I have the exact same problem. Most recent driver version is installed.

Immediately after installing Win 10 1803, this adapter stopped finding any wireless networks. After installing newest drivers, changing USB ports etc. i got it to somehow find my WLAN network. But it failed to connect to it. So i went to ethernet adapter settings and disabled and reenabled the adapter. On reenabling, the PC crashed with the bluescreen above. Since then it stopped finding any wireless networks (which definitly are in range) again.

Johnsontp wrote

Install the driver from the device manager.

Does not work.

I have the same problem. Since windows 10 updated to version1803, the adapter either doesn't find any WLANs, if it does find it (which happens randomly but seldom) it cannot connect, and when i disabled and reenabled the network adapter in my adapter settings my PC crashed with a bluescreen. It seems like other adapters also have similar problems with this update.

When a fix for this is available i will revert my negative customer review on amazon.

Ok, i just deinstalled all TP-Link drivers (just using the ones that windows downloads), restarted my router and it work again for some reason.