I have the same **** but with FX 8350 and peasant RAM. The windows version is 1710. I tried checking the PCI lock and rebooting but have had no success.
Updated computer now Asus PCE AC68 will not work
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I update to the latest version of windows 10 now my wireless network adapter will not work. I am currently use my iPhone usb hotspot to connect to the internet on my desktop. I have tried the latest driver updates and uninstalling and reinstalling. I have also tried a clean install. I have tried taking the Network adapter out and putting it back in. now I am stumped. I am getting error code 10. and when I try latest drivers it says that the latest drivers are already installed.
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2018-02-28T20:12:54+00:00 *****MOBO
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2018-03-01T14:24:06+00:00 I am having the same issue with my TP-Link Archer T9E WiFi adapter after updating to the new Fall Creators Update 1709. This is the response from TP-Link that I am given:
Merchant response: Hi,
The Windows 10 Fall Creators Update 1709 has affected the compatibility of several makes and models of PCIe Wi-Fi Adapters, including our Archer T9E. Our development team is diligently working to address driver compatibility; however in the meantime they've discovered that updating Windows 10 to the 17025 Insider Preview Build has resolved the compatibility issue, which indicates the current state of compatibility is directly affected by Microsoft's update.
If you're interested in installing the Insider Preview build, you'll need to join the free Windows Insider Program at https://insider.windows.com.
We greatly appreciate your patience while we work to address this matter. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to e-mail ******@TP-Link.com and we'll gladly follow up with you.
Thank You,
TP-Link Customer Support
So, Here I am at the Microsoft (Who created this issue) trying to get some kind of help from them to fix what they caused in a product I paid good money to use and all I get is a virtual agent that does nothing but solve easy issues. So I must resort as all who use this new (sarcastic) wonderful OS that was supposed to be so fantastic in the beginning but has failed drastically so many who depend on it daily. Guess I will just have to AGAIN go back to version 1703 and receive no updates from here in out. Pretty said from a company who dominates the industry yet fails to provide a fix to these issues thousands of people are having. BILL GATES!!! GET YOUR PEOPLE IN LINE!!!!
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Anonymous
2018-03-10T06:14:51+00:00 The problem is solved!
Computer Configuration:
Asus Sabertoin P2.0, AMD fx 8350, wifi aс68
Procedure:
1 Windows update to version 16.299.251.
2 !!!Delete the wifi aс68 utility!!!.
3 In the device manager, remove the network adapter as68, including drivers.
4 Reboot the computer.
5 Open the beer and enjoy life!
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Anonymous
2018-03-23T05:40:53+00:00 YOU ARE A SAINT! Thank you!