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Intel wifi card + TP-LINK AC1200 rev 1.2 = ???

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Hello,

My specs:
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Wireless Access Point:
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TP-LINK AC1200 rev1.2

PC1 (my laptop)
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- Lenovo Thinkpad X250
- 03:00.0 Network controller: Intel Corporation Wireless 7265 (rev 59)
- Arch Linux (4.6.0-rc6-mainline, I need to update)
- Confirm the bug under 4.5

PC2 (brother's laptop)
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Acer subnotebook
Intel 7250 (iirc)
Ubuntu 14.04 stock kernel

PC3 (htpc)
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Zotac HTPC (BI323)
01:00.0 Network controller: Intel Corporation Wireless 3160 (rev 83)
Fedora 23 64 bit with boot-to-Kodi


Newly Ordered PC (cannot confirm yet, could possibly test windows):
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Lenovo Thinkpad T450
Intel 7/8250? Don't know yet, but I know it's Intel again.
Will run Ubuntu 16.04 or 14.04. Not sure yet


They all have in common:
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- Linux, Intel wifi card and TP-LINK Archer AC router AC1200 rev 1.2.


The problem(s?):
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When near the TP-LINK access point, NetworkManager needs reconfirmation
of password. On the htpc, this means loggin in on the console, `nmtui`,
activate connection.

On the computers with DE, this means a dialog box opens asking for a
password, which is already filed. Pressing enter connects to the network.

My laptop, as my brother's, tend to lose the connection now and then.
When I checked `dmesg`, it said to be "lowering the transmission power
as requested by the accesspoint by -xdB" (not those exact words, I can
retrigger the exact error though), before losing the connection some
seconds later.

Other tested (working) configurations:
- TP-LINK Archer C2 (which is without AC iirc)
- Good ol' Linksys WRT
- eduroam at my uni
- any other wifi point I've ever had access to.
- Tested another PC with a lot older (Intel) WiFi card (with AC): same
issue.

Not tested:
- Windows (don't have any Windows pc with those cards near me atm)

I see two options here:
- TP-LINK bug
- Intel iwlwifi bug

Please advice on what I should test, which logs to send, ...

Thank you for reading this WOT!

Ruben De Smet

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