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Symptoms:
- Network connectivity stops, but wireless reports as connected.
- Cannot ping anything on the wifi, no traffic seems to flow.
- Disconnecting/reconnecting fixes the problem.
- Happens in both 5Ghz and 2.4Ghz.
- No other devices on the network were having issues.
- Wlan report considers the session to be still active
- Connections would usually fail like this within a hour, sometimes more frequently. Longest a connection lasted for me was around 1.5 hours.
System:
- Dell Precision 3530 running Win10 1909
- AC 9560 160Hz with driver 21.110.2.1 date 7/21/2020
- TP-Link ARCHER-C7 v2 router running DD-WRT v3.0-r38507 std (01/29/19) firmware.
Fix:
- Network was set to WPA2-Personal TKIP. Changed to WPA2-Personal AES and the problem went away.
- Problem also goes away if the network is open with no security.
Notes:
- Problem started after the Win 1909 upgrade, which also lead to a driver upgrade for the AC 9560.
- Similar issue occurred sometime spring/summer 2020 prior to the Win 1909 upgrade when the driver was upgraded. Rolled back the driver to a 2019 version and the problem went away.
- TKIP setting is actually weird - the router was in a default config where it didn't actually specify (in it's config UI) that it was using TKIP, but that's what Windows reported as in use when connected.
So, not really asking a question but reporting this in case it benefits Intel or others.
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AndyTheRobot, Thank you for posting in the Intel® Communities Support.
Thank you very much as well for sharing those details, we are sure that they will be very useful and helpful for all the peers in the Intel® communities viewing this thread and also we will send your feedback to the proper department for them to be aware of your comments.
Regards,
Albert R.
Intel Customer Support Technician
A Contingent Worker at Intel
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