Wah... Cool, mind share ( take a pic ) on you secure the router backs? it seems like some sort of stand-like-thingy with holes, where to get?

I also want to ask , shopee ones not trustable?

Wah, they look kind of persistent of you getting turbo.

I think you need an AC Router. 1300 and above for better.

I using DIR842.. achieve 500+ Mbps on Cat6 Lan ( tested by TM's Technician cable ) which i don't have now.
and Wifi can achieve 320Mbps on DWA182 (Rev.D)

Anyone uses DWA182 and under devices says it's not on USB 3.0 ?

And installing the Dlink utility will make the Wi-Fi turn off and on rapidly , making Wi-Fi unusable.

Or should I switch to AC55 ?

You use DWA182?

I mentioned I bought both , ac53 and dwa182.

woah... lucky i got Turbo-ed after i check day and night for weeks since announcement ...

I got the same setup as yours, just with Cat5e between router and modem...

Get yourself an AC adapter.. i not sure why 2.4Ghz speeds drop that way . Previously on 50Mbps plan, i was using RT-N12HP_B1, and DWA131 N300 wifi adapter. I can constantly get 45 to 51 Mbps.. right after I got Turbo-ed , I was baffled on the 2.4Ghz speeds from 0.13 MBps to 20Mbps .... as for asking why here, all suggest to change the router, which i will eventually do anyway.. but i just want to know why only. So I then made a report to TM and they come and just changed the Router and my j7 Pro Samsung which have AC, can hit at least 200Mbps now.

Oh.. that one didn't work anymore... I believe it was for C1, mine's D1.

I followed the steps very carefully, and it still shows I need to connect to USB3.0.
I've disabled the “Disable driver signing enforcement“ too. It installed the modified .inf file without issues, connect without issues too. just it won't use 3.0.

How i fixed it :
- I plug in DWA182 into port, windows install it right away ( generic driver )
- I removed the driver from Device Manager
- I open the D-Link Utility which install not sure what for Cisco-thingy, and WPS utility... and install the latest recent driver
- In Settings > Devices , it now says 'connected to USB3.0 '.

Note for others who uses D-link wifi adapters :
- If you plug in the adapter and didn't remove it's driver from Device Manager, and you install the D-link Utility ( which they warned to cancel device driver installation of Windows/mac, and request you to cancel if they do pop up, which for my case , they don't pop ) you will get infinity wifi on/off . Removing Driver would not be possible ( even you remove the adapter ) and it can show that it's removing the device/driver for hours. Restarting is not and option. Reformat it's the only way ( for me ) .

yea, maybe try another AC adapter? D-link installation method is really tricky... I not sure whether it's the same for ASUS, TP-link, etc... Fixing the my Wifi adapter infinity on/off took me a week , as asking here won't help much , so i just experiment it on my own.

As far as i know from wifi info view, their routers is Basic ones, the reported speeds is mostly N, 144/300Mbps, My DWA182 adapter can't detect any other AC 5Ghz signal other than my own.

here's the screenshot.

Forgot to mention : My SSID is MSUC0096.

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Yes, i do know ' show hidden devices '.... but after i un-plug, it wont' disappear into ' hidden devices '. it can still show there and stuck in the list like the adapter still connected ( restart the same too ) I can Right click to uninstall + delete driver cannot possible, as i mentioned, it can uninstalling the devices for hours.

Yea, could be... I think they don't even know they got Turbo-ed....

For me, After Turbo, on my RT-N12HP_B1, and DWA131 N300, can't get past 30Mbps and the lowest can get is 0.13Mbps... which simple pages like Google took 2 to 4 minutes to load.

Yea, i wonder about that too... From the wifi-info view, there's one with DIR842 same as mine.. which is AC capable... but i can't detect any other than my house ( 5Ghz have short distance i know ).

Did you check ' Device Manager ' , it got show unknown devices or anything?

Did you try clicking it, and update driver through it?

When you update it, what windows tell you?

Strange indeed, maybe it's time to try another AC adapter...