The Alfa 11n USB Wireless LAN Utility does not find any networks. I am running 64-bit Windows 7 on a Toshiba notebook. Can anyone help me? Thanks!
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I have one and I am running windows 7 64 bitt. Mine works fine. Try re-installing as per instructions. Wifi distance has limits. Try a different location, try going outside.
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Had the same problem....even my resident geek couldn't get it to work...Good Luck
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The 2Wire wi-fi PC Card comes with a CD containing software which you might not need, but also PC drivers. Windows ce probably does not contain drivers for an up-to-date wi-fi card. Since your 680e does not have a CD player you will be gambling that your Windows version has an appropriate driver. I don't believe there is a proper driver for the Agere chipset your jornada uses. -Mark
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Older machines with G wireless cards won't see N routers. Go in to the router menu and set it to G - it will now appear on your old machine. Connect up, now go back are reset your router to B,G and N but here is the magic - although it won't show up it will connect if you had set the old machine to auto connect.
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Tara, my son's computer had no wifi until I purchased this little usb thingamajig. It worked very well with my router and current provider, and it is still working. I hope that helps!
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Same thing here. I am able to get it to work in wired mode. Wireless, it connects to my network and gets an IP address but, it cannot get past the DNS problem. Updating the firmware (version R1.17) did not help. This thing is ticking me off! I've contacted Aluratek but, if this doesn't get resolved very soon, I'll have to return it and try something else.
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I have to say if you want it for a notebook to connect to hotspots, it wil be recognized by win7 and will work. However I needed an access point mode, not only do you need the drivers for it, I only got it to work with their website's version of drivers, not the cd. Was a war let me tell you, 3 installs and reboots and nothing. Website version, worked the first time.
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I had the exact same experience with my HP Envy Sleek book and Windows 8.1. However, I had emailed several times to HP support about the problem and finally received an email from HP with an HP wireless driver update. After downloading and installing the update I again had the option to "add wireless device" and followed the instructions to install the Actiontec and it worked!!! Another note is that it only works on HDTV screens of 40" and larger??? The software update info: Mediatek 802.11 WIFI adapter for Windows 8.1 - File version 4.0.100.1189 - Product version: 5.0.37.0 - 31.9 MB - Created 4/24/14 - Original filename: stub32i.exe - Once the Actiontec wireless device is loaded, it connects automatically. I have done several Power Point presentations and it worked perfectly!!! Good Luck!!!
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The USB wifi adapter should have come with the driver software.If not, you will have to find it via google searching.
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The setup application is accessed via a browser - i.e., Firefox, Internet Explorer, Google Chrome - so the setup instructions included with the router should just as appropriate for a Chromebook as they are for a Windows or Apple device. Now, if you're really asking about setting up the wireless drivers on the Chromebook itself, I can't help you there - although your device is certainly designed for wireless connection to a LAN so it should be straightforward (same as connecting to any other LAN - SSID of network + password).
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Not sure why you want this, the HP 650 has WLAN (802.11b/g/n (maybe it's not working?), it should work fine with the USB 3.0 ports (even though USB 2.0 is what this is built for, you'll lose some speed, but for the price, can't beat it). I've used on Win 8.x/7/10 Tech Preview/etc. I used the Vista drivers that came on the CD - that's working fine. Again, the HP 650 has built-in WLAN already. If you are having problems with the Notebook, feel free to ping me, happy to help resolve.
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Sorry my respoce took so long been sick and in the hospital. To answer your qusetion I'm using ver. 10.0.0.217, and I had a lot of problems geting wifi to work until I read the directions and let the options in settings set up my connection and at first I was trying to connect to a win xp machine ( they say you can't but I was able to access the xp machine, but it didn't get my internet conection ) so afer that I satrted fresh and read the directions and ( very easy by the way ) used and win 7 machine to try the hookup and it work like a charm. If you have any questions contact me.
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When I upgraded my laptop (Dell D600) I bought Windows 7 Pro... (because some of my drivers must have the compatibility mode for my hardware to run.) I disabled my internal wi-fi in the bios. Had to hunt down the latest drivers one by one... but it runs fine, never crashed yet, network card works fine. I'll get 6 more years out of my 2006 laptop and it's very handy on the kitchen table!
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No reason why it shouldn't work with Windows 8. But if you haven't already bought it, I would choose a different router. The MyNet N900 has many problems with the WiFi dropping out. I sold mine after only a few months of almost daily problems. I bought an Airport Extreme instead and had no problems at all with it.
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It has LAN connectivity built in, but no wireless network card. We have WiFi at home, so I put the WiFi card from the computer I was replacing into it. Really good computer for the price - WiFi cards are cheap, I wouldn't let that stop you from getting it :)
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Just had this problem. Took computer to my guru's, who downloaded new driver for wireless. Appears to have worked. From my snooping around on various sites, this appears to be a common problem. If you have a computer guru, ask them to check the drivers (or check for driver yourself - I'm too lazy and/or inept). I have also read on-line that the wireless network adapters in general have a pretty high failure rate. Supposedly they are easy to replace - don't know that myself. Good luck! It's a nice product except for the occasional glitch.
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Well, I couldn't get it to work with 802.11g. So working for 802.11n is not likely. I returned mine for a refund. I was using Windows Xp, SP3 and an ALFA AWUS036H wifi adapter (a highly rated adapter that works great). I did get a 32 ft. to work [BlueRigger USB 2.0 A Male to A Female Active Extension / Repeater Cable 10 Meters (32 Feet)] purchased from amazon. Hope this helps.
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If you are trying to increase your connection to weak wifi signals on a laptop, I would suggest a wifi adapter with a high-gain antenna. Something like this: 1000mW 1W 802.11g/n High Gain USB Wireless G / N Long-Rang WiFi Network Adapter - Dongle With Original Alfa 5dBi and 9dBi Rubber Antenna *Strongest on the Market* This is basically taking the approach of improving your reach, instead of trying to increase their output, which I think is what you really want to do.