Also concerned about this. Would like to hear some clarification. This is a quite commonly used, and well-selling wireless adapter. It currently works somewhat under Windows 10, but has some issues. -It not receiving driver support would be quite disappointing.

You tried to install the Windows 8 or Windows 8.1 driver manually?

Mavis wrote

You tried to install the Windows 8 or Windows 8.1 driver manually?

Yes, I've already installed the latest Windows 8.1 driver for my adapter and it's working (kind of), though sometimes the connection may become unstable.

WiseCracks wrote

Yes, I've already installed the latest Windows 8.1 driver for my adapter and it's working (kind of), though sometimes the connection may become unstable.

Same.

WiseCracks wrote

Yes, I've already installed the latest Windows 8.1 driver for my adapter and it's working (kind of), though sometimes the connection may become unstable.

Same problem

I have windows 10 (64bit) and have installed the windows 8.1 driver for the adapter. How can I test if it works with this drivers?

joa97 wrote

I have windows 10 (64bit) and have installed the windows 8.1 driver for the adapter. How can I test if it works with this drivers?

type win key + R then cmd > in console type: ping -t google.com, when you get "connection timeout" you have a problem =)

Will it get an updated driver?

That is the 1 M $, but simple question that everyone would like an answer to...

If it does, please ensure that you can:
Use channels 12 and 13
[*]Change default channel in Advanced (Device Manager) tab

Thanks.

Sounds like they are not planing to update this. So do I get a discount on buying something else at cost or should I just never purchase a TP-Link again?