Recent content by JohnMGotts

I ran into this issue quite a while back and cleared it by going to control panel, internet options, content and clear ssl state. Try that.

There are so many issues that can cause SSL errors that the resolve is sometimes very involved. When you say other users on the network run fine, it sounds like you are using a company network through a VPN. Things as simple as incorrect time or date on the client pc can cause this, but beyond...

Usually this is a browser issue. You can clear the browser cache in the browser settings, if it doesn’t work, attempt using a different browser to verify the issue.

Not sure whether that ran under Win10 or not, but this driver version was released in 2019 to support Win10-11 64 bit. 10.0.3.462. Are you running this one? Make sure it is only sourced from Dell because their driver update program (DUP) contains the code to enable the 32 bit driver to run in...

According to Dell, it is not compatible. I would suggest you check compatibility of your USB devices also.

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Verify the port works by swapping with a cable in a working port.

5e-6. Grab anything you have around as a test. If it works, use Cat6-s, better shielding.

Or maybe the cat5 between the router & modem is an issue.

Look on the bottom of your modem to see what model it is. Do the upgrade and recheck your speed. If the equipment you currently have meets your needs, why spend on upgrades?

Make sure bandwidth control is unchecked in the user interface of the router.

From the Netgear Site...this driver supports Win10 https://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/WNDA3100V2/WNDA3100v2_V2.2.0.5.zip?_ga=2.247565191.108772052.1713036400-1699162822.1713036400

In Windows device manager, go to network adapters, select the wireless adapter, go to properties, advanced, wireless mode and make sure its set to auto. Here is the link for drivers, make sure you pick the right version. Info will be on the box it came in or on the label underneath the router.

What if you connect your laptop to the powerline via ethernet cable? BTW, when you say "modem" I assume you mean router/modem. And, the PLA is also attached to the router/modem via ethernet.

This is the driver for the AX210 https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download/19351/windows-10-and-windows-11-wi-fi-drivers-for-intel-wireless-adapters.html