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Netgear WG111 Wireless 54Mbps USB 2.0 Adapter | |
Brand: NetGear EAN: 0606449035162 Feature: USB adapter provides wireless access to your desktop or notebook via the USB port. It enables you to download large files, video conference, distribute and play high-quality movies, photos and MP3s without the effort and expense of running cables. Label: Netgear Legal Disclaimer: Layer One UK does not offer any warranty other than the one imposed by the manufacturer. Consequently, the warranty conditions proposed by Layer One UK will be an exact copy of the manufacturers. Manufacturer: Netgear Model: WG111 Number Of Items: 1 Platform: Windows Publisher: Netgear Release Date: July 12, 2004 Sales Rank: 126 Studio: Netgear Features:
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Netgear See more information on Netgear WG111 Wireless 54Mbps USB 2.0 Adapter at Amazon UK or at Amazon.com Average Rating:  Rating:  - Netgear Review - SiockDid not enjoy this product at all, it has given me no-end of problems, Drivers etc. Dont Buy Netgear, Belkin is much better, Buy Belkin G+. Rating:  - works fine with Netgear DG834G 54Mbps Wireless modemi had the version 2 of this and its practicaly the same thing. my connection was a bit rocky for a few days untill i realised there was a more up to date driver which sorted out a few small problems with it. also i found that if i booted up my computer first then pluged it in ounce it was fully booted i never lost connection or had poor performance. overall its easy to install,connect and use. it will be slower on an old computer or say upstairs on your pc with the modem downstairs but its quick enough for me and i download music and play games online. Rating: - Works well but software caused initial problemsI read all the feedback on this item before I bought it and was aware of software/driver problems with negear adapters so I downloaded and installed the latest driver without bothering with the CD included. During the install I chose to use windows to set up the network and managed to get this working although it was a bit of a fiddle. Initially i had a lot of problems with the explorer not connecting to the internet despite excellent reception. Eventually I realised the problem was being caused by Netgear's Smart Wizard which was added to the "Start up" list of programmes. This seemed to be interferring with XP wireless network. Once I turned it off everything was fine and has not caused problems since. I deleted the shortcut from Startup folder so Smart Wizard doesn't launch automatically any more. The signal reception is very good, beter than my laptop's built in receiver. If the software hadn't caused problems, I would have rated it 5 stars. Rating: - It's junkThere have been many suggestions in order to fix the disconnection problems with this piece of equipment but really there should be no need. At first it held the connection for maybe ten minutes. Then it would need to be removed and inserted again to continue. Of course any downloads would then need to start again so I could never get the new drivers! Once I installed new drivers it disconnects after about 30 seconds. There should not be any of these issues with an expensive and supposedly superior wireless adapter. I expect it to work as it says on the box and not need to spend several hours trying to fix Netgear's problems. I will try the latest suggestions before going at it with a blowtorch and a pair of pliers. Garbage. Rating:  - The hidden flawsI bought this adapter when I purchased a new Vista Business based PC which I linked to the BT HomeHub 2.0. Set-up was easy and I was impressed for quite some time. However suddenly I was unable to access the Internet after closing down my PC and re-booting. The only solution was to remove all the Netgear s/w from the PC and reload from the CD after that all was fine until I next closed down my PC. Every time I boot up my PC I have to go through the laborious process of s/w removal and re-installation before I can get back onto the internet. I have been in contact with Netgear engineers but after many messages between us the problem remains unsolved. I have just bought a different adapter after finally giving up on this battle Netgear_WG111_Wireless_54MbpsNetgear WG111 Wireless 54Mbps USB 2.0 Adapter | |
