Wi-Fi through a network adapter. There is no connection

Good afternoon. A couple of days ago I pulled out my GIGABYTE Bluetooth 4.0 and Wi-Fi Card and connected it to my G1.Assassin 2 (rev. 1.0) motherboard. For more information on the hardware, please visit https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/G1Assassin-2-rev-10#ov. The system on the comp is Windows 7 x64. The purpose of connecting the card to get updates on the smartphone Nokia Lumia 650 dual sim with pre-installed system vindovs 10. On the computer Internet-PRoE and local network. I have not dealt with Wi-Fi before at all.

Installed the card, drivers, did as written on your site. In the network connections appeared 2 new connections. 1. Network card. 2. Virtual card. All drivers in the dispatcher are installed. After completing all the configuration procedures from the command line, everything seemed to work. The virtual card got a connection. Atheros adapter is connected. However, Wi-Fi only sends but does not receive packets. The card came with a disk with an English-language program Wi-Fi Share, which also failed to connect.

Now the questions:

Maybe the problem in installing in the system vin. 7 system in the system vin. 7 special drivers for Lumia?
Does this network adapter as a router have a connection to the network address (192…. I don’t remember further) to get to the “engineering menu”;
Is there any dependence between bluetooth and Wi-Fi if for example bluetooth is turned off completely (in the manager, services, etc.), i.e. will Wi-Fi practically work?
What am I doing wrong – why there is no connection on Wi-Fi only sends but does not receive packets? Maybe it’s the MTU?
Maybe some setting in BIOS affects the connection?

Answer:

Good afternoon. Let me try to answer your questions in order.

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1
I understand that you want to use the GIGABYTE Bluetooth 4.0 and Wi-Fi Card to provide Wi-Fi internet to your cell phone? Is your internet connection via cable, PPPoE? This is just a very important point, and you didn’t mention it specifically. In this case, you don’t need drivers for Lumia at all.

2
No, the GIGABYTE Bluetooth 4.0 and Wi-Fi Card adapter does not have its own control panel like routers. It is not a standalone device. It simply installs a driver in Windows. Just like any other Wi-Fi adapter.

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3
I think that if you disable Bluetooth, wi-fi will work. Although I can’t say, it’s a question for the adapter developers. And why disable it.

4
I still don’t understand where and when there is no wi-fi connection. What you have configured there. If you can, attach in the comments screenshots from the page with all adapters, from device manager, and directly with the problem. Did you just set up wi-fi distribution? Maybe you just didn’t share. Is your phone connecting to the network that your computer is sharing via the GIGABYTE Bluetooth 4.0 and Wi-Fi Card adapter?

5
I think the BIOS definitely has nothing to do with it.

Honestly, I didn’t understand the problem itself, and I didn’t understand what you want to do, what the goal is. You can complete the question in the comments.