Let's try a few more methods in order to isolate the issue if its a hardware related issue then you can ship the unit in for a physical diagnosis. I appreciate your efforts to try and resolve the issue. I doubt if this is you for posting on the HP Support Community. Which can also be found in this (unsolved?) post. Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-PnP/Configuration Signer: Microsoft Windows Hardware Compatability Publisher Some extra information about the current driver:

Again, feeling like somehow the packages aren't bundled yet. Roaming aggressiveness -> Medium (default) no big changesĪny other options were mainly about encryption (which doesn't make any significant changes) or power saving modes (which shouldn't take up like the remaining 150 Mbps).Package coalescing -> On no significant change.Throughput booster -> Off didn't do much.MIMO Power Save Mode -> No SMPS just to be sure (is it legacy?).802.11 n/ac wireless mode -> 802.11 n appears to be the best mode.802.11 a/b/g wireless mode -> Dual-band 802.11a/b/g appears to be the best choice.Note that the router tells us that the TX/RX Rate (Mbps) is going from 150/90 up to 150/150 and it IS indeed using 5 GHz, yet I suspect that somehow the package bundling is disabled.įrom all the options (no ad-hoc options) I noted that: After updating some more settings in the device manager by going to Properties -> Advanced:

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