I recently bought a TP-Link AC1900 and installed it. I tried to install the drivers and it said no card detected. I checked the card and it had the status green light on. I went to device manager and found it wasn’t even there (I also checked hidden devices) I did some research and it said it had very shaky compatibility when it comes to Windows 10. But shouldn’t it at least show up in the device manager as unknown device or something?
If any of the solutions require internet I can download from Ethernet, but I need this to work so I can move my pc from the floor in the study to my room
I should also probably add my motherboard is an Asus P7H55
I should also probably add my motherboard is an Asus P7H55
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