Windows 7 keeps crashing, Blue screen ?

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  1. Rottweiler
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    AR 50007UG
    or the dongle says LM1
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  3. Capt.Jack Sparrow
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       New #42

    Rottweiler said:
    AR 50007UG
    or the dongle says LM1
    Google Translate it might work .. If not repalce the Network card go for something that is Windows 7 certified !!

    Sorry this is the best we can do !!

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  4. Rottweiler
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    This says W7 compatable on the packet !
    Google translate is gobaldy gook
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  6. severedsolo
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    The problem is, the DONGLE is Win 7 Compatible. However the DRIVER isn't, thats whats causing your BSOD. They are using old Vista Drivers which arent playing nice with Win 7
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  7. usasma
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    This appears to be the website of the device manufacturer - would you agree?
    USB serial |wi-fi adapter USB |London |UK

    If so, please see the tab for SPECIFICATION. It states that the dongle is not Windows 7 compatible.

    BUT - interestingly enough, if you go to this page: LM Technologies | Wholesaler of Bluetooth and Wireless Products
    You'll see a driver for Windows 7 in the upper left corner of the page: http://www.lm-technologies.com/drive...7%20driver.zip (DIRECT DOWNLOAD)

    EDIT: FWIW - I don't recommend using these devices they are temperamental (especially with Win7), slow over the USB connection, and they have limited range. If you must use wireless in a desktop system, I suggest that you use a wireless card that fits inside one of the slots on the motherboard. They are more reliable, have better range, and aren't as slow as the USB connection is.
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