Region: Malaysia Model: TL-WN822N Hardware Version: V3 Firmware Version: ISP: Maxis Well. TP-Link have broken drivers for the WN822N.

I plan to install Ubuntu soon on my PC. I currently use a TP-LINK TL-WN822N wireless adapter. I want to know if it will work without additional setup. The TP-LINK TL-WN822N 300Mbps High Gain Wireless USB Adapter connects your notebook. Install TP-LINK Wireless USB Adapter Utility and Driver.

That's all there is to it. I tried all their drivers and they suck; completely useless leaving me with 1mbps speeds despite my laptop in the same room getting 150mbps (Windows 7 x64). After hours of uninstalling, reinstalling, googling solutions, and messing with everything, I've discovered that you just need to install the generic drivers for the internal chipset to solve the problem I had (and presumably many that others face too). I have the WN822n v3.0 which is a Realtek RTL8192CU chipset. Earlier versions have an Atheros chipset. Trick is, just install the generic chipset driver, not the TP-Link customized one.Getting 120-150mbs now, and download speeds are at my connection's maximum now.

For anyone who stumbles across this looking for a solution, the v3.0 drivers are here (select RTL8192CU): For earlier versions (v1.0 & v2. Image Optimizer 3 0 Keygen Software. 0), look here: TP-Link. Get your act together with your drivers. For now, I'll stick with Realtek's much more stable and functional work.

The hardware isn't terrible, for what it's worth. At least for now. You're welcome and there absolute is. Go to [Start] ->[Control Panel] ->[Network and Internet] ->[Network and Sharing Center]. New Adobe Premiere Pro Cs6 Presets 2017 - Software 2017. On the left hand side click [Change Adapter Settings] then right-click on your [Wireless Network Connection] and select [Properties].

At the top under 'connect using' (where your hardware should be listed) click [Configure]. Switch the top panel to [Driver] and at the bottom click [Uninstall]. Coleman Quickpump Rechargeable Manual.

When the uninstall window pops up, make sure you click the box [Delete the driver software for this device] which will remove all TP-Link drivers. Then I would run Ccleaner (both the regular cleaner and the registry cleaner) and restart your computer. Then when you install the new drivers they should be 'fresh' with no TP-Link driver traces remaining. Good luck and give a shout if you need! My adapter is also TL-WN822, and it seems the offical driver works normally in my computer. I think this is the compatibility problem in some computer not all the computer. I have to agree, i have the tl-wn822n v3 it seems to work great with tp-link drivers when i have tried the rtl8192cu drives i get a really bad connection so yes i would have to say that it will vary from computer to computer so the best thing is to try them both and see what works for you, but it would be nice to see a driver update some time.