[Realtek 8822CE] Modded Wireless Drivers with Enabled Advanced Features

[THEBOSS619]

hi i just wanted to say thank you for this modified drivers! we've been using your work since December last year for the Steam Deck!

i hope you dont mind ive created a github repo with instructions and links to this thread to get the driver.

GitHub - ryanrudolfoba/SteamDeckWindowsFixForWiFi: This repository contains the instructions on how to fix the WiFi issue for Steam Deck running Windows.

gonna test the new driver. thanks again.

Do whatever you like.. as long it helps others I won't mind at all by the way... amazing guide! looks awesome

If you don't mind... if you like to tag my name on your guides I have GitHub profile already here... THEBOSS619 , Thank you for your credits!

 

[dnsnk]

@THEBOSS619 can you please explain all of the options in the advanced settings and what they each mean pleaseee

Anyone please help?

 

[sdf86]

Hi I have installed these drivers on my Steam Deck with Windows 11. Everything works great except for one thing. Windows is detecting my iPhone's hotspot as a hidden network. I have enabled 802.11n and the signal strength is full but the network is showing as a hidden network. When prompted, I enter the network name (SSID) and then it asks for the password which it says is incorrect as soon as I hit enter. Any help is appreciated.

 

[rokavii]

Do whatever you like.. as long it helps others I won't mind at all by the way... amazing guide! looks awesome

If you don't mind... if you like to tag my name on your guides I have GitHub profile already here... THEBOSS619 , Thank you for your credits!

so, i have an issue
windows 11 crashes whenever the service is called for

i got a new network card which fixed my initial issue with my old TUF A17 network card, but prior to the new card coming in i used your driver
every crash in event viewer since i got the new card, installed its drivers and uninstalled yours, this comes up

Event ID 7000
The RtkWiFiManServ service failed to start due to the following error:

The system cannot find the file specified

param1 RtkWiFiManServ param2 %%2 520074006B0057006900460069004D0061006E0053006500720076000000

Binary data:
In Words 0000: 00740052 0057006B 00460069 004D0069
0010: 006E0061 00650053 00760072 0000

In Bytes

0000: 52 00 74 00 6B 00 57 00 R.t.k.W.
0008: 69 00 46 00 69 00 4D 00 i.F.i.M.
0010: 61 00 6E 00 53 00 65 00 a.n.S.e.
0018: 72 00 76 00 00 00 r.v...

Is there a way to uninstall the driver completely, or a way to stop this from happening?

 

[THEBOSS619]

so, i have an issue
windows 11 crashes whenever the service is called for

i got a new network card which fixed my initial issue with my old TUF A17 network card, but prior to the new card coming in i used your driver
every crash in event viewer since i got the new card, installed its drivers and uninstalled yours, this comes up

Event ID 7000
The RtkWiFiManServ service failed to start due to the following error:

The system cannot find the file specified

param1 RtkWiFiManServ param2 %%2 520074006B0057006900460069004D0061006E0053006500720076000000

Binary data:
In Words 0000: 00740052 0057006B 00460069 004D0069
0010: 006E0061 00650053 00760072 0000

In Bytes

0000: 52 00 74 00 6B 00 57 00 R.t.k.W.
0008: 69 00 46 00 69 00 4D 00 i.F.i.M.
0010: 61 00 6E 00 53 00 65 00 a.n.S.e.
0018: 72 00 76 00 00 00 r.v...

Is there a way to uninstall the driver completely, or a way to stop this from happening?

It should get removed when you uninstall the driver but to stop this from happening simply delete this folder... like the example of this image below

Although you shouldn't need to do this because once you uninstall the driver this key should have been removed as well without any additional steps.

Hi I have installed these drivers on my Steam Deck with Windows 11. Everything works great except for one thing. Windows is detecting my iPhone's hotspot as a hidden network. I have enabled 802.11n and the signal strength is full but the network is showing as a hidden network. When prompted, I enter the network name (SSID) and then it asks for the password which it says is incorrect as soon as I hit enter. Any help is appreciated.

Unfortunately I don't have an iPhone to test this but I have an Android one [S22 Ultra] and I have tested this without any issues. Maybe if I found a friend who got an iPhone I might be able to test and fix it.

 

[andreamarino7]

Hi, I have Lenovo Ideapad Gaming 3 and I installed the driver you attached before. I don't have so much problem to install it and it doesn't give me back any error flags but it still not works with 5GHz wifi... can anyone helps me? I litealy have no idea to how to fix it....

 

[Deleted member 233245]

Bump...

New driver release have been updated including full feature releases on the same download link + It is Signed! All thanks to AAF Optimus

Now it supports all Realtek 8822CE models.. rather from Acer, Asus, Lenovo, MSI, HP and others... as long as they are 8822CE model.. it is completely fine.

Installation:-
- Uninstall your current Realtek driver with checkbox selected
- Then simply open Setup.bat file
- Reboot or Restart Your PC/Laptop
- Done!

enjoy

Hey!

I came across your post recently as I've been facing some frustrating issues with packet loss while playing online games on my Lenovo Legion Slim 5 Gen 8.

The problem seems to vary across different games. In Rainbow Six Siege and Valorant, the packet loss indicator pops up every 3 to 5 minutes, but the actual gameplay jitter is not too noticeable. However, in Warzone 2, it's much worse, with frequent packet loss, bursts, annd extrapolation warnings causing FPS drops to 1 - 5 FPS 1% lows every 2 to 3 minutes.

To provide some context, I have a pretty fast internet speed according to a test I ran with Ookla: 315.91 MBps download speed, 31.59 MBps upload speed, and 14 ping. It's odd that this issue only occurs during online gaming, and offline games like RDR2 and The Witcher 3 work just fine.

I've tried several troubleshooting steps like disabling location and find my device, prioritizing the 5G wireless mode over 2.4G, and reinstalling drivers for my Realtek 8852CE WiFi 6E PCI-E NIC. However, the problem persists. I'm wondering if you can slightly tweak the driver so it supports the Realtek 8852CE card so I can try it out, evidently the driver doesn't doesn't work for my specific Realtek card. I would greatly appreciate it.

Thank you

 

[THEBOSS619]

Hey!

I came across your post recently as I've been facing some frustrating issues with packet loss while playing online games on my Lenovo Legion Slim 5 Gen 8.

The problem seems to vary across different games. In Rainbow Six Siege and Valorant, the packet loss indicator pops up every 3 to 5 minutes, but the actual gameplay jitter is not too noticeable. However, in Warzone 2, it's much worse, with frequent packet loss, bursts, annd extrapolation warnings causing FPS drops to 1 - 5 FPS 1% lows every 2 to 3 minutes.

To provide some context, I have a pretty fast internet speed according to a test I ran with Ookla: 315.91 MBps download speed, 31.59 MBps upload speed, and 14 ping. It's odd that this issue only occurs during online gaming, and offline games like RDR2 and The Witcher 3 work just fine.

I've tried several troubleshooting steps like disabling location and find my device, prioritizing the 5G wireless mode over 2.4G, and reinstalling drivers for my Realtek 8852CE WiFi 6E PCI-E NIC. However, the problem persists. I'm wondering if you can slightly tweak the driver so it supports the Realtek 8852CE card so I can try it out, evidently the driver doesn't doesn't work for my specific Realtek card. I would greatly appreciate it.

Thank you

I promise I will look into it whenever I get a free time. It will be kinda hard for me to do it blindly without testing because I don't have the hardware to test it [Realtek 8852CE] for stability and possible fixes for your issues.

I only got Realtek 8822CE wifi module on 3 different laptops. But I promise will look into the Realtek 8852CE driver and check If I can replicate the fixes that I am using on Realtek 8822CE to Realtek 8852CE. Hopefully it is doable... time will tell

New update is available!

Nothing new changed except updating the driver to Realtek new driver update release but as usual I have tested it on my 3 laptops with the same wifi model 8822CE and the end results are the same as previous drivers.

 

[potatomato]

Hey!

I came across your post recently as I've been facing some frustrating issues with packet loss while playing online games on my Lenovo Legion Slim 5 Gen 8.

The problem seems to vary across different games. In Rainbow Six Siege and Valorant, the packet loss indicator pops up every 3 to 5 minutes, but the actual gameplay jitter is not too noticeable. However, in Warzone 2, it's much worse, with frequent packet loss, bursts, annd extrapolation warnings causing FPS drops to 1 - 5 FPS 1% lows every 2 to 3 minutes.

To provide some context, I have a pretty fast internet speed according to a test I ran with Ookla: 315.91 MBps download speed, 31.59 MBps upload speed, and 14 ping. It's odd that this issue only occurs during online gaming, and offline games like RDR2 and The Witcher 3 work just fine.

I've tried several troubleshooting steps like disabling location and find my device, prioritizing the 5G wireless mode over 2.4G, and reinstalling drivers for my Realtek 8852CE WiFi 6E PCI-E NIC. However, the problem persists. I'm wondering if you can slightly tweak the driver so it supports the Realtek 8852CE card so I can try it out, evidently the driver doesn't doesn't work for my specific Realtek card. I would greatly appreciate it.

Thank you

Hey man!

I'm experiencing the same packet loss issue as you with the Realtek 8852CE WiFi 6E PCI-E NIC. Packet loss every 30s in Valorant. I've tried all the methods I could, just wondering if you managed to fix your issues?

 

[OneMoar]

What about the 8852BE

 

[Akif9748]

Thanks for driver. Its working but sometimes giving ndis.sys bluescreens.