When you right click the non-working miniport you should see the 'Update Driver' option. If you don't, try choosing Properties and then selecting the Driver tab. There should be an 'Update Driver' button. So, to remove each non-working miniport, do the following: 1.Right click on the non-working miniport, choose “Update Driver”. 5 days ago - Download VPN software for your Windows PC and go online privately. On your Network Connections window, right-click on the WAN Miniport.
Hello, I have built my following computer with the specifications: Mainboard: Intel DX79SR CPU: Intel I7 3820 RAM: 4 x 4GB DDR3 1600MHz HDD: 2 x Seagate 1TB set as a RAID 1 Software: Windows 8 Professional 64 Bit Bluray Writer: Pioneer BDR-207EBK Graphics Card: Gigabyte NVidia GTX560 ti PSU: Antec 700W I have recently installed Windows 8 Professional 64 Bit and all the drivers were fine then 2 days after this one came up with a yellow exclamation mark WAN Miniport (Network Monitor) #2. I have reinstalled the network driver for windows 8 hasn't solved the problem. Can anyone help or help me to fix it PLEASE!!!!! Hello, I have built my following computer with the specifications: Mainboard: Intel DX79SR CPU: Intel I7 3820 RAM: 4 x 4GB DDR3 1600MHz HDD: 2 x Seagate 1TB set as a RAID 1 Software: Windows 8 Professional 64 Bit Bluray Writer: Pioneer BDR-207EBK Graphics Card: Gigabyte NVidia GTX560 ti PSU: Antec 700W I have recently installed Windows 8 Professional 64 Bit and all the drivers were fine then 2 days after this one came up with a yellow exclamation mark WAN Miniport (Network Monitor) #2. I have reinstalled the network driver for windows 8 hasn't solved the problem.
Can anyone help or help me to fix it PLEASE!!!!! I have exactly the same issue with a Lenovo X1 Carbon with Wndows 8 Pro 64 bits and it came from Factory with the issue.
Please I need advice too. Hello, I have built my following computer with the specifications: Mainboard: Intel DX79SR CPU: Intel I7 3820 RAM: 4 x 4GB DDR3 1600MHz HDD: 2 x Seagate 1TB set as a RAID 1 Software: Windows 8 Professional 64 Bit Bluray Writer: Pioneer BDR-207EBK Graphics Card: Gigabyte NVidia GTX560 ti PSU: Antec 700W I have recently installed Windows 8 Professional 64 Bit and all the drivers were fine then 2 days after this one came up with a yellow exclamation mark WAN Miniport (Network Monitor) #2. I have reinstalled the network driver for windows 8 hasn't solved the problem.
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Can anyone help or help me to fix it PLEASE!!!!! I have exactly the same issue with a Lenovo X1 Carbon with Wndows 8 Pro 64 bits and it came from Factory with the issue. Steinberg key usb elicenser emulator.
Please I need advice too I'm experiencing the same thing with a Carbon X1.
I've seen a few issues with wifi connectivity. I'm having wifi issues and interrupted downloads (sm and lg files). Here's a solution that so far is working for my new X1 (out of the box). I believe it's occurring because of the WAN Miniport drivers. Windows cannot load the drivers that are required for the device because there is no driver associated with the device, thus it cannot be removed from Device Manager.
Disabling the driver seems to be one workaround. Instructions below. /// These two links have suggestions as well that I haven't tried since disabling is working so far and is the easiest fix: (1) (2) (win8) Computer: Carbon X1 (5Gen) new out of box Windows 10 Home Driver: Intel (R)Dual Band Wireless AC 8265 Driver Version: 19.71.1.1 (same with Lenovo webpage to date, no update) Lenovo X1 comes with many WAN Miniport drivers. They may be useful for certain types of connections but I am currently not in need of them and found that they may be causing an issue with my wifi connectivity and downloads. I've disabled them and haven't had any issues yet. Here's what I did: • Go to Windows • Control Panel • Device Manager • Network Adapters • Disable all WAN Miniport adapters (right click, disable device) • Reboot (Restart required) • Check your wifi connection and downloading ability. Should be better.
Note: //*to view these later, go to View in the Device Manager tabs and click show hidden devices. I don't recommend trying to get these WAN Miniport back and enabled again, since they seem to be causing the wifi connection issue. But before you disable them, make sure you don't need them. To get them back you have to reinstall the Intel (R)Dual Band Wireless AC 8265 because there is no option after disabling the WAN Miniports to enable them again, you can only see options: 'update driver' or 'uninstall device'; 'scan for hardware changes'; 'properties. To get these WAN Miniport back, you can try to reinstall the Intel 8265 driver to get the WAN Miniport devices to be reloaded.