Need help | Anyone brought this Shopee/Aliexpress WIFI FIY PCIE Adapter? Anyone can share the driver?

86technie

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I am not against buying WIFI/NIC cards on Shopee/Aliexpress WIFI card like this.

https://shopee.sg/WIFI-FIY-WiFi-6-P...23&xptdk=1e77a861-e306-4933-893f-93407d189923

sg-11134209-82263-mhmz8epeeio806


Anyone knows where to download the driver for it?
By right when it ship there's a tiny driver CD for it but this one was passed from someone else.
I search everywhere but there's no driver for it.

The chipset is also unknown I have tried to check the chip some generic WIFI chipset.
I tried messaging the seller but they no reply.
If anyone knows where to get the driver do share else this card I will just bin it.
 

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I am not against buying WIFI/NIC cards on Shopee/Aliexpress WIFI card like this.

https://shopee.sg/WIFI-FIY-WiFi-6-PCI-E-Wireless-Adapter-Network-Card-AX1800-Bluetooth-5.4-Dual-Band-2.4G-5.8GHz-802.11AX-For-Desktop-Laptop-Windows-10-11-i.451685002.29870461428?extraParams={"display_model_id":147597410797,"model_selection_logic":3}&sp_atk=1e77a861-e306-4933-893f-93407d189923&xptdk=1e77a861-e306-4933-893f-93407d189923

sg-11134209-82263-mhmz8epeeio806


Anyone knows where to download the driver for it?
By right when it ship there's a tiny driver CD for it but this one was passed from someone else.
I search everywhere but there's no driver for it.

The chipset is also unknown I have tried to check the chip some generic WIFI chipset.
I tried messaging the seller but they no reply.
If anyone knows where to get the driver do share else this card I will just bin it.
Saw a comment which was auto-translated from thai
The Chipset of the card is AIC8800D80 which is AX900 not AX1800 as stated.
Seems like it is from AIC SEMI INC
Detail page from radxa - https://dl.radxa.com/zero3/docs/hw/3w/AIC8800D80_DataSheet_v0.1.pdf
Mayb you can try this github repo - https://github.com/peckishrine/aic8800_windows_drivers

Please don't scold me if the driver hosted is malicious :oops:
 

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Howcome need driver de , i bought this from taobao $12 just plug in straight away work

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No need to open, from device manager properties check the hardware ID and Google it.
 

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remove the heatsink and check what exact chipset it is

or screenshot device hardware ID in device manager
 

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I have an AIC8800D80 WiFi card, but for USB. The chip can be set to many kind of inputs by manufacturer such as PCIe USB SDIO etc.

I do not recommend it as the drivers suck, and it does not support WPA3, despite the chip's spec claiming support up to WPA3-Personal.

The proper drivers are also hard to find and most manufacturers do not update their drivers. Some do not provide drivers at all. The drivers are not available in Windows Update, so its not plug and play. They are also not installed in the traditional way. Instead, a program is installed to Program Files and will run on boot every time to install the drivers.
 

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I have an AIC8800D80 WiFi card, but for USB. The chip can be set to many kind of inputs by manufacturer such as PCIe USB SDIO etc.

I do not recommend it as the drivers suck, and it does not support WPA3, despite the chip's spec claiming support up to WPA3-Personal.

The proper drivers are also hard to find and most manufacturers do not update their drivers. Some do not provide drivers at all. The drivers are not available in Windows Update, so its not plug and play. They are also not installed in the traditional way. Instead, a program is installed to Program Files and will run on boot every time to install the drivers.

Oh.. No wonder I saw a guide but only for Linux.
Windows so far none.
Thanks for sharing I knew it this WIFI card is basically not Windows WHQL certified.
I think i just dump it or if anyone want.
PM me.
 
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