The problem I described here is actually very common and in all cases (90%) caused by the PCE-AC68 driver. And also sometimes gives me BSOD stating something about the file bcmwl63a.sys. The thing is the PCE-AC68 Drivers (2.0.8.8) works fine for me too but it generates a lot of Errors in the Event Viewer (Event ID 7000). Ok that is interesting, so you are running also on Windows 8.1 (64 Bit) but don't get the errors in the Windows Event Viewer. I will experiment a bit more with this adapter and hope that in the mean time Asus brings out a newer Driver version for the PCE-AC68 Wireless Adapter. But as expected the Asus Wlan Control Center Utility does not work anymore. In the tool inSSIDer Home if I remember correctly I see a better signal strength. I installed the, and everything seems to work good if not better. I mean the icon in the system tray (notification area). I tried this out, but in Windows 8.1 when I do this the network won't open anymore when I click on it. I have the latest driver from the (Version 2.0.8.8).

Hi, does anyone know where can i download the driver for windows 10? Cant seem to find on asus website. I see that there is a newer version of the BROADCOM Adapter at this website (),but I am not sure if I should download it or wait for the PCE-AC68 Driver Update? () Has anyone experienced a similar problem with this wireless adapter?

In my Device Manager the version of ASUS PCE-AC68 802.11ac Network Adapter is 6.30.223.228 and the date is 06-Feb-14.

When I look at my PC, I see the PCI / PnP Network is: Broadcom BCM4360 802.11ac Wireless Network Adapter.

So I thought that the Problem might go away if I update the BROADCOM Adapter.

In the MEMORY.DMP I get the message that the Problem is caused by: SystemRoot system32 DRIVERS bcmwl63a.sys A dump was saved in: C: WINDOWS MEMORY.DMP. The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck.

Asus pce ac68 windows 10 problems