I personally have never had any sort of problems with Atheros products, since the very first AR5000 Series hardware many years ago (2004), and that's not the first time I hear people are going rough on Atheros, while praising Intel for. They had a page dedicated to drivers (before that deal with Qualcomm, now it's back, but only contains Ethernet NIC software). System NameHELLSTARProcessorIntel 5960X 4.4GHzMotherboardGigabyte GA-X99-UD3CoolingCustom Loop.ģ60+240 rads.Memory4x8GB Corsair Vengeance LPX 2966MHz 16-17-17-35Video Card(s)ASUS 1080 Ti FE + water blockStorageOptane 900P + Samsung PM981 NVMe 1TB + 750 EVO 500GBDisplay(s)Philips PHL BDM3270CasePhanteks Enthoo Evolv ATX Tempered GlassAudio Device(s)Sound Blaster ZxRPower SupplyFractal Design Newton R3 1000WMouseRazer BasiliskKeyboardRazer DeathstalkerSoftwareWindows 10 insider. 360+240 rads.Memory4x8GB Corsair Vengeance LPX 2966MHz 16-17-17-35Video Card(s)ASUS 1080 Ti FE + water blockStorageOptane 900P + Samsung PM981 NVMe 1TB + 750 EVO 500GBDisplay(s)Philips PHL BDM3270CasePhanteks Enthoo Evolv ATX Tempered GlassAudio Device(s)Sound Blaster ZxRPower SupplyFractal Design Newton R3 1000WMouseRazer BasiliskKeyboardRazer DeathstalkerSoftwareWindows 10 insider. System NameHELLSTARProcessorIntel 5960X 4.4GHzMotherboardGigabyte GA-X99-UD3CoolingCustom Loop.

This is extremely annoying - what should I do?System specs:ASUS A55V series, Intel Core i5 3210M (2.5GHz, quad core), 8.0GB RAM, NVIDIA GT 630M 2GBEDIT: The OS is Windows 7 Home PremiumAnd the network adapter is an Atheros AR9485WB-EGSo help would be great. I then resorted to Windows' Network troubleshooting utility, and found out the adapter keeps turning off.So every time I turn the thing off, restart, or it sleeps, the wireless adapter turns off. Did that, and nothing.So I then did a quick internet search, and found a setting to prevent software turning the wireless adapter off.

Qualcomm atheros ar9485wb-eg card