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As I previously stated, signal is not the issue. I have three wireless access points that are rock solid on a dozen other devices. None of my other devices ever lose connection.... Signal is great when it is working, speed is also not an issue. I do understand that the corrosion IS there...

Are the issues not as pprevalent, with the AC version?

Thanks for the extra info, Popeye. I will contact Intel and Lenovo and see what they say. I will let you know what happens.

http://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/public/us/en/documents/product-briefs/wireless-n-7260-bluetooth-brief.pdf According to this, it's interface is "HMC" or M.2.

I didn't notice that. I guess I can replace those along with the card. But it doesn't have anything to do with the signal dying. I will have great signal for about 12-15 minutes, then the signal dies for about 60 seconds. This is an endless cycle. Proset diag results in infinite ping, when...

Here is a pic of the wireless card. I would prefer to not use a USB wireless access point. It is not much more for a new card, and I will get better results without an extra piece of equipment. I can also assure you, that this is not an inbound signal issue. This card is known for problems...

Okay, I'll post back tonight, when I get home. Thank you.

I've got the current drivers, tried previous ones as well. Tried all the different settings. These cards are known to be extremely problematic. I'm done screwing with it. I've spent months screwing with it. I'm done messing with it. I would rather spend $50 on a new card than spend another...

Hello all. I currently have a Lenovo ThinkPad, which has an Intel Wireless-N 7260 installed. I have been fighting with this thing, for months, to get a stable connection. I was told to send the laptop in for repair under warranty, but it will be less hassle and less time for me to just...