I have an old version of Raspberry PI - 2 - that came with TP Link [Microsoft gave it to me]. While the Win IoT image included drivers, Debian did not. I played around with the correct drivers but my kernel version was not supported. After playing around for a few hours, I decided that I was more interested in programming for my project than fighting Linux. Connected this sucker - immediately recognized my WLAN. Edit the config file to get the ssid + password, done. Thanks CanaKit - works great as expected.
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