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Eddy.
Updated: 11/18/2019
Marvell Semiconductor, Inc. – Net – 15.68.17013.110 WiFi driver breaks 5GHz connection on the Surface Book (1st Gen i5 with dGPU 256 GB)
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The title says it all, I updated the wifi driver to "Marvell Semiconductor, Inc. – Net – 15.68.17013.110", and after that update, I can't connect to a 5GHz wifi connection, I can only connect to 2.4 GHz. when i try to connect to the 5GHz, it says: "Unable to connect to this network". Uninstalling the wifi driver, and restarting the device did help me get the 5GHz connection back to my Surface book, but when i decided to try to install the same driver again, and try to connect to 5GHz again, the same "Unable to connect to this network" appears. Does anyone have this issue?
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Anonymous
2019-08-16T16:52:22+00:00 Hmm .. A quote from a Microsoft Support Forum Volunteer Moderator . Someone get 15 minutes of fame ! I wonder if it is an actual quote, or just filched from a relevant post ? Regardless hopefully this level of exposure might garner enough concern in management circles to invest in better Q&A before future updates.
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Anonymous
2019-08-16T15:49:52+00:00 Not very customer centric for the world's most valuable company. This is their hardware and software.
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Anonymous
2019-08-16T14:56:10+00:00 Microsoft rarely admits issues until they actually have a fix to roll out. Seems to be "policy". I keep asking for info but there isn't any. So all *I* can do is offer the rollback driver solution.
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Anonymous
2019-08-16T14:24:54+00:00 This is a known issue:
Not sure why Microsoft just doesn't own up they messed up and let us know when we can expect a fix.