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Question: What version is this?
Document: There is zero chance of incompatiblity.3. You just plug it in, and it works. There is no need to use the installation disk or otherwise search for drivers to install. Windows already has drivers for this standard device, and can update them automatically if a newer version is ever required.4. This device works from a distance with no issues.
I purchased the newer version-- the Cisco AE1000. Not very user friendly. My bad for thinking a newer version would be an enhancement. It probably is-- when you upgrade your router to a Wireless N Broadband Router. And I wanted to order the SG/Speed Booster but didn't want to take a chance with it not being compatible with my current set up.
Having used Linksys(now cisco)products for awhile now,I have not been disappointed with them and this product continues that streak. My largest concern was not with the product itself, but with the fact that I expected the version that was displayed of this model when I purchased it, to be sent to me and it was not. Instead I was sent the version 4 of this product which happened to work for me anyhow so I did not send it back.
I bought this for my Vista (32-bit) PC and the installation went fine. The product didn't work at first then it seemed OK.  Once I started using it for normal activities, it was very frequently losing the connection, which is bad. Very bad. So, I went to the Linksys site and got the version 3 drivers (it comes with version 2.2) and installed them, and now it works beautifully.
I just bought one for home use, but bought one for work over a year ago. I installed software that came with it and newer version on the web and had nothing but trouble. Once I got it working it would stop working after restart until you take it out remove drivers and put back in. THEN I decided to just use windows built in wireless zero config. Removed software put adapter in and no problem since.
At first glance, the WUSB54GC Compact Wireless-G USB Adapter is a simple solution for connecting any computer to a wireless network with support for industrial-strength WiFi Protected Access security (this is abbreviated as WPA and includes the newest version "WPA-PSK2").This is a value option that doesn't require you to open up the computer to install a network interface card. Therefore, it is conceivable to install the USB wireless adapter by following four simple steps:Step 1. Open the package,Step 2.
when I got it I followed the directions to install the item and it works great. if anybody is looking for a wireless adapter this is it as long as it is for a cisco-Linksys.
they integrate with Windows Vista without issue. The NIC tool less than five minutes to set up, and the adapter remains stable after continual use.Connection signal-strength to the upstairs WAP is excellent and throughput remains a steady 54Mbps. I couldn't ask for more.ConclusionThe Linksys Wireless-G WUSB54GC receives an A+ from me. I give the card high marks for ease of installation, configuration, and throughput. And I give the Vista utility much love for its functionality; i.e.
it detected the network, showed "excellent" signal strenth...BUT IT WON'T LOAD ANY PAGES!!! Why on earth would it tell me I'm good to go, and then not load anything at all? The troubleshooting on the CD-ROM's user guide is a joke - just tells you to remove the adapter then put it back again.
i have used linksys at home and with all the companies i have worked for and have never had problems. i just got this one for my wifes desktop computer and had it set up in 2 minutes and it has stayed connected since. i do highly recommend the linksys product line.
Answer: It should tell you on the box that it was shipped in. If thinking about buying it contact the seller.