Wi-Fi measures
Description
Microsoft provides WLAN device manufactures with the WLAN device driver interface (WDI). A WDI-compliant driver enables manufactures to develop a universal driver that is functional on device platforms, improves the quality of a WLAN driver, and reduces the complexity of the driver package. A machine can use a WDI compliant driver so its Wi-Fi component and Windows OS can communicate and enable wireless connection for the end user. For more info about WDI driver development, see WLAN Universal Windows driver model.
Wi-Fi measures filter out events based on the machine’s signal quality, and some will filter out the worst 5% of Wi-fi connections. This reduces noise in quality assessment.
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