Drivers Catalog ⇒ Intel(R) Centrino(R) Advanced-N 6200 AGN
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- I purchased 2 Intel 6200 advanced-N AGN wifi cards to replace the stock card in my HP pavilion g6 2299ea, simply for the 5GHz capability. I thought it would be a straight swap, install drivers and carry on abut my day but it has cost me an all-nighter and roughly 10-12 fresh installs of different Windows.
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This package contains the files needed for installing the Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6200 PROSet/Wireless driver. If it has been installed, updating (overwrite.
Drivers List for Intel(R) Centrino(R) Advanced-N 6200 AGNPages: 1 |
2.02
1.1 Mb
13.0.0.107
14 September 2009
Windows Vista x64
178.89 Mb
15.5.4.45
11 September 2012
Windows 8 x64
75.97 Mb
15.5.0.43
15 August 2012
Windows 8
130.81 Mb
15.17.0.1
29 April 2015
Windows 7
3.66 Mb
Intel 6300 Agn Driver Windows 10
15.3.1.3
Centrino 6200 Windows 10
03 January 2014
Windows XP
844.49 Mb
14.3.0.6
26 October 2011
Intel Centrino Advanced-n 6200 Agn Windows 10 Driver
Windows Vista
580.36 Mb
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Intel Advanced N 6200
Hi there. I'm having an issue with this wireless card on my laptop. I want to add that my expertise level in computers is not high, but I am a little knowledgeable. I would estimate my skill being about a 4 or 5 on a 1-10 scale, but can follow directions well. I also don't often know the tech lingo unless I've read about it online. I will include some of the laptop information below.
To put it simply, I replaced my wireless card in my laptop and I got the Intel 6200 to work, but whenever I restart my computer, or disable and enable the wireless card, it stops working. In order to get it to work again, I go to 'device manager', right click, and uninstall it. Then I 'Scan for hardware changes' and it works again. Each time I want to use it after my computer is turned off, I have to go through this process, and add my wireless passwords again. Obviously this is a hassle I would prefer not to go through. I'm about to send the card back thinking that it has some problem.
Asus N53SM-ES72
Windows 7 Professional
- 2.2 GHz Intel Core i7-2670QM processor
Previous wireless card: Atheros Model AR58195 (worked fine, I just wanted a better one)
As the Atheros card worked, I don't think this has anything to do with my wireless router, but it is a TP-LINK TL-WDR3600.
Anyway, I appreciate any possible help I can get to prevent my wireless card from stopping upon computer restart! If no one has any ideas, I will just send it back as defective.
I wanted to add that I updated the drivers for the wireless card, and that's where I am. Each of the different drivers works in the same way...and stop working in the same way.
To put it simply, I replaced my wireless card in my laptop and I got the Intel 6200 to work, but whenever I restart my computer, or disable and enable the wireless card, it stops working. In order to get it to work again, I go to 'device manager', right click, and uninstall it. Then I 'Scan for hardware changes' and it works again. Each time I want to use it after my computer is turned off, I have to go through this process, and add my wireless passwords again. Obviously this is a hassle I would prefer not to go through. I'm about to send the card back thinking that it has some problem.
Asus N53SM-ES72
Windows 7 Professional
- 2.2 GHz Intel Core i7-2670QM processor
Previous wireless card: Atheros Model AR58195 (worked fine, I just wanted a better one)
As the Atheros card worked, I don't think this has anything to do with my wireless router, but it is a TP-LINK TL-WDR3600.
Anyway, I appreciate any possible help I can get to prevent my wireless card from stopping upon computer restart! If no one has any ideas, I will just send it back as defective.
I wanted to add that I updated the drivers for the wireless card, and that's where I am. Each of the different drivers works in the same way...and stop working in the same way.