@TobiasL Sorry, I am a bit confused. You power on your desktop and the status light of the adaper does not come on. At this moment you click the "Eject" icon in Windows and it says "Eject TP-Link...

@TobiasL Ok. If Windows offers you to eject the TP-Link Wi-Fi 7 Wireless USB Adapter, then it is at least partly recognized. Is it also shown in the Device Manager of Windows? Where exactly is the...

@MichaelJohn98 That appears to be a firmware version of the model Archer AX72 V1.0. This would mean you can't use EasyMesh in AP Mode yet. By the way, if you are unsure about the hardware version...

@TobiasL Hi, When the Archer TBE400UH is not recognized as a Wi-Fi adapter after power up, then it is most likely recognized as its built-in driver disk, i.e. the drive from which you probably...

@MichaelJohn98 Hi, According to the first post of this thread the "Archer AX72(US)_V2.0" supports EasyMesh in AP Mode. So, if you happen to own that specific version of the AX72, then you can use the...

@Feelax Hi, There is at least one driver package on the download page (link in Marvin_S' post) from which the driver files can be unzipped directly. For the drivers that are integrated in a setup.exe...