latest Asus drivers installed (Broadcom 7.35.351. not a range issue, every mobile device can pick up the 5GHZ network from where my PC is, and this thing has a 3 pronged aerial too I can see that has selected channel 116.īoth devices were bought in Australia, so I dont think its a region thing? Router does say Region=Australia, not sure if this is checkable on the adapter, though the fact that I can see other 5GHZ networks around makes it look alright?
TV, PS4, mobiles, laptops.just not my desktopīut my desktop does pick up a load of other peoples 5GHZ networks which is drivin me crazy!įrom router settings, I am able to change the 2.4 Channel from Auto,1-11.īut the 5 Channel is set to Auto and there is no dropdown. Until now there is no Linux driver for the Asus PCE-AC56 in the Linux standard kernel. The card uses the Broadcom BCM4352 chipset and wireless connections of 802.11ac standard. Every other device in my apartment picks up my 5GHZ network: Asus PCE-AC56 (PCIe, 802.11ac, 1300Mbps, 2×2 MIMO, TurboQAM) The Asus PCE-AC56 is a PCI Express WiFi card with PCI ID: 14e4:43b1. My desktop is currently running off the 2.4 GHZ network broadcasted by my router which is also broadcasting on 5GHZ. the wireless card would've also worked with bcmwdi.inf, regardless of which, as I tested, from my Windows 10 drive, before I restartedĪll leading me here back to the same spot, with 'Wireless' in Network Manager nowhere to be found and unable to use my wireless network card.Wifi Adapter Card: Asus PCE-AC68 WiFi adapter.Reinstalling ndiswrapper, ndisgtk, and the driver for the card, which was bcmwl6.inf
Removing blacklist bcm43xx, blacklist b43, blacklist b43legacy and blacklist ssb from etc/modprobe.d/nf Ĭhecking the syslog from /etc/log/syslog but was too much to look through Tried reinstalling bcmwl-kernel-source via Synaptic Package Manager I tried to diagnose what was causing the card from not loading, hardware-wise, reported by ndiswrapper -l: I was able to actually get a really good speed out of the card with this (15Mb/s, usual internet speed)! But after I restart, just to be sure that it would work after a simple restart, it stopped working. I was able to at times, but it would run terrible when playing a game and give me terrible network speed, so I kept trying to find a solution to my speed issue, only for it to be to little to no avail. The latest ASUS driver (Version 2.1.4.3) and card work fine with Windows 10 Creators. The ASUS PCE-AC56 is a 802.11ac Wi-Fi PCI Express adapter which upgrades your desktop from tangle-some Ethernet cables to carefree industry-leading 802.11ac at up to 867 Mbps. I've been trying to get my Asus PCE-AC56 to work with Linux Mint 18.3, which the wireless card has a Broadcom BCM4352 chip on it. ASUS USB-AC56 drivers will help to correct errors and fix failures of your device.
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