Q. i need the driver for my linksys wusb54gc Wireless-G USB Adapter, i have windows xp, i have the Driver CD, but its a DVD-ROM and i only have a CD-Rom drive.
A. http://linksys-compact-wireless-g-usb-adapter-d.software.informer.com/
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Would a Linksys Wireless-G USB Adapter work if I plugged it in back of 1 of the USB ports of a Nintendo Wii?
Q. USB Adapter Model - (WUSB54GC)
yeah but in my house i put the wii like right next to the router, but the wii still doesnt download or connect to it that great....
yeah but in my house i put the wii like right next to the router, but the wii still doesnt download or connect to it that great....
A. Maybe, since the adapter probably has its own drivers on it.
But, your Wii has wireless built in - they all do. So you should not need to add such an adaptor. WHat you need to do is go down to the Options button in the lower left hand of the main Wii menu. Go through the menus there to set up your wireless channel.
But, your Wii has wireless built in - they all do. So you should not need to add such an adaptor. WHat you need to do is go down to the Options button in the lower left hand of the main Wii menu. Go through the menus there to set up your wireless channel.
What is the best wireless solution for Vista? A card or an adapter?
Q. I have a Linksys WUSB54GC and it works but the thing cuts out every 20 minutes and I have to reboot to get it to work again, and I got the Vista Drivers from Linksys.com
First of all I have a desktop not a laptop, and second of all I have the latest drivers from Linksys which is not much they are 3MB, compared with the 50MB for XP. Also I have no interface with Vista its just the drivers, and it lets Vista take over the connectivity part which was a problem in XP if you only had the drivers, and not the software.
First of all I have a desktop not a laptop, and second of all I have the latest drivers from Linksys which is not much they are 3MB, compared with the 50MB for XP. Also I have no interface with Vista its just the drivers, and it lets Vista take over the connectivity part which was a problem in XP if you only had the drivers, and not the software.
A. You may be having issues with the USB port on your system. If you have another USB port try using the adapter in that port instead. If you continue with issues get yourself a regular (non USB) network card. You didn't mention whether your system was a desktop or notebook system but if it's a desktop get yourself a PCI wireless network adapter. If your system is a notebook you can buy network cards that plug into a PCMCIA slot.
Personally, I have never had good luck with USB network adapters. I know other people who love them but not me that's for sure.
I hope this helps,
Captain Computer
Personally, I have never had good luck with USB network adapters. I know other people who love them but not me that's for sure.
I hope this helps,
Captain Computer
Powermac g3 and a linksys wusb54gc adapter?
Q. I need help! I need a way to get my Linksys WUSB54GC Wireless network adapter to work on a macintosh os 10.4 Please help me! I really need it.
A. That adaptor doesnt work with Macs. The manufacturer never made drivers for macs
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