Windows 10: Unknow issue with ASUS PCE-AX1800

Hey everybody. I just bought a new PC, with an ASUS PCE-AX1800 as wifi adapter card. Im getting extreamly low conection speeds and i really dont know wich may be the problem. The card is well installed and i have all the latest drivers. Any ideas on what may be happening?

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Asus PCE AC68

If the driver version is 6.30.223.75 then this may be an older driver.

Did you download and install the ASUS PCE-AC68 Utility 2.1.4.3 for Windows 10 from the following link ? :

https://www.asus.com/us/Networking/PCEAC68/Help...

 

Asus PCE AC68

After this newest update to windows 10 my Asus PCE AC68 drivers are no longer supported it seems, I've done the uninstall and reinstall trick but no luck, and I have to keep rolling windows back just for it to auto update the next day, does anyone have
a possible solution?

 

ASUS PCE-AC68

I have the USB version of that adapter: USB-AC68. Looks like a windmill.

Perhaps that's the problem. Windows is not involved in setting up or managing a LAN. That's entirely between your router (RT-AC68 ?) and your network adapters. All the setup is done by the router. True, you need to install the adapter's driver, but that
comes from Asus, not Windows.

Regarding incompatibility: My WiFi adapter is from Asus and my Ethernet adapter is from Broadcom, and I don't have compatibility issues. And a network doesn't care what kind of hard drive you have, or even if you have a hard drive, because the hard drive
is not on the network.

Rather than throw you a long list of every possible thing you can do to a WiFi network with the hope that something might work, let's try to analyze this:

If all other devices seem to be working, you're in luck, because that means your WiFi network is fine, so you only need to worry about the one adapter (PCE-AC68.) In this case, step #1 is: Does your adapter have an IP address from the router? That's easy
enough to find out: Go into the router's configuration utility, and the first thing you'll see is a network map, which shows you all the devices that are currently on the network. If the adapter has an IP address, it will be on the map.

Finally, just so you know, I don't participate in the juvenile ratings competition that some here are part of, so my ego won't be hurt if you don't accept my advice. We're fine.