[Windows 7 Professional 64-bit SP-1]
[Duronic USB-2 Wireless 802.11N Adaptor]
Have installed dongle and drivers according to Realtek instructions.
Everything appears to be in place and working, but Windows can't find a wireless network whose wireless router is less than a metre away and working well with a laptop downstairs.
Realtek wireless LAN icon in system tray - Available Networks tab - Searching, but nothing is found. Dongle's LED is flashing slowly.
Control Panel - Manually connect to a wireless network - 'An unexpected error occurred. Not helpful.
Windows diagnostics suggests driver problem - searches and finds driver - informs me the installed driver is up-to-date.
The dongle connects easily when installed on an XP 32-bit machine.
Wired network connection works perfectly.
Regards,
Jim.
[Duronic USB-2 Wireless 802.11N Adaptor]
Have installed dongle and drivers according to Realtek instructions.
Everything appears to be in place and working, but Windows can't find a wireless network whose wireless router is less than a metre away and working well with a laptop downstairs.
Realtek wireless LAN icon in system tray - Available Networks tab - Searching, but nothing is found. Dongle's LED is flashing slowly.
Control Panel - Manually connect to a wireless network - 'An unexpected error occurred. Not helpful.
Windows diagnostics suggests driver problem - searches and finds driver - informs me the installed driver is up-to-date.
The dongle connects easily when installed on an XP 32-bit machine.
Wired network connection works perfectly.
Regards,
Jim.
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