Realtek RTL8192CU WiFi Card Not Working on Windows 10 Solved

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Hello,  I just converted a Packard Bell onetwo L5850 all-in-one PC from Windows 7 to Windows 10. Since then, the Wi-Fi is not working anymore.  The Wi-Fi card is a Realtek RTL8192CU according to the device manager. This manager indicates "This device cannot start (code 10)."  Windows Update found no driver for it, and I couldn't find one anywhere on the Internet for Windows 10. Do you have a solution, or am I stuck replacing the Wi-Fi card in the PC? :/  Thank you very much in advance.  Configuration: Linux / Firefox 68.0  -- The only thing Microsoft ever invented that didn't crash was a nail.

kaneagle · Answer

Hello,  Give the device identification number of the device Look at this --> Find the device identification number Post the number in your next message.  Laptop or desktop?  Is Windows 10 32 or 64 bits?

billmaxime · Answer

Hello  Download this driver --> click here and place it in your documents.  Go to Device Manager. Right-click on the device --> Realtek RTL8192CU Update driver Browse my computer ...... Choose from a list of drivers... Have disk Browse Go to your documents Select the file --> 0782674_ef6aecb6b9d93335fa681013b12000254deca2de.cab and OK  Restart  Let us know how it goes  PS: hi Kaneagle  @+  -- the radiation level is higher at the unemployment office than at Chernobyl

billmaxime · Answer

hello  At the "provided disk" step, the explorer is asking me for a .inf file, not a .cab.  ok, download 7zip to your desktop click here  right-click on 7zip and choose "run as administrator" to install it  once done, right-click on the .CAB folder --> 7zip --> extract to "20782674_ef6aecb6b9d93335fa681013b12000254deca2de\"  Go to the device manager. Right-click on the device --> Realtek RTL8192CU Update driver Browse my computer ...... Choose from a list of drivers... Provided disk Browse Go to your documents Go to the unzipped driver folder --> 20782674_ef6aecb6b9d93335fa681013b12000254deca2de Select the file --> netrtwlanu.inf and OK Restart  in image:    let us know how it goes  PS: I'm going to work  @+  -- the radiation level is higher at the employment office than at Chernobyl

kaneagle · Answer

Press Windows + R Type --> devmgmt.msc and OK.  Go to network adapters Right-click on --> Realtek RTL8192CU ..... Uninstall (including all drivers)  Windows + R Type --> control panel and OK  Programs and Features Uninstall --> Realtek RTL8192CU .... (if present) Restart the PC.  Reinstall the driver manually.   -- Human beings are at their best when things are at their worst.

Caribou-22 · Answer

Unfortunately, no changes. I’m getting the same message as in my message #7 :/ Maybe in safe mode? (I’ll test it)  -- The only thing that Microsoft invented that didn’t crash was a nail.

kaneagle · Answer

Download this driver --> Realtek  Right-click on the driver --> Wireless LAN_Realtek_1086.38.1125.2010_W7x64W7x86_A.zip Select --> 7Zip Choose --> extract to "Wireless LAN_Realtek_1086.38.1125.2010_W7x64W7x86_A\"  Go to Device Manager Right-click on the device Update driver Browse my computer ...... Choose from a list of drivers...  Have Disk Browse Go to the folder of the unzipped driver --> Wireless LAN_Realtek_1086.38.1125.2010_W7x64W7x86_A Folder --> 88_91_92_SU_Driver Folder --> Win7X64 Select the file --> net8192su.inf and OK. Restart.    -- Human beings are at their best when things are at their worst.

Ishan · Answer

Hello, I am in the same situation as the original post with the same hardware, but when I click on the first link, the driver is not found. It may have been removed?

Realtek RTL8192CU WiFi Card Not Working on Windows 10

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