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Question: Does this work if you have Vista? Has anyone had any exerience using this with a computer that has Windows Vista?
Document: Had the same router with B technology and worked well with another computer with the B card. Both had Windows XP. Upgraded receiving computer to a Vista system. Could no longer connect. Bought G router and G card and connected after jumping through only a few hoops, as expected. Found out later that I didn't need G router  --  the B technology router works with G card.
I had trouble making this work with windows vista. This worked perfectly with a windows xp laptop.For windows vista the connection was on for a few minutes and die and come back later.
I have to use wire networking to connect my Linux home server since the wireless never quite work properly on my Linux box. Windows XP, vista, and Windows 7, work just fine right out of the box.I pay for this router $45 in Dec 2007 so the $64 they asking now seems expensive more so if you realize that most Wireless-N Routers sell now for $60.
A bright orange sticker on the back of the router admonishes the reader to "Run CD First before connecting cables" (sic), and I noticed that some reviewers gave up due to this apparent restriction.But the Windows setup software, as it turns out, is entirely unnecessary. Anyone can configure this router using the browser-based interface after following these three steps:1.
Unacceptable. So I called back, sat on hold for 40+ minutes before being disconnected without ever speaking to anyone. Finally, after a third try, I got someone on the line and he got me to the firmware and helped me install it via their web interface, only for me to experience the same connectivity problem the very next day. My ISP is coming Tuesday to install another outlet. No documentation. The install CD is configured for Windows and wouldn't work in Mac OS X. Online help sucks.
Yhis router was so easy to setup. Right when you put the CD in it went step by step for you. It even shown pictures. I reccomend getting this product. It also is compatible to Windows Vista.
Much to my delight, installation was easy and the router works great with both my X-box and my computer. I used an ethernet cable to connect my X-box to the router while using the wireless capability to connect my computer. I was up and running in ten minutes. This is a must have for anyone who wants to use X-box Live in a room that is far away from your computer. (Note:  You will also need wireless card installed in your computer).
Windows finally wrangled things to a point where all appeared to be working. Have to reset it daily to keep it from bogging down the network speed..(probably a setup issue--still workin on it! )and there is (according to what I read on the web) a Vista issue that causes many Vista laptops to be able to connect to the network but not the web...well, that is the case here (it wasn't with the old DSL).
Got this from circuit city today for 45$ to replace a d-link 524 that dropped connections every 5 minutes. The instructions warn you 3 times to install the software on the CD before plugging it and turning it on. I'm surprised it doesn't require you to be wear a tie when installing the software. I ran the setup from the CD on a windows vista desktop. The installation screen comes up but the launch items are all outside the visible area and there's no way to size the window.
The product works fine but the installation process could use some serious improvement. Best as I can tell, if you want to change something, you have to start at the beginning. For instance, I first tried WPA2 following the direction for keys. However, Windows Vista didn't like the key length. So, I started over and gave it a new key.Then I learned that XP doesn't like WPA2. So, I used WPA -- again having to start over.Allegedly there's some web interface.
Answer: I bought my WRT54G router back in October. Hooked it up to a desktop running on Windows XP and a laptop running wireless with Windows Vista. Without fail practically every moth since purchase, I will lose the wireless connection and end up having to call Linksys. They do walk me through correcting the problem, but this takes an hour, hour and a half out of my day every time it happens. I've heard all kinds of stories from the Linksys techs as to why this keeps happening, but bottom line... I'm looking for a new router.