Apparently the Windows update changed my default speakers to something that doesn't work. I changed them back and I have audio. My 5GHz issue comes and goes. I can't seem to make it stay on 5GHz. 5 Ghz disappears from Wi-Fi 2 and the system defaults back to 2.4 GHz. I tried moving the TP-Link USB connection from the laptop to a Dynadock USB system I have connected and that made the 5 Ghz reappear on the list of available networks. I connected to it and then moments later it disappeared again and I'm back on 2.4 Ghz. I would like to get the Malwarebytes back also but that's not top priority now.
I just received a major update to my Windows 10 on my Toshiba P50-A laptop. It tells me I now have Version 1511 OS build 10586.29 of Windows 10. The update was kind enough to shut down my anti virus software, reactivate Defender, make Malwarebytes anti-exploit inoperable, mess with my 5ghz network connection and take away the sound from my Flash videos. How do I get my 5Ghz back (it doesn't appear in settings anymore). I am using a TP-Link USB to get the 5Ghz. It used to show up in settings under wi-fi 2 but now doesn't. I am now using the 2.4 gHz that came with the PC. And the Flash audio? Video is fine, just no audio. I am using a Chrome browser Version 48.0.2564.116 m (64-bit). Great update! Thank you Microsoft. I wonder what else is waiting for me to discover.

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