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1. Intel r dual band wireless ac 3165 not seeing network install#
2. Intel r dual band wireless ac 3165 not seeing network software#

I'm having the same issue as these fellows, with roughly the same set up (Linux Mint 17.3 Cinn., 3.19 kernel, Intel 3165 adapter). It seems in this topic you are suggesting to essentially copy the 7265D-10 file and rename it to 3165-10, but in the other topic you recommend downloading newer firmware and using backports of later kernels. Thethinker wrote:Hey saw your solution on both this post and the post linked. Unfortunately I'm not at my Mint machine to try out simply copying and renaming the existing 7265D file, but I will try this method later when I am at it once again. I'm interested in your thoughts on the differences achieved in these approaches? How would I know which one is more appropriate for my case? I think the simplest way forward would be to follow through with your suggestions on both of these topics to either copy the existing 7265D-10 file or download and backport newer firmware. I know that upgrading to a later kernel (in particular 4.5+) has solved the wifi-adapter detection issue, however that later kernel ended up breaking my graphics card support. > Downloads for Intel(R) Dual Band Wireless-AC 3165 That does not fixed the issue with bad signal on 5G network.

Intel r dual band wireless ac 3165 not seeing network install#

I had also tried to install the driver directly from Intel support page.

Intel r dual band wireless ac 3165 not seeing network software#

I'm having the same issue as these fellows, with roughly the same set up (Linux Mint 17.3 Cinn., 3.19 kernel, Intel 3165 adapter). However, on Dells support page it is true as you mention that they are using one driver software for different WiFi cards from Intel. Hey saw your solution on both this post and the post linked.