Qualcomm Killer Network Driver 1.1.56.1603

Killer Network Manager Changes:

- Fixed issue where IP and Doubleshot information was not being updated properly for Killer Wireless in Windows 10.
- Reworked drawing of WiFi Manager tile to prevent a very rare case where it could be populated more than once.
- Altered behavior of Device Tiles ‘disconnected icon’. This should default the status to connected, only updating to disconnected if the device does not have a valid IP address.
- Fixed issue with Killer Doubleshot Pro where we would reconnect to a Wireless network even if it had previously been set to not connect automatically via the Windows connection manager.
- Fixed issue where we would try to reconnect to an access point while a user was trying to connect to a new Access Point. This would cause the new wireless connection to fail.
- Settings page buttons/options are now disabled if the Killer service is offline. Also a message is displayed to relay that the service is offline from the Settings page.
- Fixed issue where the Killer Network Manager would crash when on the Settings page when connecting to a new Wireless Access Point.
- Corrected decimal/fraction entry on Settings page in the Upload and Download bandwidth settings.
- Added sort arrow on Applications page to indicate direction that apps were being sorted.
- Other UI enhancements and tweaks.

SUPPORTED HARDWARE:

- Killer 1102
- Killer 1103
- Killer 1525
- Killer 1535
- Killer 1202
- Killer E2200
- Killer E2400

Killer 1525 / 1535 / 1202 Versions:

- Wireless 11ac - Windows 7: 11.0.0.601
- Wireless 11ac - Windows 8.1: 11.0.0.601
- Wireless 11ac - Windows 10: 12.0.0.149
- Wireless 11n - Windows 7: 10.0.0.326
- Wireless 11n - Windows 8.1: 10.0.0.326
- Wireless 11n - Windows 10: 10.0.0.326
- Bluetooth 1535 - Windows 10: 10.0.0.137

Killer Ethernet Versions:

- E2200 - Windows 7: 8.1.0.25
- E2200 - Windows 8.1: 8.1.0.31
- E2200 - Windows 10: 8.1.0.31
- E2400 - Windows 7: 9.0.0.5
- E2400 - Windows 8.1: 9.0.0.31
- E2400 - Windows 10: 9.0.0.31

Killer Bandwidth Control Driver Versions:

- Windows 7: 4.1.4.30
- Windows 8.1: 4.1.4.30
- Windows 10: 4.1.4.32

About Ethernet Drivers:

Windows platforms generally apply a generic driver that allows motherboards to recognize the Ethernet component.

However, in order to make use of all network card (adapter) features, you must install a proper LAN driver that enables the hardware. This task enables systems to connect to a network, as well as collect all component characteristics such as manufacturer and chipset.

If you intend to update the driver version, know that this process can add support for new OSes, fix different compatibility problems, resolve related errors encountered during the product’s lifetime, as well as include various other changes.

When it comes to the actual installation procedure, we should note that most producers try to make it as easy as possible, so following the steps should be a breeze: just get the downloadable package, run the setup, and follow the on-screen instructions.

There is a chance that other OSes could also be suitable, but it is not advisable that you install this release on platforms other than the specified ones. Remember to perform a system reboot once done, to allow all changes to take effect properly.

Therefore, if you wish to apply this version, click on the download button and enable your network card. To stay up to speed with the latest updates, check back with our website as often as possible.