if I am connect the speed is damn slow though I have a 10MBps line. I am sure, this is a Wireless Driver issue. I have tried installing the latest driver from Ralink

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still no go. Any help on this would be much appreciate.

Thanks and regards,

Suneet

[idata · Accepted solution]

Hello Suneet,

Our recommendation is downloading and testing the following driver from our website:

https://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&DwnldID=19654&lang=eng&OSVersion=Windows%208... Download Center

Check the header where you are connecting the device and if the issue persists contact our support to replace the wireless module since it might be defective assuming the issue is not related to the local network you are using.