@ShawnWolfe88 

 

Please download and install the driver here: https://static.tp-link.com/2019/201911/20191128/T4E.zip

 

Windows 10 64-bit would use Win10X64.

 

Windows 10 32-bit would use Win10X86.

 

Here is how you would manually install the drivers: https://www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/920/

Same with my setup, drops 5Ghz all the time even when it has full bars. Tried drivers from TP Link, Windows 10 driver, no solution that helps. It worked perfectly with Windows 10 same PC for over a year now all of a sudden experiencing these disconnects. What is weird is I can see the network and reconnect just fine. The connection is setup to re connect but it doesn't. I think this is either a hardware issue, or simply a Windows 10 problem with some update.

I think my issue was a loose fit in PCIx1 slot. I removed card, cleaned contacts and secured card in another slot. Seems to be working fine now.

Yeah spoke too soon, back to losing connection intermittently. Going to have to replace card with something else. Does the same thing on different PCI slots, and even tried Linux Ubuntu and does exactly the same thing.