Where can I find Windows Vista device driver for WLAN card?
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your laptop dealer website should be able to provide the download you need. If not. Go to the driver update program in vista thru windows.
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Hmmm...I have the Air so I have (and did install) the R3 update to that. I don't know that I want to chance bricking the R1, so I'm back to trying a bridge. There's no USB port for the WLAN access point, so I don't know of any other way to bring the signal to the box.Thanks very much for your response.
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Hi Ronafish79. Yes, this adapter can be installed on a computer that's running on Vista. Once installed and working, it should be able to connect to Netgear wireless router.
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I haven't used it in a while but keep it as a back up...but if i recall correctly there is no software support for vista and win7 but the drivers still work with win 7...I could connect in regular cisco mode or win wireless zero config....the user may need to be a bit knowledgeable about win 7 to make it work...or if it does work you can try finding installation drivers for the Ralink RT2571F chipset and only install those drivers and use win wireless config
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I know it works with my Windows 7 and Vista. No problem connecting with my Belkin router.
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Don't remember if there was a small driver CD included. Doesn't matter for standard Windows OS, as it will find the driver autmatically on board or over the web. No idea if it will work on the device you listed. Sorry
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You should be able to download the needed driver here:http://www.u-blox.com/en/drivers-a-middleware/usb-drivers/windows-vistaxp2000-driver.html
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I don't think it will work. According to the installation manual it is compatible with Microsoft Windows operating systems. http://www.2wire.com/pages/pdfs/802.11g_PC_Card_Installation_Guide.pdf
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Yes, this card will work with Windows Vista. Just make sure to install the drivers for it from either TP-Link's website or from the CD that comes with the product. Downloading the drivers from TP-Link's website is preferable because they will be the most up to date. If you have access to a computer with internet, just download the driver on that computer and copy it to a flash drive.
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It does - use Vista drivers. But performs very poor - its too sensitive for windows
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A Laptone Wireless USB Adapter Network WiFi N 150 Mbps Dongle for Windows 8 / Win 7 / Xp / Vista would work just fine
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I don't know; I've only use it with Windows. No driver was needed; just plugged it in and was recognized as an external drive and read the card.
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I used Ralink RT2870 wireless lan card. it came with my bear extender PC wireless USB adapter but you can download them, just google it. Theres also a site that sells the high power signal king with english directions that you can download free drivers from them. Just google what signal king you have'
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I'm not savy enough to answer this question. Mine was installed from the CD included with the adapter. There is a caution to uninstall any wireless USB or display link software from the computer or you may experience problems. Warpia comprehensive installation and troubleshooting guide can be found at www.warpia.com/support/product-manuals
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Hi Carol. I dont Know, Because i bougth this network wireless card to work on Windows XP. Sorry. You can browse on internet to know if works. I think if it would work on windows 7. Good luck
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I have no experience. There are Windows Vista drivers on Gigabyte's website for this board...so I can only assume...
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Yes. I routinely use the WRT54GL with Vista.Basically, any wireless system that uses the 802.11g standard (which is nearly any wireless-equipped computer today) will be compatible with this, or any other "g" router, regardless of the operating system one uses. For example, I use Windows XP, Vista, Linux, Mac OS X, an iPod Touch, and an HP wifi-enabled printer with my router and none of those systems have any problems connecting to the wireless network.