
- Intel wlan drivers for windows 10 and blue screen install#
- Intel wlan drivers for windows 10 and blue screen update#
- Intel wlan drivers for windows 10 and blue screen driver#
Intel also addressed 57 security vulnerabilities during the February 2021 Patch Tuesday, including high severity ones impacting Intel Graphics Drivers.

Fixes for security issues affecting Intel products The full list of supported products and driver versions released by Intel to fix these issues is available in the Wi-Fi and the Wireless Bluetooth drivers' release notes.
Intel wlan drivers for windows 10 and blue screen driver#
They also address bugs leading to Bluetooth LE mice no longer working on systems with outdated driver versions. The new Intel Wireless Bluetooth drivers fix bugs behind Bluetooth devices causing audio noise during Hands-Free Profile (HFP) voice calls and discontinuity of audio during Teams calls. "When a system is connected to an Access Point using channel 165 and the Windows 10 mobile hotspot feature is enabled sharing the 5GHz network, the mobile hotspot network is not visible to other systems under the wireless network scan list," Intel added. The new Intel Wireless drivers address Windows 10 stop errors (also known as blue screens, Blue Screen of Death, or BSODs) and issues causing wireless adapters to fail to connect to 5GHz networks.
Intel wlan drivers for windows 10 and blue screen install#
Users are urged to install the updated Wi-Fi drivers ( Intel PROSet/Wireless Software 22.30.0 ) and Wireless Bluetooth drivers ( Intel Wireless Bluetooth 22.30.0) seeing that they also include security updates, besides functional updates.

Intel wlan drivers for windows 10 and blue screen update#
Customers who experience issues with the legacy driver can install the Intel Unite® app without this component or update to the latest version of the Intel Unite® app for Windows clients.


Intel will no longer support the legacy version of the extended display driver available on versions prior to 3.3.176.13. The Intel Unite® app for Windows clients versions 3.3.176.13 and later aren't impacted, as these versions include a new solution for virtual extended display. The legacy extended display driver included with Intel Unite® app for Windows client prior to version 3.3.176.13 can cause a blue screen when Windows version 1909 starts. Older versions of the Intel Unite® app for Windows clients may impact an upcoming November 2019 release of Microsoft Windows® 10 (version 1909).
