Just to be clear for everyone use it at your own risk
Let me say it again… use it at your own risk
The drivers that I will be providing it to you today are only made for Realtek 8822CE Wi-Fi module chip that is present to almost all OEM/Vendor laptops [Mostly on AMD based laptops]. Unfortunately stock drivers locks down any advanced features available to the user and doesn’t allow you to have full control to your Wi-Fi chip capabilities.
Now it supports all Realtek 8822CE models… rather from Acer, Asus, Lenovo, MSI, HP and others… as long as they are 8822CE model… it is completely fine.
Today I present you my so called “Unlocked” or “Unhidden” drivers by editing .inf files to be able to makes those options visible to the user. Alright here we start… I have the confidence to share my modded driver for Realtek 8822CE which enables advanced options and might provide extra networking performance as well.
Let me show you the options that the stock drivers provides…
And now my modded drivers which provides unlocked or unhidden options
The changes that is made are renaming the Wi-Fi display name (to distinguish between official drivers and modded ones) and added/edited lines on .inf file drivers to unlock Realtek Advanced features*.
Installation:-
Uninstall your current Realtek driver with checkbox selected
Then simply open Setup.bat file
Reboot or Restart Your PC/Laptop
Done!
*I can’t guarantee every single feature will work but I can say that it did provide increased network performance and slightly lower latency according to my testings.
Credits:- Thanks toAAF Optimus for signing the drivers and for the script driver installer.
Where have you gotten the drivers for this? I’m trying to find some older driver releases for the 8822CE, because there might be XP compatible drivers for it.
New driver release have been updated including full feature releases on the same download link + It is Signed! All thanks toAAF Optimus
Now it supports all Realtek 8822CE models… rather from Acer, Asus, Lenovo, MSI, HP and others… as long as they are 8822CE model… it is completely fine.
I will try to check it out although I doubt there will be any drivers for XP. Can you tell me your Hardware ID of your device? I will try to check if there is anything related to XP drivers.
I have realtek 8822ce model SUBSYS_081011AD - LiteOn. So I am sure that your’s have different type of 8822ce HW ID. Hence why I am asking your or your friend HW ID
Please redownload the latest Realtek driver version as I fixed some advanced features that wasn’t functioning properly and decreased overhead for wifi scanning & performance which should improve ping stability and lower latency thanks to the patches and fixes from Lenovo’s driver. Thank you.
New update is available! and I have tested it on my 3 laptops with the same wifi model 8822CE. Tested it for ping stability and driver stability for over a week now. All is good!
I have merged all kind of fixes and patches from all OEM’s and Vendors + Disabled all kind of power saving mechanism to guarantee maximum performance and applied optimal settings that is being used by default.
Nothing new changed except updating the driver to Realtek new driver update release but as usual I have tested it on my 3 laptops with the same wifi model 8822CE and the end results are the same as previous drivers.
