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Question: I have a asus laptop that I did a clean install of 7.  I can't find the manufacture of ethernet or wireless lan to get drivers.  Will this work .
Document: Arrived nice and early thanks to Amazon Prime. It will not work with the windows 7 drivers supplied on the CDYou have to find and download the 64-bit windows 8 driver before it will work. You should also use the Asus software to manage your connections instead of the windows wireless connection manager.I increased the bitrate on my 4 year old notebook from ~50 Mbps on the built in wireless to 130 Mbps on the Asus N300Not bad for the $13 it cost me
I bought this for Linux Ubuntu 12.04 64bit since I couldn't get my WPN111 Neatgear USB wireless stick to work on it. Ubuntu immediately got me connected to my network. Also works good with Windows 7 but need to install the drivers for it. I tried it on Linux Mint 14.1. It shows my network but when I enter my security code it won't connect to it.
Received this USB adapter today, but have been just unable to get it to work on my Ubuntu 12.04 installation.The sole reason I bought this over others is the fact that I could see that this works on Linux 12.04, as per one of the reviews here. But that doesn't seem to be the case... I have spent more than 2 hours already, googling to find the right drivers.The drivers in the CD just doesn't seem to install it right.
I love asus as a company and I am a loyal customer. So naturally when my wifi/ethernet got fried on my laptop from a storm I decided i'd get an asus product for my asus laptop.
Bought this for my Hackintosh build, very happy with results. If you install this to an OSX machine, you WILL need to have a CD drive to install the drivers. The drivers on the CD work, the drivers on the website do not (No idea why). Will NOT run native in AirPort in OSX; Asus Wireless Utility will have to run each time. However, the wireless utility has a TON of options, much more than OSX's built in menus.
The documentation is scanty, inaccurate, and not quite in English, and after trying the included drivers, Googling, and downloading alternatives from the web, I can't get this thing to connect to my standard Airport network. I've spent hours trying to make this thing work, and I'm not happy.
I have a Linux laptop and in the past I've struggled with getting devices to work with Linux because of drivers issues, or the lack there of, with the distributions. It claimed to work with Linux and it does right out of the box. Kudos to Asus for making great Linux compatible products.
Purchased this item with Amazon Prime. I got a "used" one ("like new") came in original packaging and hardly looked touched. It came as expected. To be completely honest I had this running in about 5-10 minutes. I have mac OSX Leopard and Windows 7 dualbooted on my PC. The stock windows 7 drivers failed to install. Which was kinda dissapointed. But I had the Asus link ready.
Popped it in my computer, Windows 7 operating system, and it installed no problem, works great - have been using for over a week now. No need to do anything when you turn computer back on or when there was a brief power outage. Note: I don't have the computer really far away from my wireless router so I can't comment on it's range, etc. I would highly recommend this product if you just need to get the internet on a computer located away from your wired cable/modem connection.
I have to say, I am pleased with the performance thus far, but it definitely took some work to get to that point on Ubuntu 12.04. Specifically, it took downloading the latest drivers from Realtek, blacklisting the native linux rtl8192cu driver, restarting the computer, then running the shell script in the driver's .tar file from Realtek. A more thorough recap of the install process can be found at the ubuntu forums by searching "Realtech rtl8192_8188CU install problem."
Answer: I feel certain it will work.  I plugged it into a MAC that had a bad wireless adapter in it and it worked there.  I also tried it in an older Toshiba laptop and it worked fine there as well.