TL-WN8200ND and Windows 10
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TL-WN8200ND and Windows 10
UPDATE: It appears that this adapter isn't actually supporting Windows 10, regardless of what TP-Link are saying. I would not recommend you buy it!
Hi all,
I bought the TL-WN8200ND adapter for my PC but it doesn't appear to work with my Windows 10 (despite being listed as having plug-and-play support here).
SYMPTOMS:
THINGS TESTED:
Any thoughts on how to proceed, or should I just return this adapter (which doesn't appear fit for purpose)?
Hi all,
I bought the TL-WN8200ND adapter for my PC but it doesn't appear to work with my Windows 10 (despite being listed as having plug-and-play support here).
SYMPTOMS:
Wireless adapter can see wireless networks, but fails to connect to any. Error messages vary, and occasionally I am able to connect but with limited connectivity.
Device appears OK in Device Manager
In event manager there is an error about device migration - I cannot remember the exact words?
Device appears OK in Device Manager
In event manager there is an error about device migration - I cannot remember the exact words?
THINGS TESTED:
Checked Wireless network is OK using different devices (running Windows 7/Android/Linux)
Checked standard problem settings for adapter (e.g. disabling power saving)
Checked for updated driver using Device Manager
Attempted to load legacy Win8 driver (from support page) - Windows didn't like this idea, and just tells me that it's using the latest drivers
Tried different USB ports, different USB cables, shouting incantations when plugging the adapter in...
Reproduced these results on a different PC running Windows 10
Checked standard problem settings for adapter (e.g. disabling power saving)
Checked for updated driver using Device Manager
Attempted to load legacy Win8 driver (from support page) - Windows didn't like this idea, and just tells me that it's using the latest drivers
Tried different USB ports, different USB cables, shouting incantations when plugging the adapter in...
Reproduced these results on a different PC running Windows 10
Any thoughts on how to proceed, or should I just return this adapter (which doesn't appear fit for purpose)?