Does the 2Wire 802.11g WiFi PC Card Wireless Adapter work with win 98SE
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Yes according to the installation guide here, check it out: http://www.2wire.com/pages/pdfs/802.11gPCCard.pdf
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I don't believe it will as Win 98 is DOS based and 2Wire (Pace) doesn't offer a driver. - http://support.2wire.com/index.php?page=view&article=771 However it may if you can search and find a working driver.
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I don't believe it will as Win 98 is DOS based and 2Wire (Pace) doesn't offer a driver. - http://support.2wire.com/index.php?page=view&article;=771 However it may if you can search and find a working driver.
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You'll have to go to Cisco and look for a software patch that will work with Windows 98
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Hi, This adapter only has drivers for Windows 98, XP, CE, and Vista. For Mac it is available for OS 10.3 and OS 10.4. Thanks, Linksys Support http://support.linksys.com
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No. As Linksys notes, there are no drivers for Windows 8 and although my PC recognizes it as a WMp600N network card, it can't be enabled. Sending mine back.
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I think so but the instructions are for Windows users you can look at the manuel on the website you have to look in the 120n wireless to find it.
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appears to work on my win 8 laptop 64 but have only tried one type connection
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d Cisco Linksys AE2500 Dual-Band Wireless-N USB Adapter this works well i use one here is a linkCisco Linksys AE2500 USB WiFi Wireless Dual-Band WIFI Adapter 802.11n (Certified Refurbished)
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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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Keep in mind that this is a 802.11ac adapter, and as such, an expensive one. Check with your Wi-Fi provider which type of 802.11 they will offer, whether 802.11n 2.4 GHz, 802.11n 5 GHz, or 802.11ac (if it is not any of these 3, then it is a rather bad free Wi-Fi). If it is not 802.11ac, you do not need this adapter, and can purchase a cheaper 802.11n one, unless you want investment protection, since the 11ac adapters are compatible with the previous formats. That being said, I cannot recommend this Asus USB-AC56 adapter, unfortunately. In my Windows 8.1 64-bit, I had nothing but connection losses and BSODs. See my review for this product.
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The WIS12ABGNX adapter will work. It is the updated version of the "09" adapter. The 09 adapter is older technology for wireless networks. It is slower. The 12 is newer faster and more up to date. I have a BD-C5900 that also states it requires the 09 adapter and I bought the 12 and it works great.
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It should with the correct driver. Most WiFi adapters come with a disk or a website to download it. Hope this helps
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is your computer compatible with the usb wireless adapter? are you running windows 7? I got this to extend my wifi so i could have internet downstairs and it didn't work. to much metal in the building. Depending on how much you paid I would throw it in the trash like I did. I went to Best buy and got one that worked and for a good price.
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No, this is a wired network interface card. For a wireless network card, search for "pcie 802.11n" in the search line.
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No, it doesn't... I bought a separate wireless card to put in the PCI-e slot... no biggie, extra 34$ which was negligible considering how much I saved in the setup
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I use this particular network adapter on a Windows Home Server with Windows XP and it works great. I would give it a try with Windows 98 and Windows 7 personally. You could possibly email or call Sabrent to get a more formal answer.
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I don't have a Windows 98 computer. I used this adapter (actually all three that I purchased) to plug in a PS/2 mouse to a USB port on a Windows XP computer and none of them worked. That's too bad because if any of them worked I was going to send them to you. Look for the adapter that shaped like a cube. I will try that one and give you a link if it works. Stay tuned. in the meantime, I would not buy the ones in question.All the best,Kent Taylor
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Yes, under two conditions:1. You have a motherboard with a PCIe 1X slot2. use the Realtek driver for WIN98/Me from this address: http://www.realtek.com/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?Langid=1&PNid;=13&PFid;=5&Level;=5&Conn;=4&DownTypeID;=3&GetDown;=false