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Manual installation of Windows 10 network adapter drivers

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  • #1 18418193
    mp87
    Level 9  
    Hello,
    i did the format and installed windows 10 as a new system.
    I have a TP-LINK WN751ND network card. It is incompatible with Windows 10 so I had to unplug it during installation according to this topic:

    https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3227931.html

    The problem is that after inserting the card (find new hardware) Windows installs the best and compatible drivers for this card for me.
    How do I manually install the drivers that I have downloaded to disk?

    I would like to add that every time you uninstall a device, Windows installs the latest drivers and the system freezes after a while.

    Regards
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  • #2 18418223
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
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  • #3 18418240
    mp87
    Level 9  
    I don't have the Internet on.

    After selecting this, the following information is displayed to me:

    The best drivers are already installed for the device.
    To update, turn on the windows update service.

    The system finds the hardware for me and immediately installs the drivers by itself, and I want to choose from my location (file)
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  • #4 18418266
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
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  • #5 18418619
    linuks
    IT specialist
    Witm
    I only had a similar problem with the sound card. Unfortunately, it was not possible to force windows not to install
    the "best" drivers.
    https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3621201.html
    I skipped the wines 10 and now I have a new computer and the problem is solved.
    Regards
  • #6 18419560
    mp87
    Level 9  
    Of course, I tried to install the driver manually in various ways, as a file from the disk, but the system saw the old driver automatically loaded by Windows 10 each time.

    I found a few problems similar to mine on the internet and none of them solved the problem.
    The above statement with the same topic - sound card and Windows "overwriting" drivers confirms my belief that you should choose a new network card in this case.

    The TP-LINK service also confirms the above.
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