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Question: Is this compatible with a Netgear N300 wireless router?
Document: This product will not work with Windows Vista, if you are using a Netgear N300 wireless router. They do not play together. I spoke with a tech from Mediabridge, and she was not able to help. Does anyone know how to get this to work with the aforementioned router?I have to give this 2 stars.
The 2 Ghz network signal is passing through 2 walls about 60 feet to a Netgear N300 Wireless Router WNR2000v3.I restarted the computer a few times and the adapter went right to it's handshake with the router each time and connected. The AT&T; DSL Speed Test was run and the Medialink adapter runs at the same delivery rate as the built-in unit on my other Acer Desktop.So, I'm pleased with the unit and would buy it again.
I resurrected an old computer from my closet which is running XP 32-Bit/64-Bit. Not sure what I'm going to do with it; perhaps use it as our media center computer. So I hardwired it to our network and got everything either deleted or updated. Then for my wireless I chose a Netgear N300. Not the fastest but adequate for the intended application.
I was a bit hesitant to order this dongle because I prefer such devices with a brand name (i.e. Cisco, Netgear, D-Link, etc), but I'm glad I purchased it. Not only is it much more functional than the top of the line model Cisco wireless dongle, but it's also about half the price and it includes a cradle so it can unobtrusively sit atop my desk. Does what it says, also 32 and 64-bit compatible.
I bought this to replace a Netgear adapter that just did not work well with Windows 7. It was supposed to be compatible, according to the company, but it would spontaneously disconnect several times a week - sometimes several times a day! I've had the Medialink for a few weeks now, and so far, no problems at all! Great device.
I use this wireless adapter for my laptop because the built in one in my laptop doesn't work with many routers. The wireless adapter is reliable, doesn't overheat, and it compatible with my home router.
I was looking for a wireless adapter that wouldn't cause me to lose too much speed compared to Ethernet so I could stop running a cable from my router all the way across the room to my desktop. This adapter works perfectly.It's easy to set up, compatible with the highest wireless router modes, and the configuration utility is simple to use as well.
I purchased this to upgrade the wireless adaptor on a desktop running XP, after upgrading my home router and then discovering that the adaptor I was using was not compatible with WPA. This arrived quicker that the estimate, and was very easy to install. I was up and running on my network within 5-10 minutes, with an excellent connection. The connection was better than the one that I previously had in the same location.
I purchased a new desktop computer and wanted to make it wireless. I had a wireless card in my previous desktop, but it, like my previous desktop was a dinosaur and was not compatible with my shiny, new PC. I had previously upgraded my (also dinosaur) router to a Medialink Wireless-N unit and was pleased that I immediately saw a 25% internet speed increase and have had no problems at all out of the unit.
I bought this Wireless adaptor simply because it stated it was Windows 7 64-bit compatible and it is. I took the advice of the other reviewers and did not use the included software. I simply installed it and Windows used a standard driver and then I configured it by going into the Windows Network setup. I can't say much for the reception though because I installed it on my desktop that is in the same room as the router.
Answer: Yeah, it's compatible with any router.