the edimax ac600 wireless driver is problems

Bypass USB extension cables and or USB cradles/hubs.Ports in front may be using a different USB controller than the one built-in to the motherboard/logic board. On desktops use the rear USB port, these are more stable and reliable when communicating with USB adapters.Having the Zyxel utility installed can create a conflict with the native Wi-Fi utility which will cause disconnects. Zyxel Wi-Fi Utility does not need to be installed as Win XP and newer have their own native utility. If computer is running Windows XP or newer, only driver should be installed.If chipset manufacturer (ex: Broadcom, Qualcomm Atheros, Realtek, etc.) decides not to support the OS, Zyxel will not support the OS either. Last option would be to check with chipset manufacturer to get their latest driver update.HQ needs to be contacted to see if drivers will be created to support newer OS.Newer Windows operating systems (Win10) have a lot of drivers built-in to the OS, chances are the device will be installed automatically when plugged in.Test the adapter on a different computer (if possible) to verify whether it is working or faulty.If power management is disabled the adapter will stay powered ON with drivers loaded. Computer may not be loading the drivers properly after waking up from sleep/hibernation this is more of a computer related issue. If adapter is not recognized after computer is woken up from sleep mode or hibernation, disable power management support on the adapter properties.Make sure adapter is plugged in correctly (light should turn ON when adapter gets powered.(Check motherboard/logic board manufacturer OR computer manufacturer website for latest drivers) Issue may be related to USB bus for front ports. On desktop computer(s) connect the adapter to the rear ports.

Bypass USB extension cable and/or cradle/hub (if in use).

The edimax ac600 wireless driver is problems