Drivers for Buffalo adapter  

Hi,

I am searching drivers for Buffalo AirStation Wireless-G usb adapter. Model is WLI-U2-KG54L. I'd really appreciate it if someone would help me to find it for Windows 7 32bit

I found Vista driver but still, after I installed drivers, at the bottom of the screen there is red cross which says there are no connections available. When I push it I get this error:

polass47 said:

Hi,

I am searching drivers for Buffalo AirStation Wireless-G usb adapter. Model is WLI-U2-KG54L. I'd really appreciate it if someone would help me to find it for Windows 7 32bit

You might try installing the drivers in compatibility mode with vista or xp depending on which OS they are for, as it resolves the OS mismatch and allows the drivers to install correctly.

To install a driver OR program in compatibility mode - right click the setup.exe file - click properties - click compatibility - check run in compatibility with vista/xp etc - check run as administrator - leave the rest blank. Start setup.exe and install.

Details here and it also works with Windows 7 - you can also install then thru device manager after unzipping then locating the inf.file : http://support.microsoft.com/kb/927524

If the vista driver wont work try the xp driver in compatibility mode.

Use JK's links to the drivers.

Hello,

I reinstalled windows and now everything works okay :))) thanks for trying to help me tough.
Btw I downloaded and installed this file "new AirNavigator including Vista drivers" (the drivers which works okay) post date: 18/06/2007.
One more thing about this ex-problem - I vlited my last Windows 7 and I think this might be one of the reasons for drivers not to work or at least to show available connection as well as using tuneup utilities and windows 7 manager. Now that I installed full version of W7 it should work just good.

Well, im always in agreement with those who want to reinstall the OS - you can drive yourself crazy for days trying to find a solution where as reinstalling doent take long.

whest said:

Well, im always in agreement with those who want to reinstall the OS - you can drive yourself crazy for days trying to find a solution where as reinstalling doent take long.

Yes, but an OS should work good without any reinstall if it was not modified by those tuning programs. But yeah, if it was customized then yes, it is better to reinstall it in order to trying to solve some problems if you have.