
Naturally, since my windows 10 update, all my drivers have been updated several times - but I can't help but to think, that maybe my wifi adapter isn't compatible with hibernation mode, since switching to windows 10?Īt least, there appears to be some connection between me going to hibernation mode and the card stopping to work. The PC originally came with windows 8, and did have hibernation mode. I have additional information that might help localize the problem: I recently enabled hibernation mode, which was disabled when windows 10 was installed on the PC. The crazy idea to combine two drivers, I got from the webiste where I got the Toshiba driver - as it specifically said to try combining drivers if the newest one was for a different model, then to combine with the latest for my model, as they should be compatible like that. The driver you provided me with didn't fix the problem at all - it restored my ability to go online, for about 2 minutes, the the issue occurred even without me accessing one of the networks that usually causes the problem.Īttempting to use both drivers at the same time seems to work - for now at least as well as using the Toshiba driver alone. broadcom bcm43142 802.11 bgn wi fi adapter.

The driver seems to work, restoring my ability to access, at least my own wifi, but doesn't fix the problem. I've been using a driver I acquired from a website, claiming it was the most recent one, but it was developed by/for Toshiba.
