TL-WN781ND Driver Broken

HeadKap · Mar 13, 2016

I have a TP Link TL-WN781ND Wireless Adapter. When I put it into my PC, the connection was pretty terrible. So I updated all the drivers, worse if anything. So after looking online, I found the Adapter works well, but only with the Windows Wireless Set-Up. So I went into Device Manager and uninstalled the drivers, and not my PC no longer recognises it and it doesn't turn on.

Does anyone know how to make it re-appear again and also what was meant by Windows Wireless Set-Up? (I couldn't find it)

OS: Windows 10

Thanks

Phillip Corcoran · Mar 13, 2016

Using Windows built-in wireless utility (WZC) instead of the TP-Link utility doesn't mean you don't need the TP-Link driver. You still need to keep the driver installed no matter what.

First thing to do is re-install that driver as without it Windows & the WiFi adapter can't communicate.
Then follow this guide: http://www.tp-link.us/faq-56.html

HeadKap · Mar 13, 2016

Phillip Corcoran :

But I don't actually know how to install the driver. The adapter is no longer online. I just tried taking it out, restarting Windows, re-installing it and restarting Windows again, but it did nothing. The green status light no longer lights up on it either.

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