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Dave, While looking for solutions all over the internet I've seen this complaint many times and every time I thought: 'Good thing that worked here.' :p I assumed (without any evidence) it was some sort of setting I must've accidentally set, which changes that, but which we haven't identified...

Hi Dave, The problem isn't the wifi disconnecting while ethernet is connected, cause it doesn't do that. The USB Wi-Fi Dongle I tested could get online at the same time as the wired one, I just had to re-enable the dongle once the cable was plugged in again and both remained online. The problem...

k, someone is in a bad mood,... :p Just tell me you're as lost as I am, cause I even went through the code of the driver and compared it to other wireless drivers that do work fine and can't seem to find where it differentiates between wireless and wired. Then, Posting small 'thumbnails' as...

Latest driver I used is now called something else, but whatever it's called, it's not listed as a wlan driver, indeed. However, it does show up in the Network Connections as the icon above (with the green signalmeter on it and the possibility to display the SSID and Signal Strength in the...

Right, sorry for that, I forget sometimes my vertical resolution is way higher than HD's is. ;p Here it is (but it doesn't hold any info at all, though. ;)): Windows PowerShellCopyright (C) 2013 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. PS C:\Users\Doctor> netsh wlan show drivers There is...

chev, broe, again, I didn't mean to attack you guys and just point out the facts, I can be straightforward and I know this sometimes has the effect of making me seem like a jerk (and maybe I am, I dunno), but it's all just to make things progress... chev, I admit I could've mentioned it does...

Open up a Command window, and run the two following commands and paste the results: "netsh wlan show drivers" and "netsh wlan show all". Do not copy the quotes.Open up a Command window, and run the two following commands and paste the results: "netsh wlan show drivers" and "netsh wlan show all"...

Broe23, I'm a programmer and sometimes even more, so, those things I've tried multiple times already,... It's the first steps I take (usually more than once). :) Also, there's no spy-, ad- or any malware on it,... I can be sure because it's a clean install that hasn't seen any internet until now...

Sorry for the delay, I've been spending all this time looking for and trying solutions, to no avail... Ok, here's the ipconfig /all: And here's a few netsh interface commands showing the problem... Note: I have installed a few different drivers already with different names, but with the same...

I think I'm going to have to wait as that page just tells me stuff I'm unable to do, as you can see in my screenshots. :p Option One: I don't have an external on/off button; Option Two: My sidebar with Network Connections only shows the wired; Option Three: I don't have "Wireless"in PC...

So, I installed my wifi PCI card's driver, and it seemed to work fine, as you can see here: Even in my Network Connections, all systems seem go... But when I go to my PC Settings, there's no wireless tab... Then again, when I click 'Network', then 'Connections'... There is a...