Specific error: The system cannot find the file specified.Ģ.Go to start menu to find the tp-link application. 'Error Saving Wireless Profile' - Windows has encountered an error saving the wireless profile. Worth noting: Clicking on the network icon to bring up the blue panel and clicking 'View connection properties' brings up two errors:ġ. Shutting down or sleeping/hibernating result in having to start over from step 1 when I wake up/turn on my computer. The network in Network Connections is then indicated, properly, as enabled, and I can then manually configure the network and have my settings take effect.Ĥ. The only way to get connected with my preferred settings is to repeatedly manually configure the wireless adapter in Network Connections and then reconnect to the network until both networks in Network Connections and in the blue panel have the same number. Every time I manually configure the IPv4 address and gateway, Windows tells me they each conflict with another adapter's settings, but allowsģ. The blue panel's number always remains fixed, no matter what. Then the adapter in Network Connections changes numbers. The number in Network Connections remains fixed until I attempt to manually configure the IPv4 settings through adapter settings in Network Connections, reconnecting through the blue panel, and Usually increasing by one (or if at Wi-Fi 4, returning to just Wi-Fi). After connecting, the adapter in Network Connections changes numbers, Panel where you connect to a network labels my wireless network as either Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi 2, Wi-Fi 3, or Wi-Fi 4, but it is always different than the number indicated in Network Connections. However, I am able to connect to a network via the wireless icon in the system tray.

After installing drivers, Wi-Fi shows up in Network Connections, but disabled, and labeled either Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi 2, Wi-Fi 3, or Wi-Fi 4 (at random). Reinstall wireless drivers only NVIDIA nForce ethernet and Virtualbox ethernet are showing in Network Connections, both disabled.Ģ. This worked without a hitch in Windows 7, but in Windows 8, after reinstalling my drivers for the aforementioned reasons, I must go through the following process in order to get connected with my desired manual configuration in place:ġ. I connect but with an impossible local IP address outside of the .x range, and have no connectivity until I reinstall my wireless drivers. I want to manually configure my IPv4 and DNS settings so that I may have a fixed local IPv4 address. All of First of all, every time I turn my computer on or reboot, I have no connections available until I reinstall my wireless drivers. I'm having some incredible headaches getting my wireless network to work properly.

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