Windows 10: Random Blue Screen of Death encountered after installing WiFi Bluetooh TP Link Adapter

Hello everyone.,Recently I purchased a TP-LINK Archer T5E AC1200 Wi-Fi Bluetooth 4.2 PCI Express Adapter and Windows installed the drivers by default and have been getting random BSOD's Ranging from Kernel Failure, Memory Management, Nvidia Graphics, IO, etcThis card is attached on PCI_e4 x1 slot and there is a RTX 3060 on PCI_e1 x16.Output of Hardware Monitor and Minidump are attached in the Onedrive Link.https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ag8rPH4HtCSochS-iRe9j0Iy3UU?e=RIFQHrRequesting assistance. I've also noticed that when I play games the game keeps crashing every 5 -8 minutes.

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Random blue screen of deaths!!!


I get blue screen of deaths usually when I'm watching YouTube videos or playing video games it also happens at random.
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Cannot enable TP-LINK W822N on new Windows10 installation

I just reinstalled Windows 10 64 bit after formatting my hard disk, and I'm trying to connect my TP-Link W822N-V2 wireless adapter. The TP-Link utility tool won't work and does not enable any option to be set. Also the tool's tooltip says disabled in the minitray.
The steps I tried:

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   1. The driver and utility tools I downloaded from: Download for TL-WN822N | TP-Link doesn't quite work. The wireless adapter is recognized and the green light on it turns on however the utility tool won't scan for networks.

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   2. Right Click enable wireless in networks and sharing center but doesn't do anything.

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   3. Uninstall the driver I just installed.

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   4. I tried going through the Windows 10 Driver store uninstalling the drivers I installed from TP-Link by doing Update Driver -> Browse my computer... -> Let me pick from a list of device drivers from my computer -> Network Adapters -> TP-LINK Technologies Co. -> TP-LINK 300MBPS Wireless High Powered USB Adapter.

Is there a step or anything else I can try?

 

Blue screen of death Help!

Hi

I connect my pc via wifi and occasionally get the 'limited internet' symbol in the bottom right and with windows 7 i would just have to pull the wifi adapter out and plug it back in again. I have now upgraded to windows 10. When i went to reboot the wifi
adapter earlier today I immediately got the blue screen of death with error message KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE. I booted the computer back up and repeated the process to see if it was just a hiccup but sure enough it crashed again. Anybody have any ideas
what could be causing this? I have the TP-link TL-WN822N adapter. Thanks