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Hi guys,
I'm writing to you if you have advice for a weird problem I have here with a bunch of new Lenovo Yoga P40 (with wireless card Intel 8260NGW) working on wireless.
This is the problem:
- When the computers join an access point Cisco 1040 and radio 801.11bn, no problem: download fast (30/50 Mbps), upload fast (50 Mbps)
- When the computers join an access point Cisco 2800, the radio move to 801.11ac: download slow (0.5 Mbps), upload fast (50 Mbps)
- I forced the wireless card to radio 801.11bc: download slow (0.5 Mbps), upload fast (50 Mbps)
- I tried dozen of advice from forum and website in internet, changing wireless card settings, removing app: download slow (0.5 Mbps), upload fast (50 Mbps)
- I tried to change the wireless card with an Intel 7265NGW, nothing better
- I updated the controller to IOS 8.4.100.0, nothing better
- I reset Windows 10, nothing better
- I installed Wndows 10 by scratch, all fixed
Have you ever seen something like that in your experience?
Thank you
Luciano
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Hello Luciano,
We've had a few reports of connectivity issues after the Windows® 10 Creators update. In addition to what you have tried, you might want to consider the following actions, as they have worked for other users:
1. Disable RSC and Packet coalescing: /thread/114823 Intel 8260 + HP ZBook Studio G3 Connection issues. Somewhat driver dependent.
2. Change the Default Maximum Segment Size in the Wireless controller: /thread/115425 Low download speed with AC 8260.
Please check the related threads for details and let us know if this helps.
Regards,
Jonathan B.
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Hello Luciano,
Please let us know if there has been any progress about this issue.
We recommend you to make sure your Windows* is up to date, including patch KB4022716. Other users have reported that it address connectivity issues at the OS level.
Regards,
Jonathan B.

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