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On systems powered by Intel Ultra 285H processor, Wi‑Fi modules AX211 and BE200 operate without issues. However, the BE201 encounters a yellow exclamation‑mark error (Code 10) in Windows Device Manager.
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- @12700H Update the driver to the latest version :
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download/19351/intel-wireless-wi-fi-drivers-for-windows-10-and-windows-11.html
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The current driver version is already the latest 24.60.0.3.
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CNVio3 does not have any PCIe fallback. Whenever CNVio3 STEP communication fails, the module directly fails to initialize (Code 10). Is this related to the absence of an alternate channel?
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The WiFi yellow exclamation mark issue occurs intermittently; Bluetooth functions normally. Moreover, boot‑up becomes slow when using the BE201 network adapter. After setting CNVi Mode = Disable, the normal boot‑up speed is restored.
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