Review on Wi-Fi adapter TP-LINK TL-WN822N, white by Wiktor Wasilewski ᠌

Successfully obtained ownership of this adaptor (ver. 3). After the first hour of use, difficulties began: when there was a lot of traffic on the network, it would disconnect every minute or two. The speed gets between 6 and 8 MB/s, and then it stops. There is a yellow triangle on the status of the wi-fi indicator in the tray, and this can be seen without any kind of reconnecting. It so happened that the bounce occurred at 3–4 Mb/s. After being forced to deal with him for two to three hours, I figured the least I could do was carry it back to the business. Thankfully, I came across a comment that instructed me to download and install the drivers for the Realtek RTL8192CU chipset (in versions 3.0 and 4, in 1 - 2 Atheros). At this point, the issue at hand is that Realtek's official website is out of firewood, which means that in order to download it, you will need to use a resource that is not affiliated with Realtek. Because the censors won't let the links through, your only option is to google the information. I was unable to locate a version that is more recent than 1024.9202219202222 at this time; it is now at that number. I installed it, and ever since then, the flying has been normal under any load and without shutting down (it works practically all the time). I truly do wish for nothing except the status quo to prevail :)