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09-07-2020 09:25 AM
Hi all.
There seems to be an issue with the WiFi card (Intel WiFi 6 AX201) on the latest HP Omen 15 laptops.
The issue causes WiFi connection to drop without warning for up to 10 seconds before it (sometimes) reconnects automatically. This is a major issue for a gaming laptop as most games require a constant internet connection to be played.
The issue is persistant on connections over VPNs, as well as direct connection.
Currently I have been able to confirm the issue, or similar WiFi issues affect the following models of Omen:
- HP Omen 15 (2020) - ek0502na (Intel, RTX2070)
- HP Omen 15 (2020) - ek0021tx (Intel, RTX2060)
I have been able to confirm the issue is not present on the following models of Omen:
- HP Omen 15 (2020) - en0600ng (Ryzen, RTX2060)
From the above confirmations, it seems like the issue is only affecting Omen models with the Intel AX201 WiFi 6 NIC.
If you are also experiencing this issue, post your model number below to increase the sample size we have so that we can be sure it is a problem with AX201 NICs only.
Hopefully this is not a hardware defect and we can fix it with a software update.
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09-08-2020 10:48 AM
This early-access Intel driver potentially fixes it. It is not installed like a conventianal EXE driver, it has to be installed using device manager. Below are the steps to install for anyone experiencing this issue. Since installing the driver I haven't had a disconnect, but due to the randomness of this issue it is hard to tell if it is definitley fixed.
Install method is as follows:
- Download ZIP
- Extract all files to a folder
- Open Device Manager
- Find AX201 under network devices list
- Right click, update driver
- Find Files on PC
- Select driver folder.
- Reboot
09-08-2020 10:48 AM
This early-access Intel driver potentially fixes it. It is not installed like a conventianal EXE driver, it has to be installed using device manager. Below are the steps to install for anyone experiencing this issue. Since installing the driver I haven't had a disconnect, but due to the randomness of this issue it is hard to tell if it is definitley fixed.
Install method is as follows:
- Download ZIP
- Extract all files to a folder
- Open Device Manager
- Find AX201 under network devices list
- Right click, update driver
- Find Files on PC
- Select driver folder.
- Reboot
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