@Feelax 

Hi,

Windows allows to force the installation of a driver via the "Have Disk" method. Even in Windows 11 this method still works.

https://www.tp-link.com/en/support/faq/228/

Browse to the folder where you have uncompressed the driver files into (ralink_rtxxx_5.1.38.0...) and select the proper "netr28ux.inf".

Uncheck the "Show compatible hardware" checkbox to see all devices that are supported by this driver.

Then select an AC600 adapter of another brand if you know one.
Or just try "MediaTek, Inc." -> "802.11ac Wireless LAN Card".
Or if you insist that your T2UHP is named something with "TP-Link" in its name, then you can also try "Ralink Technology, Corp." -> "TP-LINK Wireless USB Adapter".

Confirm the warning message that is shown with "yes".

  @woozle 

I know you say.

But tp-link is big company, why not upgrade driver version easy people install.

Many customer is not computer professor,

only know go tp-link website download original driver setup-next-install.

After install have problem, say tp-link product so bad no quality.

Please update original webpage driver to 5.1.38,

let customer know tp-link product is quality and standard update driver fix bug product.