Will it work with my Mac which already has an internal wi-fi receiver?
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I do not know the specifics for the Mac product line, however, it worked with my Intel/AMD based PC that had an internal WiFi card. The operating system saw the Premiertek as a second WiFi card, loaded the drivers and activated the device as attached via the USB port. I would think the Apple OS would do the same.
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It should. Just turn off the mac's internal wifi, plug this thing into a usb port and it should work. My mac had a dead wifi card so I had to use this. If your macs internal wifi just doesn't work that well, this Premiertek thing might improve your connecting ability.
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This controller does work on Mac through USB. I have a 2006 MacBook and this controller works great. The wireless receiver plugs into your USB port. The Mac recognized the controller automatically and that was that!
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It should. I use my refurbished Apple AirPort with a Mac Mini that's probably 6-7 years old, and it's fine. My Apple AirPort Extreme is the primary router for a very large house right now, with a Mac Mini, two MacBook Pros, and two iPhones. I bought my AirPort Extreme several years ago now, and it was refurbished when I bought it. Will replace with another refurbished AirPort Extreme, when I feel a need to replace it. Hope that helps.
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I can't answer the questions as I have yet to really use the mac mini I ordered earlier this year. I have discovered that it does not have wireless capabilities. I have to purchase two pieces of equipment to use internet other than hard wiring it to the internet. You may want to ask another source.Thanks
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I use it with my Mac mini, with the wifi turned off so I can take advantage of my Wireless AC router network. It works great.
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I just have mine hooked to my Mac through firewire so, I don't know for sure but, it should work.
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Hi, This antenna has up to a 30db gain. It is compatible with 802.11 B,G,N. Works with both Microsoft an Mac OS.
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Probably not. This is very old tech and would be using a PC style serial connector. If I remember correctly (from MANY years ago when I owned one) it did not communicate with my Mac. Unless they have updated it over the years it may have problems communicating with newer PCs.
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It should work with any router or wireless access point that can be connected with Ethernet cable. It's usually not the internal network but the external cable feed that can be problematic.
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I don't know how to help you with WiFi. However for BlueTooth, you could get a different BlueTooth adapter. I got a Medialink USB BlueTooth adapter. You have to download Apple BlueTooth tools. Google "mac bluetooth hardware io tools".
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Not entirely. Under Mac it doesn't support networks with WPA- or WPA2-Enterprise security, these only work under Windows. So you won't be able to connect to most modern company WiFis under Mac.
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ACTUALLY this WILL NOT work with the new OS X 10.9 and above updates. the router uses a Home Connect program by Cisco (one that I loved) but now I have no access to since updating my computer. There are no patches and no fixes, it simply will not work and I cannot turn on/off the guest function nor change any passwords to my network. DO NOT BUY with mac 10.9 and above
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Michelle, I would assume so. They have drivers for it and it's in the quick setup documentation. But I don't have a mac.
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It works fine with a Mac. Here is the link.http://www.usr.com/en/products/modem/usr5637/
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if you have a mac, it will work as an extender or hook up to receiver. I have an ethernet switch connected, to which 3 devices are connected to , and receiver. All work great. Plus another one in my bedroom to old pc running xp.
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If the Mac has Bluetooth then yes, it will work wirelessly. If not, it is not hard to find a USB Bluetooth dongle to plug into the Mac for a couple of bucks. Search Amazon for USB Bluetooth adapter and you will find plenty. Else you will have to use a wire from the Mac sound card output to the Aux In socket on the back of the Creative.
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I am currently using it on my Mac to connect to the internet since the wifi died in my actual Macbook Pro.