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Another nice characteristic of this product is that it has dual-band capabilities.

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That means that there’s no need to install drivers or other software to enjoy wireless connectivity for your computers. Windows operating systems can detect and configure your wireless adapter automatically.

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This device is ideal for use with Windows 7 and 8, Windows Vista, and Windows XP. One of the most convenient aspects of the NETGEAR WNDA3100 is that it supports plug and play.

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You can even take it with you on the go for wireless access for your laptops and other portable devices wherever you are. At home, leave it connected to your desktop computer as a primary Wi-Fi access point. This USB adapter is compact enough to fit in your pocket or the palm of your hand.

If you’re in the market for a wireless network adapter, then the NETGEAR WNDA3100 may be just what you need.

Going through the different topics in regards to the wnda3100, there are so many helpful responses to each issue. P.S: This Ubuntu community seems wonderful. Still no difference, I checked the file rtusb_dev_id.c to make sure the device id is there, it is. I then followed these steps from (I am currently connected with ethernet while trying to get the usb adapter to work) and did the given commands: That didn't work so i removed that bcmn43x圆4 file. I first followed one of the steps using ndiswrapper and installed one of the bcmn43x圆4 inf and sys files given in one of the posts. The model number on the box says Netgear WNDA3100 v3 and output when running lsusb shows the same device id: Parm: mode:rt_wifi: wireless operation mode (charp)

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Parm: mac:rt_wifi: wireless mac addr (charp) Vermagic: 4.4.6-040406-generic SMP mod_unload modversions Any other suggestions?Can you confirm that you have the exact same device as in post #1? If so, this may be your lucky day.įilename: /home/chili/Desktop/Forum/Netgear-A6210/os/linux/mt7662u_sta.koĭescription: Ralink Wireless Lan Linux DriverĪlias: usb:v0E8Dp7662d*dc*dsc*dp*icFFiscFFipFFin*Īlias: usb:v0E8Dp7632d*dc*dsc*dp*icFFiscFFipFFin*Īlias: usb:v0E8Dp7612d*dc*dsc*dp*ic*isc*ip*in*Īlias: usb:v045Ep02E6d*dc*dsc*dp*ic*isc*ip*in*Īlias: usb:v0B05p17EBd*dc*dsc*dp*ic*isc*ip*in*Īlias: usb:v0846p9053d*dc*dsc*dp*ic*isc*ip*in*Īlias: usb:v0B05p180Bd*dc*dsc*dp*ic*isc*ip*in*Īlias: usb:v0846p9014d*dc*dsc*dp*ic*isc*ip*in* The online drivers only have an exe setup file, and the files in Windows/System32 are sys and bin with no INF (probably because windows 10). Hate to resurrect an old thread, but has this ever been resolved? I am currently facing the same issue and have found solutions for v1 and v2 WNDA3100, but not v3. If you go down this road, would you let us know how you make out? I expect we'll see support for this chipset eventually.Įdit: if you're knowledgeable and adventurous, there may be something here from Larry Finger: MediaTek used to be Ralink and they used to be pretty linux friendly. The closest I see is MT7630 and it's Windows only.

USB ID not yet observed in any mainline kernel / this list () Lest you think I'm being a negative Nancy, here is what Wikidevi has to say about WNDA-3100 v.3 The only way to tell whether USBabc is v.1 or v.2 is to open the package and read the label on the device, unfortunately. Model USBabc v.1 will be plug 'n' play, works great. Some manufacturers, D-link seems to be good at this - will change chipsets within a model, changing only a model suffix which is not shown on the package. It can be risky to recommend wifi adapters because Linux WiFi cares mostly about the chipset, not brand/model. Another I've had good luck with is TrendNet TEW-649UB v1.0 which is a bit faster - 300 down/150 supposedly. If you're going to buy a new device, why not buy one known to be plug 'n' play? They're out there, a search in this networking & wireless forum should show some recommendations.Ī commonly available adapter - though not the fastest - is Netgear WNA1100 aka N150.

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Ubuntu 64 bit is common, 64 bit Windows XP drivers may not be. You also need to use the correct 32 bit/64 bit driver. I expect new hardware to not have Windows XP drivers.

Also, the last I knew it works best with Windows XP windows drivers. It's more of a last ditch 'nothing else has worked so lets try this' solution. People seem to think that NDISwrapper is a great solution.