Now I have both the 5100 and my Netgear WNA3100M connected all of the time even after restarts. My network was there and I put in the password instead of trying WPS, WPA2 personal with TKIP because my Router did not like the AES selection and told me so. Looked and the deleted 5100 was back so I Connected it from the Network and Sharing Center, Change Adapter Settings, Highlight the 5100 that was shown with a Red X, Brings up menus at the top and Select Connect To. So I did a WPS connection of myWNA3100M which maxed it's speed and seemed more stable for a day.
I did not want to remove 5100 and I finally ended up with a Netgear WNA3100M that I hoped would work well with my Netgear DGN3500 modem/router. My ASUS Win 7 Ultimate 64 Bit machine kept disconnecting after deleting the AGN 5100 driver and after a restart the Driver would reload it self and the connections were alway dropping whether I constantly deleted or disable the 5100. To get the latest version for newer kernels, use the firmware git tree instead.I bought a couple of different USB network adapters to fix this but AGN 5100 drivers would keep loading and seem to cause them all to constantly disconnect. This table contains only the first official firmware version released, which is only guaranteed to work with the kernel version specified in the table. If you configure the kernel yourself, make sure firmware loading is enabled.If the directory doesn't work, refer to your distribution documentation.Copy the files into the distribution-specific firmware directory, /lib/firmware.Each download provides firmware under its own license. Firmware usually ships with your distribution, or you can download it from the table below. The wireless device requires firmware to operate. What firmware does my wireless device require? If you have technical issues or general questions about Intel Wi-Fi on Linux, contact Intel Customer Support. Find more information about supported devices and firmware versions on the Intel Wi-Fi Linux community page. See the table below for a list of supported devices by the iwlwifi driver. We support use of the drivers only in the kernel version the driver was a part of. They're available through the regular channels, distributions, or the Linux* kernel archives. Linux drivers are part of the upstream Linux* kernel.
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