Archer TBE401UH driver does not expose WoWLAN / Magic Packet wake from S3
Hello TP-Link team,
I’m using an Archer TBE401UH on Windows 11 Pro (build 26200). This computer supports traditional S3 sleep; Modern Standby is unavailable. Wireless operation itself is normal, including 6 GHz with WPA3.
Device and driver
- Hardware ID:
USB\VID_3625&PID_010A - Installed TP-Link driver:
5102.24.126.4, dated 2025-06-17 - Installed INF:
oem74.inf, active sectionRTL8922au.ndi.NT
Wake results
powercfg /devicequery wake_from_S3_supportedlists “TP-Link Wi-Fi 7 Wireless USB Adapter.”powercfg /devicequery wake_programmabledoes not list the TP-Link adapter.powercfg /devicequery wake_armeddoes not list the TP-Link adapter.- In a verified elevated PowerShell session, the following command is rejected:
powercfg /deviceenablewake "TP-Link Wi-Fi 7 Wireless USB Adapter" You do not have permission to enable or disable device wake.
Get-NetAdapterPowerManagement -Name "Wi-Fi 7"returns “A device attached to the system is not functioning.”- The driver’s Advanced Properties expose neither Wake on Magic Packet nor Wake on Pattern.
Control comparison
A MediaTek USB Wi-Fi adapter on the same computer appears in both wake_programmable and wake_armed. This confirms that the host’s traditional-S3 and USB wake path can support a USB Wi-Fi adapter; the difference is specific to the TBE401UH driver/device stack.
Request
Could TP-Link confirm whether the TBE401UH supports Wake on Wireless LAN via Magic Packet from traditional S3, not only Modern Standby?
If the hardware supports it, could engineering provide a driver or beta driver that registers the appropriate wake capabilities and standard Wake on Magic Packet / Wake on Pattern settings with Windows? If it is unsupported, please confirm whether the limitation is in the driver, firmware, or hardware.
I’m happy to test a beta driver and provide additional non-sensitive diagnostics!

