TL-WN822N V3 crashing my internet when downloading large files
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TL-WN822N V3 crashing my internet when downloading large files
Model : TL-WN822N
Hardware Version : 3.0
Firmware Version :
ISP :
So, as the post title says, the TL-WN822N V 3.0 crashes my internet when I'm downloading large files. Usually this happens when downloading games through steam: it starts downloading normally, but then after a few minutes my internet connection goes down. Reconnecting immediately fixes the connection... but then when I start downloading again, the internet connection will crash again... and again... and again. This is obviously frustrating as hell, as it's almost impossible to download any game from steam.
I assumed it was the router's fault for a while, but I recently moved (to a different country and to a different ISP with a different router) and this has made things only worse... so I'm quite sure the problem lies with the TP-Link adapter.
I have tried limiting the download speed and updating the drivers, didn't help. Any solutions?
Hardware Version : 3.0
Firmware Version :
ISP :
So, as the post title says, the TL-WN822N V 3.0 crashes my internet when I'm downloading large files. Usually this happens when downloading games through steam: it starts downloading normally, but then after a few minutes my internet connection goes down. Reconnecting immediately fixes the connection... but then when I start downloading again, the internet connection will crash again... and again... and again. This is obviously frustrating as hell, as it's almost impossible to download any game from steam.
I assumed it was the router's fault for a while, but I recently moved (to a different country and to a different ISP with a different router) and this has made things only worse... so I'm quite sure the problem lies with the TP-Link adapter.
I have tried limiting the download speed and updating the drivers, didn't help. Any solutions?
