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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.
Can you uninstall the 7.77.x.x driver, remove the adapter, do not reboot, and try to re-install the older version?
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.
Do I need to choose a certain place to install it?
Also do I need to find drivers myself?
I tried running the .exe of the drivers (WiFi and Bluetooth because Bluetooth doesn't work either) and this showed up
Yes I am.
Okay I think I fixed it. Thanks for the help.
Are you running Broadcom Wireless driver version 7.77.x.x?
How do I check that?
The version you have has known issues. What type of a Wireless Router/Gateway do you have?
It's a TP-LINK Archer C50s
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.
I have the same problem but I have a Netgear C6300. Is that an AC or AX?
Windows 10 (bootcamp) WiFi issues
