Windows 10: Windows 10 does not enable Realtek RTL8188FTV Wireless LAN 802.11n USB 2.0 Network Adapter

Hi,


I am using Windows 10 Home 1909 version. I purchased a Realtek RTL8188FTV USB 2.0 Wireless adapter. My PC recognized the adapter, but it keeps it disabled. I updated the driver to it's latest version of 2018, yet the issue persists.


I have also disabled "USB Selective suspended setting" in Advanced Power Options. The WiFi button in the Network icon of the taskbar appears sometimes, but only for a second. I need help.


Vishal

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REALTEK USB Wireless LAN Adapter setup failed.

I have been trying to setup a wireless USB adapter from 2 days but i'm failed. It's a "USB 2.0 Wireless 802.11N" Lan Adapter. When i connect it to computer it's driver showing up to the device manager for a few seconds and then vanish. Sometime the driver
stay up a long time but i can't configure Wifi. When i connected it, in device manager under network adapter it shows "Realtek RTL8188FTV Wireless LAN 802.11n USB 2.0 Network Adapter" some time it comes up with a yellow sign. I'm tried to setting it. My computer
windows version is 10 pro and it is up to date.





it's a picture of 300 Mbps but mine is 600 Mbps.

One more thing when i setup the driver from CD included with the adapter its installed but the problem remain the same.

 

USB-LAN adapter not recognised

Please verify the model ln-030 v3 001 - I couldn't find v3 on Site.com
The ln-030 has a few HW revisions - please post a screen shot of the label

There are older drivers for the v1 HW, but no drivers for the v2 HW

Arc's suggestion to use Windows Update and Jimbo's suggestions to connect a cable to your USB LAN adapter and to your network + use a USB 2.0 port are good places to start.

 

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Count, those are USB adapters and therefore OS dependent. I was referring to Wifi to Ethernet adapters or media bridges (almost any wireless extender, router or access point can be set in this mode).