Hey everyone, I have another problem again... XD
This time, it's a network card issue.

Network Card Model:

TP-LINK Archer TX3000E PCI Express, Internal, 2.4 / 5 GHz

Issue Description:

Yesterday, I bought this network card from Media Expert, and today it arrived via parcel locker. I picked it up – the package was not damaged.

I installed it in my PC, but I connected the card to JUSB instead of FUSB.
From what I’ve read, this shouldn’t make a difference as both should work (my motherboard doesn’t have an FUSB port).

After turning on my PC, two unknown devices appeared in Device Manager.
I updated them – but it didn’t work...

I then downloaded Driver Booster – it showed that the WiFi driver needed an update but not Bluetooth.

So I installed the latest WiFi drivers, while the Bluetooth driver was supposedly up to date.

Current Situation:

✅ WiFi is working perfectly fine, no issues – it's running great!
❌ Bluetooth, on the other hand, is a different story...

In Device Manager, I see:

• Generic Bluetooth Adapter with a yellow warning icon ⚠️
• Checking Properties, I see the following error:
  "Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43)"

What Have I Tried?

• Installed both old and new TP-Link drivers for this card.
• Reinstalled Bluetooth drivers in every possible way.
• Removed the network card drivers and restarted the PC – nothing changed.
• No program detects any missing Bluetooth drivers for installation.

Question: What should I do now?

I’ve tried everything I could think of, but nothing seems to work.
Does anyone have an idea how to fix this? 🤔