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If you are on Win10 you can see if the OS has Default drivers for the adapter.
which would be uninstalling the adapters drivers, Reboot after you uninstall the drivers and go from there.
My sons PC had Win7 on it for a while, at which time i had gotten a new netgear USB adapter, installed the Drivers for it and every now n then it would have connection issues.(this was ages ago btw, not recently)
Installed Win10 on it a few months ago and the OS used default drivers for it without the need to install actual drivers. Ever since then, havent had any issues with the adapter whatsoever.
So in my case, it could have been an issue with Win7, could have been an issue with the drivers.
Difference of course being, the adapter on my sons PC is a USB adapter, not a PCI-E one like you are using.
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What else do you have installed on the PC? i suppose it could be a PCI-E limitation, or possibly something in the BIOS.. not sure..
Possibly something to do with the software for it if the driver came with any.
re read my above, i edited some of it.
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And this is the USB version for that adapter https://www.amazon.com/ASUS-Dual-Band-Wireless-AC1900-Adapter-PCE-AC68/dp/B01I7QFR10?th=1
If you are able to return the adapter, you could give the USB version a try.
The USB one should be less of a hassle and may not require a driver install.
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Also, where is the adapter located in relation to your Wifi router?
And are there a lot of Wifi connections in your area?
theres also an error too that says: Session "Circular Kernel Context Logger" stopped due to the following error: 0xC0000188
Did this only happen after you installed the drivers?
Did you uninstall the drivers before you removed the adapter?
it may be best to uninstall them with the adapter plugged in, then shut down and remove the adapter.
But being as that adapter gives you problems, id return it if you can and give the USB one a try, or just get a different one altogether.