Is this WiFi Network Adapter compatible with Chrome OS?
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I dont know, thats something you should try to ask the distributor of the product, or the manufacturer.
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if you use windows, the included wifi works fine. if you are building a "hacintosh" you need an external adapter.
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This did pair with my Asus Chromebook 13. However it must be interfering with the wifi on the machine. When the mouse is on, the internet cuts in and out (mostly out!) With the mouse off, the internet works just fine.
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Hi, I don´t know, at present we are using Win7, but i think it has not problem, because use the wireless channel and a browser
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BobjGear *** MANUFACTURER *** answered: This Ethernet Adapter has been designed to work with all Chromebooks
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Yes, in fact it is compatible with all networking devices - Windows 95, 98, XP, 7, etc; Android, iOS, Windows Phone... The OS doesn't matter in other words.
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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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I honestly have No Idea. Since this modem is no longer supported AND pre dates Chrome. I would be surprised.
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Did you mean 3 dongle? If so then yes as long as there is an Internet connection, the chromebook
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This wouldn't work for me on any device so I returned it and purchased the TP- Link TL-WA850RE Universal WI-FI Extender. This unit works on all my devices,this may work with the Chromebook.
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The router only responds to Ethernet packets carrying the TCP/IP data; None of which is specific to any operating system. So the router is compatible with Windows, Mac, Linux and the smartphone operating systems iOS (iPhone) and Android (Razr etc).
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I'm using Windows 8.0 and it seems to (sort of) work. While I am currently using this adapter while writing this (and it seems to be working ok), I have lots of connectivity issues when downloading anything it seems like. Whether this is a Windows 8 compatability issue, out of date drivers, or just a faulty adapter - I have no idea. At seemingly random times, the download speed will start to decrease rapidly until it loses signal completely. Unplugging it and plugging it back in is the only fix I've found so far, and that's just a temporary fix until it decides to lose the signal again. UPDATE: My computer has since updated to Windows 8.1 and the adapter no longer works at all. It can't find ANY available wifi networks to connect to (I live in an apartment complex, so typically like 20 different potential networks would show up). Also, I feel it's worth mentioning that I have a chromebook which has never had a problem connecting to my internet, so I know it's a problem with the adapter and not something else.
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Yes, but you will need a USB to Ethernet adapter. I use this "Plugable USB 2.0 to 10/100 Fast Ethernet LAN Wired Network Adapter for Macbook, Chromebook, Windows 8.1 and Earlier, Surface Pro, Wii, Wii U, Linux, and Specific Android Tablets (ASIX AX88772 chipset)" $14 here on Amazon. Works great, and all you do is plug it in.
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I don't know, let me start start there. But, you might want to check the firewall or port-forwarding settings. check also on the admin level (at the router's webpage) if the chromecast is even recognized. It's under "wireless", "security", and "MAC address". Something like that. See if you can see the MAC address for the Chrome device. Make sure it isn't blocked b/c of a MAC filter. Hope that helps
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yes, but you'll need to call the tech no. for setup. I had trouble with some websites with Firefox, but it works well with Google Chrome.
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It has WiFi built in as well as an ethernet port for direct internet connection. I have used both without any problems on my Chromebox.
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Yes, it works out of the box, highly recommended for any Linux distro: SteamOS, Ubuntu, Linux Mint, etc. Great for games! Works flawlessly with Steam and Steam games. Not sure about ChromeOS or Android but I assume those include all the same drivers as every other Linux distribution does.