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1. #BROADCOM 802.11N NETWORK ADAPTER WHAT IS IT INSTALL#
2. #BROADCOM 802.11N NETWORK ADAPTER WHAT IS IT DRIVERS#
3. #BROADCOM 802.11N NETWORK ADAPTER WHAT IS IT DRIVER#

The driver seems to work, restoring my ability to access, at least my own wifi, but doesn't fix the problem. I've been using a driver I acquired from a website, claiming it was the most recent one, but it was developed by/for Toshiba. I suppose it's still technically a public connection, but it is password protected, so at least this is not what is causing the problem. My work has a guest network, which causes the problem, but it also has an employee wifi connection, which is password protected, but this also caused the problem. I've now, for the first time, encountered the problem when connecting to a non-public network.

#BROADCOM 802.11N NETWORK ADAPTER WHAT IS IT DRIVERS#

I've downloaded the driver you linked, and will use it the next time the problem arises, seeing as I have to uninstall the drivers every time anyway. I hope that helps.Thank you, now I much better understand what you're saying! This was very educational.

#BROADCOM 802.11N NETWORK ADAPTER WHAT IS IT INSTALL#

There you can download and install this Broadcomm WiFi driver. Based on your notebook model, Asus Transformer Book T200TA, I found this support site. 802.11abgn means that your adapter is compatible with the wireless protocols IEEE 802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g and 802.11n This tells nothing about the actual model since Broadcomm and other manufacturers can have many models with these characteristics. Alas, I don't think this is related either.īroadcomm is a manufacturer of WiFi adapters, LAN adapters, Bluetooth and some others. It's never been a problem before, though as far as I can tell, the problems started after I installed windows 10, and specifically after I re-enabled hibernation. I suspected it had something to do with my VPN client, that launches on startup, but it doesn't appear to be the case as it has kept happening even after I tried disabling my VPN client entirely. It only happens on public wifi connections. I'll try giving the program a shot, but I'm kind of confused that there is a more specific model number than what I've provided. Anybody else?I'm confused - I've written exactly what model I have, haven't I? Or are you saying that there are different versions of this very model? I mean, I'm using an ASUS computer, so I guess I have an ASUS variant? But this is a pretty specific model number. I don't have a WiFi card right now, so I cannot help you with any settings. Since the problem arises only in public networks, it could also be some security restriction. Then download latest driver directly from Broadcom and see if they do work. Use a utility such as Aida64 to see exactly which model is your WiFi adapter.