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You are running the driver for Windows 8. ::Edit:: Nope, I downloaded the file and it's just zipped, not a installer, and only has drivers for Windows 7,8, and 8.1. That might explain why you are version 3 when the Windows 8 driver is up to 10. My question is when did you upgrade to Windows 10, and when you did, what drivers did you use to get online after? It is possible the installer auto-detects the OS and installs a non-listed driver. Also, I notice your laptop was made with Windows 8. I'd hate to go to Acer about this but I might have to.No, what I mean is Acer hasn't released any drivers for your wireless card for Windows 10. This new behavior leads me to believe that the shoddy wifi and missing bluetooth are interconnected issues and that my wifi adapter is shot (well, malfunctioning). Regardless, I can't use it, but suddenly it's visible and accessible in the windows tools. When Bluetooth is OFF, it is completely gone as it was before. What's more, I realized that the Fn + F3 button combo appears not to be a toggle but a cycler between the following modes (reproducible): I can't see any devices, nor can I be seen, but I'm there! It's interesting. Suddenly it's in the device manager and everything (generic bluetooth controller but whatever) I do this because the "automatic network repair" fixes common problems by simply resetting the adapter and we're good to go. Tonight, I used the Fn + F3 combo that should disable the wifi adapter. It's kind of unstable but I've learned workarounds and so hardly notice anymore. So, tonight, I was sitting at my local coffee shop and started having Wifi troubles. Hey! I have spontaneous new behavior to report!