Windows 7 vs. Netgear WG111 v2 Wireless Dongle
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Windows 7 vs. Netgear WG111 v2 Wireless Dongle
Ok so tried installing Windows 7 on GF's computer. Install went smoothly up to the point of me trying to install the Netgear WG311 v2 wireless adapter. Won't install. It's Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit edition. I downloaded the drivers from the Netgear site, and that failed. I even tried the CD that came with the adapter...That failed as well. What am I doing wrong? Everywhere that I've read said that the Vista 64 bit drivers will work with this adapter.
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I hope windows 7- 64 bit is better than Vista 64 bit----I could never watch videos on the web--64 bit would not install flash player---so the PC said use 32 bit ( much slower )
I lost a lot of programs b/cause of Vista & many more b/cause of 64 bit.
This PC was a waste of money...............
Call the geek squad at Best Buy for your problem................
Have fun......................
I lost a lot of programs b/cause of Vista & many more b/cause of 64 bit.
This PC was a waste of money...............
Call the geek squad at Best Buy for your problem................
Have fun......................
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@ JHOWARD
Why is 32bit much slower. If you got it from best buy it won't have over 4 gb of ram, so it will be the same. Furthermore if you buy from best buy then you probably don't have much computer know-how.
@ OP
In short you'll need a 32bit os to run it. Time to find another dongle. P.s. did you really need 64bit in the first place?
Why is 32bit much slower. If you got it from best buy it won't have over 4 gb of ram, so it will be the same. Furthermore if you buy from best buy then you probably don't have much computer know-how.
@ OP
In short you'll need a 32bit os to run it. Time to find another dongle. P.s. did you really need 64bit in the first place?