USB WiFi adapter doesnt even see a network but integrated connects 2it

dmholt57 said:

If you turn off AutoConnect in wifi settings, can you select the connection and manually connect?

No. And it's exactly the same in W7 on the same laptop.

dmholt57 said:

Try using a free wifi analyzer to see what security and other info for the closest connections.

Both netowrks are locked and I have the password given to me by neigbhours, so they are correct, that's not the issue, and I already mentioned that the one further away works. So what exactly does this do?

dmholt57 said:

It can show you if the signal strength is too low for you to connect, see the security setting for each and the channel they are operating on.

I think they are both set to WPA2, but I'll give it a try. Which software do you recommend? I know nothing about these things.

dmholt57 said:

Free WiFi scanner and channel scanner for windows | Acrylic Wi-Fi Home

Which one should I take?

dmholt57 said:

Download inSSIDer - LO4D.com

You typed Home, but I didnt pay attention. I downloaded it and here are the resuts:
1st one is Intel
2nd is the USB antenna:

I have an adapter in a desktop computer, in windows 10 the device recognizes it as plug and play, I clarify only windows 10, for lower operating systems I have to include its driver by which I have to call the drivers some files with extension .info and others.In the same way you have to locate in the wifi device locate the name download your driver correctly for the architecture of your system that you currently use, try another pc to see if it gives you the same problem.