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Question: On Mac OS X can you use the airport utility in the menubar, or do you have to use third party software?
Document: I purchased this WiFi adapter specifically for it's backwards compatibility with Mac OS X 10.4; I wanted to put an old eMac on the internet for the kids to use, primarily for educational sites.
Works Great, I use a Mac Mini G4 Power PC and was able thanks to a Helpful reviewer that posted links to the drivers for OS X 10.5.8 to install and was up and running in less than 5 minutes. speed was excellent for the hardware limitations I am using.the unit comes with a mini cd with the drivers, but I couldn't use it since the Mac Mini has  a slot drive that will only accept regular cd's or dvd's .
Thanks Bolse, Amazon and lowerpriceusa.com.Bolse 300Mbps Wifi Wireless-N USB Micro Mini Adapter - Windows XP/Vista/7/8; Mac OS X 10.4 above; 2.4G 802.11ngb 32-Bit and 64-Bit Compatible
Review for:Bolse 300Mbps Wireless N300 High Gain USB Adapter, 2 x 5dBi External Antennas, WPS Button - Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8; Mac OS X 10.5 - 10.9(*Does Not Support Win8.1*)This is for the two antenna high gain adapter unit. This unit uses the Realtek/Ralink RT2870 chip. Ralink/Realtek has sold out to Mediatek. You will find the latest Realtek drivers on the new combined Realtek/Mediatek site.
This Micro USB WiFi adapter is a very good solution to the lack of WiFi on your desktop or laptop. For windows 8 and Mavericks, it just plugs right in and you get wifi instantly. Sometimes when booting from sleep, the adapter doesn't seem to get noticed by the OS, in which case I had to disconnect and reconnect the adapter. During use, speed was around 25-30mbps to an Airport Extreme AC.Overall, for the price, its worth it.
This item was a little painful to install as the instructions did not outline how it should be set up to be used with a Mac. However,  when I got the manual online (had to use a cable connection), it is working FANTASTIC! Very fast and great reception all over the house.I did not have to pay a lot of money  to have the airport card on my Mac replaced.
In my case I am running the latest Mac OS 10.8.4. To find your OS software version, click on the black Apple logo and click on About This Mac - the version number is in that box. Go to the Realtek site and choose the correct version number from the Other OS set - they have drivers all the way up to 10.8Install the driver package you just downloaded. Your computer will have to be restarted.Insert the Bolse WiFi adapter and the blue light should now flash.
The software it installs and runs is Realtek USB Wireless LAN Utility. I personally prefer to use the Windows built in wireless to manage my wireless (would have been nice to have been prompted what I wanted to use during the install), but the Realtek software worked ok. The device itself had a good signal for me and seemed to pickup more wireless networks than the built in wireless card of the NC6400.
Installation was easy, connecting it to my WiFi was pretty simple as well--my computer automatically directed me to open the wireless utility, and I just entered in my wireless network's password. The whole process only took a few minutes.The product is actually working much better than my Macbook's onboard wireless card (I am seeing a SIGNIFICANT increase in speed from my creaky old built-in). I am very pleased with the performance of the product so far. It works just fine with Airport on or off.
It supports Windows 2000/XP/Vista/Windows 7, MAC OS X, Liunx.Very fine design, mode of packaging, and customer support from this BOLSE product with a 12 month warranty. A real step up in advanced technology at an affordable price. Grady Harp, October 13
Answer: Nope, the mac os x will detect it, install the drivers, and you are good to go