Topic: Usb Wlan

I have a US Robotics Wlan USB stick type USR5422  802.11 G. This does not instal, I have to do it manual with the driver Cd. Is there no driver in the WLAN pack or is something else wrong ? Thanks

Re: Usb Wlan

Generally speaking - USB drivers are in the third party packs...

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Re: Usb Wlan

Hi
I once said USB WLAN probably had to go in 3rd party USB, but we see they are indeed in WLAN and the reason for that was that some drivers have PCI/USB/PCMCIA covered in one set..

Anyway, the CD has the full package, and we could not do that for all.
There is yet another thing. The device has to be present during windows setup or it will not get installed, and when you plug it in at a later date, you will need the CD.

It is possible we do not have it.
We will need the HWID.
We will also need link to the driver.

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Kind regards, Jaak.

Re: Usb Wlan

Or you could make your own third party pack with your driver...

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Re: Usb Wlan

Jaak wrote:

There is yet another thing. The device has to be present during windows setup or it will not get installed, and when you plug it in at a later date, you will need the CD.

Unless, of course, you use KTD, the purpose of which is exactly that, to make a driver disc for later added devices no longer needed.

The question, however, is whether the much longer (for me at least) Finisher time of KTD enabled is actually worth it for one single device.
In my case, I could surf to the manufacturer's website, search, download extract and install the driver (I never really like using the setup.EXEs for that...) much quicker than it takes for KTD to finish.
Granted, you can limit it to certain DriverPacks or HW tags (when I used it it was on for all), but it's probabaly not worth the hassle.

YMMV, of course.

Re: Usb Wlan

Thanks for your answers, I put it here because my other USB WLAN were automatic installed.

Re: Usb Wlan

we have a testfile here
http://forum.driverpacks.net/viewtopic. … 109#p18109

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Kind regards, Jaak.