No major vendor uses 11ax22ww as an official marketing name. It is likely a generic / OEM identifier for:
| Chipset | PCI ID | Driver name | BT driver |
|--------|--------|-------------|------------|
| MediaTek MT7921 (aka AMD RZ608) | 0x14c3:0x7961 | mt7921e (PCIe) / mt7921u (USB) | btusb + mt7921_bt.bin |
| Realtek RTL8852AE | 0x10ec:0x8852 | rtw89pci | btusb + rtl8852au_fw.bin |
| Intel AX200/AX210 | 0x8086:0x2723 | iwlwifi (iwl-cc-a0) | btusb + ibt-20-1-4.sfi |
| Qualcomm QCNFA765 | 0x17cb:0x1103 | ath11k_pci | btusb + qca_firmware.bin | wifi 6 11ax22ww bt driver full
Most probable: MediaTek MT7921 or Realtek RTL8852 – because Intel uses AX200 not 11ax22ww, and Qualcomm uses QCNFA. The ww suffix is typical of MediaTek's open-source driver branches. No major vendor uses 11ax22ww as an official
Registry tweaks for full functionality:
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\4d36e972-e325-11ce-bfc1-08002be10318
- *TxAMSDU (enable A-MSDU for ax)
- *HeSupported (force enable 1024-QAM)
- *CoexSupport (enable Bluetooth Coexistence)
Problem: The driver fails to install or shows a generic name. Problem: The driver fails to install or shows a generic name
Problem: Wi-Fi works, but Bluetooth is missing.
Problem: Slow Internet after update.