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Four, open your case and detach the battery cable from the motherboard. Three, ground yourself (or use a grounding strap) before you open your case. Clearly, one could delete all of the residual driver files where/when appropriate. Note: I did not delete the driver files from Windows 10 Pro. Two, uninstall all device drives for your previous WiFi/Bluetooth card before installation of the new hardware. *I did not install the drivers before I installed the card. One, download the current network drivers (WiFi) and Bluetooth drivers from the Intel website and save to a folder on the hard drive or to a flash drive.

Here are a couple of notes regarding software and hardware install. My Windows 10 Pr0 (64-bit) Dell XPS 9350 found and reconnected all of these Bluetooth devices without issue once I installed the new Intel Wireless AC-9260. I have several devices connected via Bluetooth: a Logitech Keyboard (K480), two Logitech Speakers (X300), a Logitech mouse, an Oontz Angle 3 speaker, a pair of Aukey EB-40 earbuds, and a pair of ActivBuds S250 earbuds. In addition, I find that my Bluetooth connectivity is much less finicky. And, my laptop cover is fully closed when connected to my external monitor. Now, my router is set at 161, in a very dense WiFi environment, and I am experiencing no hiccups or dropouts. The only way I was able to rectify the problem (before replacing the WiFi/Bluetooth card, was to change the 5 GHz channel on my router to 48, rather than the higher speed frequencies: 149, 153, 1578 or 161. I tried new/updated drivers from Dell, but experienced the same result - poor reception. With the lid closed, the reception/signal dropped. Unfortunately, when I opened the screen, it acted like an antenna to boost the WiFi signal. So, when I replaced the 128 GB M.2 drive with an upgraded 256 GB M.2, I checked. At first, I thought that the WiFi antenna wires might be crimped or damaged inside the laptop. I replaced the Dell DW 1820a (Broadcom) card on my Dell with the INtel Wireless AC 9260 today, and the only thing I am asking myself now is, 'Why didn't I do this sooner with any number if Intel cards that are superior to this OEM POS?' The most noticeable problems I experienced with the Dell/Broadcom device were: (1) marginal reception and sluggish performance in the 5 GHz channel with my Netgear Nighthawk R7000 and (2) complete dropouts when I closed the laptop cover (when my computer was attached to external monitor(s) via the USB-C port. Intel Wireless-Ac 9260, 2230, 2X2 Ac+Bt, Gigabit, No Vpro Review:

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