Adapter wifi windows 98

In general, yes, if there is any specific setting to enable I bought the exact CardBus model you mentioned off eBay, downloaded the drivers, followed your steps, and it works great! The site is down now, but the Wayback Machine can be used to access an older copy, which still serves the files. These are all fair questions, but, as you said, really have nothing to do with this article.

I think the best place to ask them is Vogons. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account. You are commenting using your Twitter account. You are commenting using your Facebook account.

Notify me of new comments via email. Notify me of new posts via email. There are probably multiple options from various manufacturers. Launch the executable. It will install the driver and the Ralink utility, and ask to reboot. Your device should be successfully detected, and the Ralink utility will probably auto-start and be in the system tray. Run it. Mine shows driver 1. In the Site Survey you will see a list of access points and their accepted authentication methods.

Is there something in the Windows 98 control panel that I need to adjust or is this a lost cause? Any help would be appreciated. Follow Post Reply. Some options are as below: 1. If cant upgrade to XP use data card to connect internet. Data cards comes with own drivers. If inbuilt WiFi is there use it. Rgds HarshadD. First off, you should ensure the usb adapter is correctly installed. You should see the ethernet adapter listed there. If you are unsure the adapter listed corresponds to the USB adapter, unplug it and it should disappear.

Now, when you plug the cables in, a light on the router should come on to indicate that a cable is plugged in and the computer is switched on. If your USB adapter has lights as well, then one of them at least should come on to reflect this as well. At this point, everything should be working on a hardware level, and we can proceed with debugging the network connection itself if you still have problems.

Apart from what arnaudk says, do this too This dose not means that you should be able to connect immediatly, you may need to configure this network for your ISP. I'll have to give that a try. I hope it works! There are no such drivers for Win You can stop looking. I have the same card and my file version is 9. Latest Drivers. Probably 'B' mode only. Win drivers are available for the bg and might lead to a way to enable 'G' mode. Hey peeps , what about making some order?

I guess that in comparison the guys building the Tower of Babel were kids when it comes to mis-communication Thanks jaclaz, thats what I was trying to say. As I said before, the card is a G device with B compatibility. Those older drivers will not worked. I have tried them all. If you want to continue looking thats fine, but posting links to drivers that don't work is a waste of time. Every piece of hardware I own, I have the latest driver for.

Sometimes a person's word is all thats needed especially if they have done all the work for you. I would rephrase that in a less "absolute" meaning, nonetheless, those drivers may exist but be not publically available, as well the same could happen for other drivers, more recent than the ones you have I see the original poster hasn't been back to share results.