Hi,
the only solution to resolve the issue that you are getting is to remove the Wireless adapter, if its a laptop will be a difficult. Desktop I believe you can take it out.
Also check for the BIOS update
Regards
JA
FYI, I have now tried (as well as lots of other steps reported previously):
- Removing all non-MS services from startup.
- Disabling all on-board options but WLAN in BIOS, installed W8.1 upgrade, rebooted, ensured WLAN was also now off, rebooted, same problem.... grrr.
- NB BIOS is latest.
Considering I have a laptop that is from indusry leader HP, with industry leader Intel hardware, and with MS as the third leg of the triumvirate, I think whatever MS has done with W8.1 is unbelievably poor.
12 days on and still nothing tangible from MS. I'm very unimpressed. I think what MS does not appreciate is that we use PCs as machines for work, not as an end in itself. In other words, "it should really just work" and not require the user to go through hoops from a company that has tens of thousands of employees and yet can't get their core product working right or have the decency to make a proper public statement. Anyone can make a mistake - we all do - but to hide behind silence is not very professional.
I give up.
BOB
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