Abumusllim, Thank you for your reply. I had thought you were talking about a computer setting not the router setting. This would not be an issue for me, since I was already using my router to filter by the mac address. Your information might be able to help someone else though. I have tried so many various solutions. My computer does seem to when I roll back to the prior network adapter settings, but it goes against my better nature. I don't seem to be able to find any current driver that works like it should for Windows 8.1. It's the little things, but I have finally decided to quit being quite so **** and accept what works.
Windows 8.1: WiFi dropping and/or "Limited"
Since installing 8.1 Pro, I'm having issues with WiFi dropping internet connectivity and always showing "Limited" when clicking on the system tray icon. When I troubleshoot the problem using the system tool it is always the gateway that is faulty. I have uninstalled/reinstalled the device drivers several times, installed the newest drivers directly from Intel, restarted the computer, etc. I can restore connectivity by turning WiFi off then back on, but the connection will drop at what seems to be random intervals. My applicable system specs are as follows;
Lenovo Y510P Laptop
Windows 8.1 Pro
Intel Centrino Wireless-N 2230
Apple Time Capsule router w/newest firmware
Needless to say this is quite an irritating bug that didn't exist prior to the update to 8.1 I hope this can be resolved quickly. Thanks!
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2014-02-17T04:20:31+00:00 SureIt’s in your router settingsIn the address bar on internet explorer ( or any browser ) type:192.168.1.1will be asked to enter user name and password ( u should know it! if not, try: user: admin pass: admin or just type in pass: admin )Now look for wireless settings click on it, u should see mac address somewhere there! ( Depends on the type of router you have )Sami alasad
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2014-02-16T19:03:29+00:00 Since installing 8.1 Pro, I'm having issues with WiFi dropping internet connectivity and always showing "Limited" when clicking on the system tray icon. When I troubleshoot the problem using the system tool it is always the gateway that is faulty. I have uninstalled/reinstalled the device drivers several times, installed the newest drivers directly from Intel, restarted the computer, etc. I can restore connectivity by turning WiFi off then back on, but the connection will drop at what seems to be random intervals. My applicable system specs are as follows;
Lenovo Y510P Laptop
Windows 8.1 Pro
Intel Centrino Wireless-N 2230
Apple Time Capsule router w/newest firmware
Needless to say this is quite an irritating bug that didn't exist prior to the update to 8.1 I hope this can be resolved quickly. Thanks!
You will notice on Intels support site a link to complain, I would try that.
There appears to be a new driver for the Intel Centrino Wireless-N2230 for windows 8.1 here.
Hope this works for you.
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Anonymous
2014-02-16T18:27:57+00:00 Since installing 8.1 Pro, I'm having issues with WiFi dropping internet connectivity and always showing "Limited" when clicking on the system tray icon. When I troubleshoot the problem using the system tool it is always the gateway that is faulty. I have uninstalled/reinstalled the device drivers several times, installed the newest drivers directly from Intel, restarted the computer, etc. I can restore connectivity by turning WiFi off then back on, but the connection will drop at what seems to be random intervals. My applicable system specs are as follows;
Lenovo Y510P Laptop
Windows 8.1 Pro
Intel Centrino Wireless-N 2230
Apple Time Capsule router w/newest firmware
Needless to say this is quite an irritating bug that didn't exist prior to the update to 8.1 I hope this can be resolved quickly. Thanks!
You will notice on Intels support site a link to complain, I would try that.