Updating or Installing The Killer Control Center
The Killer Control Center installers, contain drivers for the Killer Wireless-AC 1525/1535/1435, Killer E2200, E2205, E2400, and E2500. The Killer...
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Wi-Fi Power Settings
Unfortunately, Wi-Fi drops and performance problems are all too frequent with Windows, and Microsoft has addressed the issue, essentially placing... -
Wi-Fi Adapter Disabling
Some users have reported that their wireless adapter seems to be disabling itself, or is disabled by Windows. There are... -
Driver Errors in Device Manager
This article explains how to address each error that a user may encounter while using Killer devices. Code 10 Error... -
Problems With The Killer Network Manager
Some users have reported problems with the Killer Network Manager. The Killer Network Manager is our outgoing performance suite. It... -
Troubleshooting Bluetooth Issues
Some users may experience issues with Bluetooth devices. These issues may include, but are not limited to: Unable to discover... -
Ad-Hoc and Hotspot Functionality with Killer Adapters in Windows 10
Users may wish to create an Ad-Hoc or Hotspot network with your Killer Adapter on your Windows 10 machine. With... -
Windows Server Drivers
From time to time, we receive requests for Windows Server compatible drivers for our network adapters. Although we do not... -
Linux Support
Most Killer Networking adapters work well with most Linux kernels without the need for any troubleshooting or setup. As there... -
How Do I Avoid Breaking Antenna Cables When Changing M.2 Adapters?
M.2 WiFi modules and their connectors continue to get smaller as system providers continue to make thinner notebooks and technology... -
Installing The Killer 1535/1525/1435 in Ubuntu/Debian
Some users may experience issues with their Killer Networking adapter on older versions of popular Linux kernels. Ubuntu/Debian 14.04 You... -
Installing Drivers Using Device Manager
If you would like to install the Killer E2200, Killer E2400, Killer Wireless-N, or Killer Wireless-AC drivers without the Killer... -
Cannot See Certain Wi-Fi Networks
Some users may experience issues with their Killer Wi-Fi adapter not being able to detect certain specific Wi-Fi access points.... -
Wi-Fi Channels 12 and 13
Some users have reported problems seeing Wi-Fi access points that are using channels 12 or 13. This issue is due to... -
Verizon FIOS 5 GHz Issues
Users may encounter a situation where their Killer Wireless-AC adapter will not connect to their FIOS router on the 5... -
What Is A “Killer Enabled Device?”
A “Killer Enabled Device” is any computer that is connected to the Internet using a currently supported Killer Networking adapter.... -
Wi-Fi Issues with 1435/1535/1525 on Debian, Ubuntu, and Arch
Some users have noted Wi-Fi disconnects and latency on some distros of Linux after recent updates. This issue likely affects... -
Why Does My 1435/1525/1535 Bluetooth Say 4.1 Instead Of 4.2?
Some users have noted that, in Device Manager, the Bluetooth device listed with the Killer Wireless-AC 1435, 1525, and 1535... -
Wake-on-Bluetooth
To enable Wake-on-Bluetooth, you need to connect the device that you wish to wake the machine, and then: Right-click Start Click Device... -
Bluetooth Stutter
Some users may notice that their machines suffer from stuttering issues with Bluetooth devices. This issue may occur in the form...