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The Bluetooth driver package has to be uninstalled and reinstalled along with the WLAN driver package because the two technologies are implemented on the same device (and utilize the same transmitters, receivers and antenna), so they share a part of the driver stack for the card. The SC Compute Sticks have a, um, 'quality' Intel BT/WLAN solution and do not suffer from the same set of issues (nor will the strategies for alleviating that problem help here). I will be doing the same if this is not resolved within the next week or so.ДЄctually, that thread ( ) was talking about the older FC Compute Stick, which had a crappy third-party BT/WLAN solution.

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I find it hard to believe that a system with no Ethernet port would be sold with a fault that prevents connecting to the Internet to download updates that are needed to fix the problem! This device did not work properly prior to any changes being made, and I imagine many are being returned as a result.

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If it's necessary to install the bluetooth drivers if fix this wifi problem, are any of the other drivers, such as the System-on-a-chip, Trusted execution engine or Graphic drivers also needed?

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I have used the Apps and Features scene in Settings and uninstalled the Intel Wireless Bluetooth and Intel PROSet/Wireless Software packages, rebooted, then installed those drivers (downloaded from Intel) and the problem continues. As there are several ways to approach those steps, clear instructions from Intel are needed. Intel can you please provide step-by-step instructions to completely uninstall the wireless and bluetooth drivers, all the way to the point where you have nothing left but unsupported hardware, then reboot and install the latest drivers (Bluetooth first). Surely if both the wifi and bluetooth drivers need to be updated together, they should be packaged together by Intel, not as separately downloadable/installable items? I have not updated the bluetooth drivers, however bluetooth is switched off. No improvement, so then I viewed the Driver details from the Device Manager, and tried the 'Update driver' method, this downloaded and installed version 19.51.4.2 dated, replacing version 19.51.0.0 dated. Download IntelВ® Wireless Technology-Based Driver for IntelВ® Compute Stick STK1AW32SC Then the problem returned, so I checked the Intel download center and installed the wifi driver:

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I then created a restore point, went to Windows Update to check for updates, several GBs later, Windows 10 was up to date, so I created another restore point.

So I updated the BIOS from 29 to 35 using the F7 method:ДЄfter updating the BIOS the problem continued, eventually I tried a power cycle (Power Off, wait a minute, Power On) rather than a Reboot, and was able to connect okay. Googling 'intel compute stick WiFi keeps dropping' I found this:

Although configurable on most wireless devices, Intel doesn't recommend using 40 MHz channel width in the 2.4 GHz frequency band because of the limited number of non-overlapping channels.I received the Intel STK1A32SC Compute Stick yesterday only to find it often will not connect to the wifi network, or will not stay connected.

Currently the following Intel Wireless Adapters support 160 MHz channel width.

Not all 802.11ac products support 160 MHz channel width.

If the AP does not, the channel width will be 20 MHz by default. If the AP supports channel bonding, then the channel width will be 40, 80, or 160 MHz.

Choosing Auto allows the Access Point (AP) to determine the channel width. Two configuration values are available for Channel Width: 20 MHz Only and Auto (default setting).Д¬hoosing a 20 MHz channel width effectively disables channel bonding. Not all legacy IntelВ® Wireless Adapters support 5В GHz. Choose Channel Width.ДЄ separate configuration parameter exists for each frequency band that the wireless device supports. Device Manager > Network Adapters > Properties > Advanced tab. 802.11ac Wave 1 allows for 80 MHz channels, while 802.11ac Wave 2 introduces 160 MHz channels.Д¬hannel bonding is configured under the Advanced IntelВ® Wireless Adapter Settings. 802.11n networks can use a 40 MHz channel.

802.11a/b/g networks use a single 20 MHz channel. Channel bonding increases the data rate because data rate is directly proportional to channel bandwidth. Channel bonding creates more room for data by bonding or combining two or more 20 MHz channels into a single 40, 80, or 160 MHz channel.