[milesjohnson]

Did that, same thing.

 

I took some before and after screens. Looks like "Atheros" is the driver, hence why it didn't show TPLink in the list.

 

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It is possible for the wrong drivers to be installed for a device and that could be what has happened here, your screencaps show TP-Link drivers from 2011 and the the Atheros copyright dates 2001-2010 but the latest drivers for the card are dated 06/05/14 btw we cant see what devices are installed in Device Manager in your second screencap.

[phillpower2]

It is possible for the wrong drivers to be installed for a device and that could be what has happened here, your screencaps show TP-Link drivers from 2011 and the the Atheros copyright dates 2001-2010 but the latest drivers for the card are dated 06/05/14 btw we cant see what devices are installed in Device Manager in your second screencap.

[phillpower2]

Not heard from you for a while, do you still require assistance or is the issue now resolved, an update would be appreciated.

[milesjohnson]

Just going to wait until Windows 10 (2 more weeks from now) comes out and do a fresh install. Hopefully that solves a few issues.

[phillpower2]

Thanks for the update 

 

When you say that you will do a fresh install do you mean a full format and clean install of Windows 10 from disk or USB, whichever way you do it, fingers crossed for you and let us know how it goes.

 

NB: Hopefully Windows 10 will have its own newer drivers that will work with the card but I must mention that if it does not it may load drivers that you have previously tried and these may be as far back as being for Vista.

[milesjohnson]

Yup, completely fresh install with a wiped partition. Looking forward to starting over and installing new programs

 

Hopefully this solves some issues. I'll update this thread once I've done the upgrade.

[phillpower2]

Thanks for the update and best plan of action me thinks