Review on 🌐 TP-Link TG-3468 Gigabit Ethernet PCI Express Network Card: PCIE Adapter for PC with Win10 Support by Jaime Alonso

This adapter is easy to install. Windows 10 recognized it immediately and loaded the standard Microsoft drivers (the adapter appears as Realtek). I checked the TP-Link website and found and downloaded a newer driver. Everything was fine until I tried to install Windows Update 02/2020. This caused the update to fail for a variety of reasons - the worst being a reboot loop with ndis.sys not running at boot, or a blue screen during normal Windows processing. Disabling the adapter before the update didn't help. Downloading and running the offline update file from Microsoft did not work. I eventually got the update to install and reverted to the default Windows driver (causing Windows to crash/restart). I tried a combination of drivers, disabled the adapter, removed the device and somehow it worked. Windows Update 02/2020 is finally installed but I don't know how I got there. I know the adapter/device was disabled on a successful attempt, and I disabled it *during* the update (not before the update started). We'll see how the next update goes, but I'm ready to just throw it away. I have no issues with TP-Link products in general, but I will NEVER buy this particular product again. :(