So the other day I bought and recieved the Archer T2U Plus after my previous adapter decided to stop working. After some difficulties with setting it up, I finally got it to function as intended, and for the day or two that it was working, it was fine. But yesterday I decided to leave my computer on all night to install some games I wanted to play, and when I got up the very next morning, Steam said I wasn't connected to the internet, strange. Thinking it was just a bug on steams part, I just closed it with task manager, booted it back up, and It said I still didn't have internet access, but when looked at my Network & Internet settings, it said that my connection to my router was "Connected, Secured." Okay, weird, but nothing a simple compter restart won't fix. So I restarted my computer, waited for it to boot back on, logged in, got onto steam, then it said I still wasn't connected. HUH, weirder. So I thought I just had some weird issue with steam, so I opened up chrome to google my problem, but turns out, I'm not accessed to the internet, MH, weirderer. Okay, it must be my internet router I thought! That thing bugs out here and then, and simply unplugging it and plugging it back in would surely fix my problem!  So let's just give it a shot! Oh, How wrong I was..

I did as I described, waited for what felt like a enternity for it to boot back on, hopped back onto my computer, and it still wasn't connected to the internet, all the while Network & Settings kept on telling me "Connected, Secured" what. Okay, so then I asked to borrow my roommates internet adpater to see if his one connects to the internet, he said sure, and then I plugged it in, and then boom, I was connected to the internet all handy dandy, SO IT WAS YOU, Archer T2U Plus! I TRUSTED YOU! I put my faith into you, and this is how im repaid? How despicable. 

So, at my wits end, and too broke to buy another internet adpater, I come crawling here, groveling on my knees, begging you, wizards of TP-Link, to figure out what is wrong with my Archer T2U plus internet adapter, got any ideas?