Latest Intel Wireless Bluetooth Driver for Windows 11


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 Intel Wireless Bluetooth Drivers - Intel Wi-Fi 7, Wi-Fi 6E, Wi-Fi 6, and 9000 series Products

WHQL version: 23.100.1
Release Date: December 17, 2024

Windows 10 64-bit and Windows 11
  • Driver version 23.100.1.1 : For BE202, BE201, BE200, AX411, AX211
  • Driver version 23.100.0.4 : For AX210, AX203, AX201, AX200, AX101, 9560, 9462, 9461, 9260
  • The drivers also work on Intel® Killer™ BE1750(x/w), BE1750(i/s), AX1690, AX1675, AX1650, 1550
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Release Notes (PDF)

IMPORTANT! For PCs with Intel® Wireless-AC 9560, Intel® Wireless-AC 9462, Intel® Wireless-AC 9461: Before Upgrading from 23.10.x.x -23.50.x.x versions to this 23.100.1 driver, the user needs to disconnect all the Bluetooth® devices and unpair all thepreviously paired devices in the PC. Once upgrade is complete, the user can repair the devices and connect them. Fixes forPCs with Bluetooth® drivers prior to 23.10.0 can be upgraded to 23.100.1.


Key Issues Fixed and Changes on package version 23.100.1
  • This version supports the latest for Windows* 11 OS Update.
  • Intel® Wireless Bluetooth® 23.100.1 driver has been updated to include functional updates. Users are encouraged to update to the latest version for best performance.

 
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@MultiDoc - How well does the Qualcomm-Atheros work in terms of speed and bluetooth? Atheros is from Stanford so it's supposed to be better in terms of engineering than Intel. I guess the other way is to see what cards are used for AMD systems that ship with WiFi7. The Qualcomm NCM865 appears to still be E keyed.
Works fine so far but I'm still on WiFi 6 at the moment, I'm expecting my network upgrade to full fibre and to a WiFi 7 router capable of such speeds to be done i a week or two. So will update this once it's done. As for the Qualcomm NCM865, it is indeed E keyed; I also bought a separate NCM865 in case I decided to take the PC apart inorder to replace the stock motherboard card (currently an Intel AX210) with this in situ instead of using the PCIe card.
 

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