I called MS and they stated that there should be an update out this week to fix this, so here is to hoping.
Yes, we are all hoping.
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I have an Apple Airport Extreme 802.11ac wireless router at home and am only connecting at a max of speed of 72Mbps (usually closer to 11Mbps if I'm more than 20 feet away from the WAP). I have two other 802.11ac laptops at home (Samsung AB9+ and rMBP) and my two other computers are connecting up at 800Mbps+ and pulling down the same on Internet speed tests; yes, I have real GigE connectivity. Is anyone else having these problems?
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I called MS and they stated that there should be an update out this week to fix this, so here is to hoping.
Yes, we are all hoping.
Actually, that is not a bug. That is designed deliberately. When you go high speed with the WiFi adapter on battery power, your battery will last about 30 minutes with a heavy data transfer load.
Laptops have done that for years and nobody ever noticed it.
It is not a defect; it is supposed to do that.
Yeah, but before Microsoft was not making PCs, now everybody is looking to these things with magnifier glasses.
I called MS and they stated that there should be an update out this week to fix this, so here is to hoping.
Yes, we are all hoping.
Well, that's a good news but usually updates are released on Tuesdays.
considering all the problems of the latest driver when will there be an updated driver (heck even a beta one would be good) having problems like everyone speed slows down when not plugged in, wake up wireless issues etc... I cant roll back the driver (for some reason it got messed up so all it sees is the new driver) and I am not going to reset my whole system for a driver problem right now...
so when is the new driver coming? if not for a while, where can I get a beta driver for some of the fixes or the OLD driver that came with the system before it went through all the windows updates.?
thanks
This fixed my issues with the WiFi Driver:
Download the Surface Pro 3 June Update:
For those who are having issues with WiFi, uninstall them and delete the drivers, reboot and allow the earlier drivers to install, then unzip the driver package and update to the June WLAN drivers and they are much more stable without the power drain of the original drivers....
It looks like the Windows Update Install had issues and the manual install seems to fix them... no 6 Mbps issue with now...
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