📎 AI Summary:
The thread discusses a user who purchased a generic USB wireless adapter that Windows doesn't recognize, likely due to missing drivers. After troubleshooting, the user discovers a mini disk inside the packaging but initially damages it, realizing too late that it contains the necessary driver. The conversation emphasizes checking for driver disks, contacting the seller, or visiting the manufacturer's website for support, with a generally helpful and solution-focused tone.
The thread discusses a user who purchased a generic USB wireless adapter that Windows doesn't recognize, likely due to missing drivers. After troubleshooting, the user discovers a mini disk inside the packaging but initially damages it, realizing too late that it contains the necessary driver. The conversation emphasizes checking for driver disks, contacting the seller, or visiting the manufacturer's website for support, with a generally helpful and solution-focused tone.
Solution
The one on Amazon shows a driver disk which comes with it. I'd email the seller you bought it from on ebay and ask if they provide such a disk.
Also the chinese supplier have a website:
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and on there they have a chat link and also an email address if you want to try chatting or emailing them: [email protected]
Also the chinese supplier have a website:
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and on there they have a chat link and also an email address if you want to try chatting or emailing them: [email protected]