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I have a WRT54G. Thats a router??
Network adapter could be a WMP54G??
The router would have its own software and would not be setup through the OS.
Drivers for that adapter, if that is correct, are here:
Linksys by Cisco - WMP54G Support
Network adapter could be a WMP54G??
The router would have its own software and would not be setup through the OS.
Drivers for that adapter, if that is correct, are here:
Linksys by Cisco - WMP54G Support
kevin from Chi-town
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are you talking about a mobo w/integrated NIC?....the drivers should be on the mobo cd. Or are you trying a pci NIC?
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It is a Linksys PCI network adapter.
I did add it before trying software. but windows did not recognize it. The card works. I'm using it now on this system.
Didn't know if there was a compatibility issue or something else.
I did add it before trying software. but windows did not recognize it. The card works. I'm using it now on this system.
Didn't know if there was a compatibility issue or something else.
kevin from Chi-town
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ok Reg...you're just showing off now! That does it...I'll have to post some carsCould you give us the exact exact make and model number of the router?
I have a WRT54G. Thats a router??
Network adapter could be a WMP54G??
The router would have its own software and would not be setup through the OS.
Drivers for that adapter, if that is correct, are here:
Linksys by Cisco - WMP54G Support
Network adapter could be a WMP54G??
The router would have its own software and would not be setup through the OS.
Drivers for that adapter, if that is correct, are here:
Linksys by Cisco - WMP54G Support
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