I wasted many days and hours with this. I'm seriously thinking about this evolving into a legal matter as this defect was created, is a driver/configuration issue and has never been corrected. Considering the thousands, tens of thousands of users who have this [code 10] problem with the Intel Wi-Fi, independent on what hardware their Intel Wi-Fi is installed.
I just started having this issue. Had an asus WiFi card with the AC9260 in an old linux box with no issues what so ever. It was rock solid for over a year straight. Didn't even need to install a driver, Ubuntu just handled it. Put it in a windows box (windows 10 pro, fully updated, on older hardware) and code 10. Put it back in the linux and working just fine.
This is absolutely a Microsoft issue, or I suppose, it could be that intel didn't write the driver properly for windows... but the former seems far more likely.
Since all that mucking around to get a temporary connection isn't an option for me, it will just have to live out it's life on linux. Resetting my bios isn't an option because I added the ability to boot from NVMe to an old asus Z87 Pro. Having to redo that often isn't worth the $30-$50 CAD for a new card. Heck, it just occurred to me, I have another m.2 wifi card I'll try in the PCIe adaptor first.
While I agree that something like this could qualify for a class action, big companies like Microsoft have the money and resources to tie it up in court for years and then not even care when they have to pay.
Either way, thank you. Posting all this saved me from digging even further... I'm already on day 2 of this lol.
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