Solve Most Killer Control Center Issues With A Clean Install
Clean Install The Killer Control Center There have been many reports of issues with the Killer Control Center which can...
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Which Killer Control Center Should I Install?
Users may notice that we often host more than one version of the Killer Control Center available for download from... -
“Cannot Be Installed With” Errors
Users may encounter the following errors, potentially among others, when attempting to update or install the Killer Control Center: Killer... -
Wireless Not Working After Update / Code 10 Error
Some users have contacted us regarding their Killer Networking adapters not working after a Windows Update. This issue has affected various... -
Bluetooth or Wi-Fi Missing From Device Manager
When this occurs, it is usually an issue of the BIOS or the operating system not enumerating the device properly.... -
Windows Update Slowed Or Broke Internet Connectivity
Windows users will periodically run into situations where a Windows Update either slows or completely removes their ability to connect... -
How to Discharge Your Machine to Reset Your CMOS
This guide will cover how to discharge your machine to reset your CMOS, forcing your computer to re-enumerate its devices.... -
Issues When Installing Windows 7 Drivers
Users may encounter errors when installing drivers in Windows 7, which can be resolved by installing an update to Windows... -
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... -
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 The Killer Wireless-AC 1535 in SteamOS
Killer 1535 uses the included driver in SteamOS, however, the firmware needs to be downloaded and updated. Download: http://support.killernetworking.com/K1535_Debian/board.bin and... -
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... -
How To Clean Install Any Driver
Before you begin this process, you need to know where the driver installer stores its temporary files. Recent Killer installers... -
How Do I Remove The Killer Control Center?
We understand that some of our users might prefer to use a driver-only solution. However, the Killer Control Center is... -
Ethernet Adapter No Longer In Device Manager
When a device goes missing from the Device Manager, it means that either the BIOS or the operating system is... -
iTunes Will Not Connect (Legacy Devices)
A software update is needed. You should update to the latest drivers available from your network card manufacturer. If updating... -
Bluetooth Stutter
Some users may notice that their machines suffer from stuttering issues with Bluetooth devices. This issue may occur in the form... -
Enterprise LTSB Builds and the Killer Control Center
Enterprise LTSB builds are not intended for consumer machines, and are therefore not fully featured. We do not test the... -
Why Did My Driver Version Not Change After Updating Drivers?
Some users have expressed confusion over why their driver versions do not change in Device Manager when they update drivers...