Windows 11 Problems with TP-Link WiFi Adapter causing BSODs

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Ben M_7834

So, just earlier today i went to log onto my desktop to find out that my computer cannot find the WiFi network i am always usually connected to, this is the second time this issue has occurred.What i tried to fix this issue was Uninstalling my TP-Link WiFi adapter (I use a Archer T3U Plus model) through Device Manager, after restarting my computer, it finally was able to show my network in available networks.Although after trying to connect to my WiFi network my screen then froze and gave me a BSOD with the error "DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION" and after it restarted another error came up showing som

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