Ralink 802.11n carte LAN sans fil pour Windows 10 Solved

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Hello dear CCM community, I've been struggling for a while with an old laptop.  I upgraded it to Windows 10 and I can no longer connect with my Wi-Fi card; Ethernet works fine. After trying several options, I realized that the problem was indeed with the Wi-Fi card. My card is marked with a red cross, and when I try to connect, I get the message "We could not connect to this network." I reached out to Asus support directly, and they kindly informed me that my computer, purchased in 2011, is too old, so I have no solution.  I began searching for drivers on the vastness of the internet, but I can't find what I need. After trying several drivers without success, I found this site, the company Ralink, MediaTek, but I'm lost; nothing corresponds to what I'm looking for. (https://www.mediatek.com/products/connectivity-and-networking/broadband-wifi)  I need the Ralink 802.11n Wireless LAN Card driver for Windows 10 x64. Currently, I have driver version 5.0.57.1, dated 05/18/2015.  Can you please help me or provide some leads to resolve this issue? Thank you very much :)

didmed · Accepted Answer

5.0.59  https://fichiers.touslesdrivers.com/46933/IS_RT2860_W7-5.0.59.0_W8-5.0.59.0_W8Blue-5.0.59.0_W10-5.0.57.0_20150909_5.0.59.0_Free.exe  it's an executable (tested with my antivirus: OK) > as it is signed for Win 10, double-click and follow the installation procedure. Then, before anything else, restart the PC. and try...  -- If you need anything, let me know!...

Jeoffrey59 · Answer

Hi QuiQuilou74, thanks for your reply, I tried twice to uninstall the driver and then restart, but both times Microsoft installed its own driver without me being able to launch the troubleshooting utility.

Jeoffrey59 · Answer

Alright, my mistake, I misunderstood. Here's what I get when launching the Windows troubleshooting utility:  nothing new for me.

Jeoffrey59 · Answer

Asus X73S MB:K73SJ https://dlcdnwebsites.asus.com/maintain/web/500.html

Quiquilou74 · Answer

Download https://fichiers2.touslesdrivers.com/Mes_Drivers_3.0.4.exe, run it, then download and install the drivers it offers. It's an Intel Wi-Fi card, so it's normal for it to be buggy because Intel blocks everything. Set it to Windows 7 compatibility mode when you run it, and that should resolve certain execution issues.

bazfile · Answer

Hello, This card is very old, as Ralink was acquired by Mediatek, which developed generic drivers for Ralink WiFi cards. If your WiFi card is inside the PC, it’s this driver you need If your Ralink card is an external card connected to your PC's USB port, this driver you need  -- bazfile. Moderator/Security Contributor. A hello, a response, a thank you are always appreciated.

billmaxime · Answer

hi  post 1 screenshot of your device manager --> network card --> click here  @+  -- the radiation level is higher at the employment agency than at Chernobyl

kaneagle · Answer

Hello,  Press Windows + R Type --> devmgmt.msc and OK.  Provide the hardware ID of the Ralink wireless Look at this --> Find a device's identification number Post the number in your next message.   -- Human beings are at their best when things are at their worst.

kaneagle · Answer

Download and install --> 7Zip 64 bits  Download this driver -->  Wireless Ralink  Right-click on the driver --> ASUS_PCE-N53_V1.0.1.2_09192015.zip Select --> 7Zip Choose --> extract to "ASUS_PCE-N53_V1.0.1.2_09192015\"  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 unzipped driver folder --> ASUS_PCE-N53_V1.0.1.2_09192015 Folder --> Driver Folder --> Win10x64 Select the file --> netr28x.inf and OK. Restart.   -- Human beings are at their best when things are at their worst.

Jeoffrey59 · Answer

Hi Bazfile, I didn't see your message, thank you for your response. I installed the driver you gave me and during this installation, already at the first step, I had the choice between "Remove driver" and "Reinstall driver." First, I chose "Reinstall," which seemed the most logical to me. After the restart, I no longer had a driver installed and the card is no longer displayed in the device manager. Then I wanted to try "Remove," but unfortunately, the PC turned off by itself, and now I can't restart it; it was plugged into the power.  I'm leaving it unplugged for a little hour and I'll try again to see if it gets better; I'm worried about the worst.

Quiquilou74 · Answer

It is enough to reinstall Windows 10 because all Wi-Fi cards made after 2005 are directly recognized by Windows 10, but after an upgrade, there may be bugs. This problem has occurred many times under Windows 8.1 and 10. It happens especially when Windows updates fail. Or if it detects 0 Wi-Fi, it is indeed the card that is dead or poorly connected. If it does not detect Wi-Fi, put your phone in hotspot mode and connect it to the PC; if something is found, it indicates an antenna issue. But if it suddenly turned off, it's overheating or the Wi-Fi card has burned out.

Ralink 802.11n carte LAN sans fil pour Windows 10

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