You get no indication that the connection is interrupted and the adapter in the systray looks as if it is still transmitting packets but affecting no. You can be connected for a whole day without any problem, or it can happen randomly for example after 20 minutes to be connected. The connection will freeze and stop responding to the point where you have to do a windows repair or restart the adapter to operate again. We have big problems with this particular adapter in our environment. Intel Centrino Advanced - N 6205 intermittent dropouts Should I consider replacing the WLAN (guarantee) card? Someone knows the same issue and was able to find a solution/workaround? Google helped me a bit and I found an Intel forum where people are describing almost the same problem with these Intel WLAN modules.Ĭhecked the Knowledge Base of HP and I am just find more messages do not deal with the new modules. I tried several drivers (mid-2012 at the latest in April 2013) with a complete uninstall of the previous drivers. The WIFI card is an Intel Centrino Advanced - N 6205. It happens most of the time when I'm under two or more virtual machines with VMWare Workstation (version 9.0.2). I could not determine when exactly this blue screen, but it's certainly the WLAN (Bluetooth is disabled in the BIOS for the moment). Sometimes, but not this oftehn, I encounter this problem even when the laptop is connected to the power and WLAN is enabled. I can't tell you when the problem started, but as soon as I unplug the notebook from the power supply and WLAN is enabled, I get a blue screen after a while. In recent months, I use a 8570w Elitebook. Intel Centrino Advanced - N 6205 WLAN causing blue screen (BSOD) on Elitebook 8570w Win 7 SP1 64 bit

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