Fall Creators Update makes wifi network driver useless

I have an Archer TP-Link AC 1750 PCI-E dual band wireless adapter (less than 2 years old) and it has always worked with Windows 10, until now.
I became aware of a potential problem with Insiders 16288 which was the first I installed that broke the wifi connection, and then and subsequent insider releases all had the dreaded yellow exclamation mark.


I have been to the TP-Link web page and I have downloaded the latest drivers for windows 10, for this card and others, but with no success.
I have uninstalled, removed the driver, reinstalled, tried windows update, tried the trouble shooter, tried various other TP-link drivers, and cannot find a driver that works.
It seems odd that a so called Windows Update can break something that has always worked.
Anybody got the same issue or any advice on a driver that may work?
I'm now stuck with an ethernet cable running across the floor.
I'm also reluctant to buy a new card as the one I'm using is "Windows 10 Compatible" but that was until yesterday.

Thanks Hawkman, but no-go with RTL8821CE and 8822. Installed but "Windows encountered a problem. The device cannot start" same old message.