#Fix tp link wdn4800 windows 10 driver
#Fix tp link wdn4800 windows 10 full
#Fix tp link wdn4800 windows 10 windows 8.1

#Fix tp link wdn4800 windows 10 driver

Btw the TP-Link driver works fine in all aspects. (Just edit the date an resign it, that should do it).

#Fix tp link wdn4800 windows 10 windows 8.1

Please release a newer Driver TP-Link so windows can pick always the newer one and therefore the right one. TP-Link WN821N wifi adapter not working on windows10 Well, I've upgraded my pc from windows 8.1 to 10 and since that my wifi connection to the internet is not working properly as TP-Link WN821N is said not to be compatible with Windows 10. Easiest solution would be to use 5ghz, but i need 2.4ghz for some devices on my home network so it's not an option if i want all devices to talk to each other properly. so in order to fix this problem you need to uninstall the generic driver and reinstall the TP-Link driver. Here's a whitepaper by Intel on the matter. I have two usb 3 extension cables attached to the back ports (all the usb 3's are at the back in this pc) so that they are also as far apart as possible.

You can even point them down and it shouldn't matter since they are omnidirectional. I also turned the antennas so that they're pointing as much away from the ports and cables.

#Fix tp link wdn4800 windows 10 full

I'm getting full speed (with a 50mbps vdsl) now after moving the card to the lowest pcie slot which is furthest from the usb ports. Seems definitely the solution to just try and get the wifi card as far away from the usb 3 ports and the cables as far away from the antennas as possible. Trying to find a solution now - maybe some antenna extension thing to get them away from the usb ports/cables. The computer is the same model (HP 8300), the card is in the same slot and has the same 2db antennas. I wonder though, i have less problems with TP Link T9E so it would seem something in the card affects this problem. Hey thanks for posting this! I think i had figured this out a while back, but then forgot about it and found myself troubleshooting it again with a different computer now. By getting rid of all the USB devices in the back, I was able to stop the wifi drops and increased my speed 4x to 5x.Д¬urious, I googled it and found some more info on USB 3.0 interference. So it looks like when I changed the PCIE slots, the wifi card was further away from the usb ports/cables. I found that unusual, so i plugged all my usb devices to the front case ports, and I've been maintaining 20+ mbps While the internet speed test was still running, I dropped the usb 3.0 cables back on to the antennas and suddenly my wifi went out! Then suddenly, my internet speed spiked up to 18 mbps. While testing again, there was a bunch of usb 3.0 cables draped over the antennas, so i held the cables up out of the way so I could adjust the antennas. So I moved it 3 slots over and I gained 3mbps. I was getting a lot of drop offs today, so I started fiddling with the antennas while running speed tests.

When running internet speedtests, I usually i get 5 mbps. The solution is try using different usb ports further away from your wifi adapter or card, see if that makes a difference. It appears that the wdn4800 is very susceptible to USB 3.0 interference. Ive seen posts on and off about the TP-Links wifi adapters running slow or having random drop offs. Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide