Vista Compatibility Is the WRT54GL compatible with Windows Vista? Online specs mentioned Win 98, Win XP, but not Vista.
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This link on the Linksys UK site says that it is compatible with Vistahttp://www-uk.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?c=L_Content_C1&childpagename;=UK/Layout&cid;=1169671172872&pagename;=Linksys/Common/VisitorWrapper
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The following is from the Lynksys/Cisco Web Site:Linux WirelessThe Linux-based Wireless-G Linux Broadband Router was created specially for hobbyists and wireless aficionados. Add wireless capability to your wired network and enjoy the convenience that comes when you eliminate cables. Add wirelessMinimum RequirementsInternet Explorer 6.0 or Firefox 1.0 or Higher for Web-based configuration.CD-ROM Drive, Windows 2000, XP, or Vista, Network Adapter or Wireless Network Adapter
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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.
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According to their website, this is compatible with Vista. http://www.dlink.com/products/vista-support/
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Vista compatibility is not an issue. You can set up the router even if they don't support Vista. If you want to update the firmware, you may need to connect the router to the XP machine directly, but the Vista machine (or a Mac 10.3.9, which I also have) will "just work." This is why open Internet and networking standards are vitally important. Walt
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I have a W3852 and it works on a laptop with XP, however I was not able to get to work on a laptop with Vista.
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They claim Windows Vista and Windows 7 compatibility but I seriously doubt trouble-free operation considering their latest driver (as of July 2010) is dated 2007 (before Vista was released!). Besides, there are many claims of the software being very buggy!I would not buy this unit so the question is... where do we find a PSTN to VoIP device that works with the latest version of Windows (Win 7) and the latest version of Skype?
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Hi,I still have the packaging and it lists Windows Vista as a supported OS, it also lists Windows 7 (no mention of 32 or 64 bit) but I can confirm it works well with Windows 7 64-bit.Hope this helps you in taking the plunge.Listiel W.
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Yes, It works with win 7 and win 8.1 [ both 64 bits] but not with the included software. Use "036NHR_V2_WIN" to install the program with compatibility with vista. It can run without the program too but windows changes the newer driver form realtek and performance drops. Note - running without compatibility the program "Alfa 11n usb wireless utility crashes the computer. Hope it helps
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It should work. I don't have Vista machine to test, but it worked fine with Linux, XP and Win7. This is just a switch followed by a standard USB hub, and it doesn't require any driver. The standard USB drivers included in the OSes just work.
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It should, the only diferance between Vista & 7 is that with Windows7 it will work without active client installed, With Vista the 32 bit will need a differant active client version installed than the 64 bit, windows 7 is the best because it will out active client. you can see more by going to militarycac . com
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their manual only indicates Win 7/8/vista, but there are free drivers on the web for win XP for example at "alldriversdownload.org"I see no reason it shouldn't work..
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It works well with my Windows 7. May be you have to download the Driver Software for VISTA from the Website of NETGEAR.
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I have it installed in a 64 bit Windows 7 machine and the install and operation is flawless. I would assume there should be no issue on a Vista system but I don't know for a fact.
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Hi, I still have the packaging and it lists Windows Vista as a supported OS, it also lists Windows 7 (no mention of 32 or 64 bit) but I can confirm it works well with Windows 7 64-bit. Hope this helps you in taking the plunge. Listiel W.
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I was using the Linksys model WRT54GL on a laptop with Vista Home Premium. Had no problem with itconnecting and was getting a solid connection. This model should do the same.
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I am using netgear on my desktop which has Vista installed and it works great. I had tried a linkys product and it did not work. From what I have read the netgear should work fine with windows xp
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Interestingly enough, I just experienced the same exact issue...my computer has WIN Vista and meets all the setup requirements but I was unable to install the Netgear WGR614 so after investing about 3 hours in hair-pulling workarounds, I returned the unit to the retailer.
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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.