You may have a try the driver from manufacture of the chipset or contact support.uk@tp-link.com for help.

Thanks, but how does one do that? I have no idea which driver is crashing the adapter as Window 10 just says there was an error with a pale blue screen and sends the results off somewhere.

If I knew which driver it was trying to load, I could delete that driver (?)

Matt

Disable firewall and anti-virus on the computer, or log in safe mode before you plug the adapter in.
If this can't help, you may get another adapter.

I have the same model and the same BSOD too, I'm hoping for solution as well

OK, managed to resolve this after removing existing USB Sweex 150N adapter
1. Booted up in Safe mode for Windows 10
2. Control Panel, removed existing Sweex adapter drivers
3.Installed T2UH - driver automatically loaded.
4. Before rebooting, I ran the installer from downloaded drivers(Archer T2UH(EU_US)_V1_170724_Wins)
5. Reboot and voila all working fine.

Hope that works for others

I am facing Same Problem :mad:

I am facing same problem,
I have a I Mac which I got for rent from Hirelaptops.co.uk

facing the same problem too!

I faced the same problem,
clockworld thanks for giving the solution

Alice William,
Super Saver Mama

I faced the same problem,
clockworld thanks for giving the solution.