Review on 📶 TP-Link TL-WN725N Wireless USB Adapter: Get 150Mbps WIFI Speed on XP/Vista/Win OS by Andrey Kolev ᠌

TL-WN725N Ver. 2.0 Actual On Windows XP x32, the access point could only be raised after establishing a network connection and entirely turning off the firewall. It was impossible to start the adapter in access point mode (SoftAP) on Windows 7 x32 and Windows 7 x64. In utilizing the adapter, I came to the following conclusions for myself: - Do not attempt to utilize the adapter as an access point. - Torrents are not recommended. - Install only the drivers; leave the utility out. Everything is perfectly adjustable from the tray icon. By the way, the driver version at www. Tp-link. Com/en is more recent than the one at www. Tp-linkru. Com. - When installing drivers using setup.exe, remove any subfolders for other systems from the "Driver files" folder before installing the drivers for your system. Consequently, avoid installing drivers from the disc. - The "only n" option, not the "combined" mode, must be enabled in the access point's settings so that this adapter can connect to it.