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Please do a little research before trying random stuff. After checking to see if you are actually using the iwlwifi module, why not find out a bit about whether the mentioned param. is available to you and what it does:
Am I using the module. If the output from this is blank, then no:
Also verify with lspci -k as above:
sysfs is a pseudo filesystem with lots of info in it. cat the files here:
... to see what your current values are set at. You can install sysfstools and run this for a neat report: