I have an asus with a built in wireless adapter that is a 802.11b I just bought a asus rt-N66U router, will this N usb adapter work with my setup even though a wireless card is installed?thanks
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I have an old linksys pci card in mine and they both work together I hope this helps!
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any OS shoiuld be able to handle multiple adapters. You will want to turn off, or deconfigure, the other one.
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I'm not really proficient with this network wireless stuff. My configuration is a Macbook with 802.11a,b,g,n and and Air Express which works like your router so I suspect it is a fit, but I think I looked it up on the Asus site to confirm it myself. Bad habit not to write down notes on these system upgrades.
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Yes but I recommend that you disable the built-in Wireless card and use the N USB adapter to received Wireless "N"!
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I would assume so. You should be able to just disable the built in wireless.
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In my experience, the driver for this adapter is flaky. This adapter has a broadcom chip and broadcom does not seem to be addressing issues. It took them a long time to get a non beta driver out for Windows 8.1, which still seems to have issues in my experience. I am currently using a Asus adapter that has a ralink chip and it just works. It is n only though.
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I agree with the other response, I googled an image of your motherboard and from what I see, yes it will plug in and work. Now if your router does not have 10/100/1000 capabilities it will only work to the routers fastest bandwidth speed. You will not see 1gb speed on your connection status. You will probably see 100 mps
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I own this model and I'm having the WiFi issue Asus is no help their website is useless and the customer service is poor. I will reply when I figure it out, updating the driver did nothing and upgrading to WinDos 10 same.
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Hi Marc, maybe it is just the item model # but it is the same one I have that is the RNX-N300RT and paired it with the Rosewill Wireless Adapter IEEE 802.11b/g/n USB 2.0 2T2R / 2x 5 dBi External Antenna (RNX-N250UBE) and they work great. This allows my wireless to be much faster since the router is about 12 feet away behind a wall. My IT guy recommended it and it is much faster than my Verizon FIOS 50/25.
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I installed a Netgear A6200 adapter. I had to download the most current driver off my laptop onto a thumb drive, then install it on the Cyberpower. Once I had the most recent driver, the machine was Wi-Fi.
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If you have a USB wireless it will work. I am using an ASUS wireless USB card successfully. The Xubuntu operating system will detect the USB wireless by powering the machine down and then powering it back up. Very simple and it works. The internal wireless card is a microSata so the chances of an old internal card working are slim to none.
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I own the ASUS RT-AC66U wireless router that it works fine with. Since my router is dual signal I really don't know if it is working on the 2.4 or 5 Ghz. I would assume it would work since it is a dual band adapter.
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The RT-AC56U router is supported. Ref; ( www.dd-wrt.com/site/support/router-database ). Also read posts related to this router in the dd-wrt forum.Third party firmware supported: Asuswrt-Merlin, DD-WRT - ref;( wikidevi.com/wiki/ASUS_RT-AC56U )
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I personally have it set up wireless through my router; but the instruction book states that you can use an USB-Ethernet adaptor and plug it into the USB port in the back of the unit. If you get it, hope you enjoy it as much as I do!
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You may use a wireless bridge or wireless access point which has an Ethernet (RJ45) jack. This product does not support a wifi usb adapter. Most new routers can setup as an access point where it communicates wirelessly to your actual wireless router and then you would connect that access point via Ethernet to the security system. I can verify that YES this does work because I bought and set this up at my parents house using an older N router/access point to communicate to their Verizon Fios Modem/Router. It works pretty well but I've never been a fan of wireless in general so I would suggest an Ethernet over power line instead. I plan to do this soon and I'll update when I do! You may use a wireless bridge or wireless access point which has an Ethernet (RJ45) jack. This product does not support a wifi usb adapter. Most new routers can setup as an access point where it communicates wirelessly to your actual wireless router and then you would connect that access point via Ethernet to the security system. I can verify that YES this does work because I bought and set this up at my parents house using an older N router/access point to communicate to their Verizon Fios Modem/Router. It works pretty well but I've never been a fan of wireless in general so I would... » Read More You may use a wireless bridge or wireless access point which has an Ethernet (RJ45) jack. This product does not support a wifi usb adapter. Most new routers can setup as an access point where it communicates wirelessly to your actual wireless router and then you would connect that access point via Ethernet to the security system. I can verify that YES this does work because I bought and set this up at my parents house using an older N router/access point to communicate to their Verizon Fios Modem/Router. It works pretty well but I've never been a fan of wireless in general so I would suggest an Ethernet over power line instead. I plan to do this soon and I'll update when I do! « Show Less
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Should work with anything (assuming same WiFi standard). I use one on Asus and one on LinkSys.
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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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I currently use this board with PClinuxOS (my main, and preferred OS) and have had no problems with it. I have not used the wireless because I am close enough to my router to use a cable, but it does detect my network so I assume it should work fine. I can't speak to the performance of the onboard video because I use an nvidia card, but it is supported as far as I know.
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If WiFi is not working, make sure you have updated your z87 drivers. In some cases, you can't even use your Ethernet port without updating mobo drivers. I would call Asus if issues persists after getting updated drivers. You might have to download the drivers onto an external in order to apply them if you're unable to connect to the internet. I am able to detect my Wireless networks with 3 bars, except my router is 4 feet away. So definitely attach the antenna that came along with it.
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These are pretty generic devices, so I would imagine that they do. If the router and OS work with USB adapters, they should work with this one.
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This adapter is complient to all of the 802.11b/g/n standards. As long as the Belkein router plays by these rules they should work. I do not see a reason why this configuration of the Asus adapter and Belkin router should not work.