Windows 10: Why I cannot update to Windows 11? I'm turned 'all' TPS and similar in my HP device. What...

It shows on Settings on Windows 10 [Update and Security > in Windows Update]:"This PC doesnt't currently meet the minimun system requirements to run Windows 11 Get the details and see if there are things you can do in the PC Health Check app."But, when I go to PC Healt Check, here says [in "Introducing Windows 11", at the beggining in the blue button "Check now"] "This PC meets Windows 11 requirements Great news - Windows 11 is free and coming soon! Learn more about Windows 11 benefits, apps and features that exceed minimun system requirements, and Windows 10 features that aren't avai

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Windows 10 Anniversary Update Issues

Problems with W10 Anniv auto update:

Mom's: (x58 Xeon 5677) Windows Defender was not turned back on automatically (it was "on" in the 1511 edition) and she had a Trojan. Full system scan to eradicate.
Her Epson printer was knocked off, had to uninstall by Device Manager pull USB cable and reconnect cable. W10 did the rest.

Step-mom's: (HP pre built) Windows Defender not turned back on by default. Her USB Seagate Expansion Drive 2Tb was offline so all backup routines were halted. Had to rerun backup plan. Had her do a full virus scan.

Step-dad's: (Dell Optiplex tweaked upgrades) Windows Defender not turned back on by default. Full Scan.

 

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?

 

Memory integrity cannot be turned on due to ftdibus.sys

Thanks.

On step 1: HP has the HP support assistant that it checking the drivers.

I did run it. It is suggesting to me only optional drivers.

My laptop is a hp dragonfly G2 running windows 11. I am using a wacom intuos. Ken do you have a similar set up?

I did not dare to do step 2 you are suggesting yet!