On my MacBook pro (2016) Windows 10 has issues with WiFi.
I am connected to the network but it is extremely slow or doesn't even work and still says it's connected.
I did reinstall Windows 10 multiple times for the past few months, but they don't seem to fix the issue.
In macOS the wifi is perfectly fine.
Windows, Windows 6
Most users have had issues with newer AX routers, but yours is a AC router.
Use BC Assistant -> Action -> Download to get the original drivers and install them. You will also need to disable Windows updates for the Broadcom card as noted in https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2500967/how-to-stop-windows-7-automatically-installing-drivers . Be careful, do not remove your Windows installation by accident.
Most users have had issues with newer AX routers, but yours is a AC router.
Use BC Assistant -> Action -> Download to get the original drivers and install them. You will also need to disable Windows updates for the Broadcom card as noted in https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2500967/how-to-stop-windows-7-automatically-installing-drivers . Be careful, do not remove your Windows installation by accident.
This is a ZIP (or DMG) file, which has all the drivers for your specific Mac. Find the Broadcom driver for the Wireless adapter and install it.
Can you uninstall the 7.77.x.x driver, remove the adapter, do not reboot, and try to re-install the older version?
Are you running Broadcom Wireless driver version 7.77.x.x?
The version you have has known issues. What type of a Wireless Router/Gateway do you have?
The older versions are 7.35.x.x series drivers. You previous attempt did not install older drivers.
Not sure why this says "Windows, Windows 6" here:
In Windows Device Manager, right-click on the Broadcom Wireless adapter and choose Properties and click on the Driver tab. It should look similar to the following.
It's a TP-LINK Archer C50s
I tried running the .exe of the drivers (WiFi and Bluetooth because Bluetooth doesn't work either) and this showed up
I have the same problem but I have a Netgear C6300. Is that an AC or AX?
The C6300 should be 802.11ac. It is a DOCSIS gateway/4-port wifi router.
It's still not fixed. I still don't know what to do.
Are you still running version 7.77.x.x?
Yes I am.
Windows 10 (bootcamp) WiFi issues
