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I am using Macbook pro mid 2015 with network adapter 802.11ac version 7.77.110.0
I can connect to the wifi but the speed is ridiculously slow (not because of the internet service or anything, i can connect other devices and it works fine). It takes hours to even check for new software using Apple Software Update.
MacBook Pro 15", macOS 10.15
cypecial wrote:
Actually i just verified that there isn't a rollback option in Apple Software Update
This is not related to ASU. In Windows Device Manager, if you right-click on the 11ac Adapter -> Properties -> Driver, do you see a rollback option?
cypecial wrote:
Actually i just verified that there isn't a rollback option in Apple Software Update
This is not related to ASU. In Windows Device Manager, if you right-click on the 11ac Adapter -> Properties -> Driver, do you see a rollback option?
Yes, i rolled back and it works now!
So should i avoid updating the driver in the future?
Do you have the option to rollback the driver?
I believe so, which version should i roll back to?
Actually i just verified that there isn't a rollback option in Apple Software Update
cypecial wrote:
Yes, i rolled back and it works now!
Excellent!
So should i avoid updating the driver in the future?
Yes, please.
Here to post that having experienced this issue, the driver version that works is Broadcom 802.11ac 7.35.118.83 (4/20/18).
Is there a way to go back to this version?
I have version 7.77.110.0 and the “roll back” option is not selectable.
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