Intel AX210 driver download
The Intel Wi-Fi 6E AX210 is on the supported list of Intel's Wireless Wi-Fi Drivers for Windows 10 and 11, currently version 24.80.0 from 20 October 2026. Let Windows Update try first, then install Intel's package. Bluetooth on the same card needs Intel's separate Bluetooth package.
Checked October 30, 2026 against the manufacturer's own pages.
Driver downloads
| Driver | Version | Released | Size | Windows | Download |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Intel Wireless Wi-Fi driver | 24.80.0 | October 20, 2026 | 72.3 MB | Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit | Download from intel.com |
| Intel Wireless Bluetooth driver | 24.80.0 | October 20, 2026 | 61.1 MB | Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit | Download from intel.com |
Values copied from the manufacturer's page on October 30, 2026. The file always downloads from the manufacturer, never from this site.
Hardware IDs on this page
| Hardware ID | Device name |
|---|---|
PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_2725 | Wi-Fi 6E(802.11ax) AX210/AX1675* 2x2 [Typhoon Peak] |
Match the first line of Hardware Ids in Device Manager (Properties, Details) against this list. Names come from the public PCI ID Repository.
The short version
What to install and where it comes from. Every link goes to the manufacturer or Microsoft, never to a copy.
Official files only, nothing bundled
Step by step
Confirm it is an AX210
Open Device Manager, expand Network adapters and look for Intel Wi-Fi 6E AX210 160MHz. Its Hardware Ids should contain DEV_2725.
Run Windows Update
Open Settings, Windows Update, Check for updates, then Advanced options and Optional updates. Install any Intel wireless entry offered.
Look at your PC maker's page
If the AX210 came in a laptop or a prebuilt desktop, check the maker's support page for your model under Wireless LAN.
Install Intel's Wi-Fi package
Download the 24.80.0 installer from Intel and run it. The AX210 base, Industrial Kit and Embedded Kit are all named on the page.
Add the Bluetooth package if needed
Intel's Bluetooth installer is a separate file. Run it too if pairing fails or the Bluetooth switch is missing.
Restart and check 6 GHz
Restart, connect, then open Wi-Fi properties. A 6 GHz network shows only if your router offers one and your region allows it.
What the AX210 is
The AX210 is an Intel Wi-Fi 6E card, code-named Typhoon Peak in the PCI list. It has two antenna streams and supports 2.4, 5 and 6 GHz. Intel’s spec page lists it in M.2 2230 and M.2 1216 sizes, with Wi-Fi on PCIe and Bluetooth on USB. In practice that means the AX210 behaves like a standalone card. It does not rely on the CPU or chipset to supply part of the radio, which sets it apart from the CNVi cards.
Which driver branch covers it
The AX210 sits in the main Intel 24.80.0 Wi-Fi package, with the Industrial Kit and Embedded Kit variants. You do not need the older AX200 download, which Intel moved to its own end-of-life page. The Bluetooth half of the card is handled by a different Intel installer, even though the hardware is one module.
A common problem
Many AX210 owners find 6 GHz networks missing after a clean install. Check that the router is truly Wi-Fi 6E, that the adapter shows 802.11ax in its properties, and that Windows lists your region correctly. If the card works but Bluetooth is dead, install the Bluetooth package and restart.
Questions
Is the AX210 the same as the AX211?
No. The AX210 is a PCIe card that fits a normal M.2 Key E slot in many boards. The AX211 is the CNVi version that needs a matching Intel platform.
Can I put an AX210 in an older laptop?
Only if it has a free, compatible M.2 Wi-Fi slot, and the PC maker may restrict which cards it accepts. Check the maker's documentation for your model before buying.
Where is the 6 GHz band?
The AX210 is the Wi-Fi 6E part, so it can use 6 GHz. That also needs a Wi-Fi 6E router and a Windows driver that matches your country.