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Error Code 10 9/10 times is a driver problem.
Did you try those Realtek drivers I linked to?
Need a bit of help here.
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New #53
If it's not having it (for whatever reason) then it may be worth going down the "Manually Select Drivers from the list" method. Find the Realtek USB N option, and try that.
Failing that... as you said you did have problems with it before, it could be that the adapter is actually dead....
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New #54
Wouldn't surprise me. Just wish i could use my G adapter instead. but oh wells. the drivers are too old for that
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New #55
This is about as far as I can take you I'm afraid.... I'll ask some other Guru's to look in and see if they have any insights. Shame really... I have had some bloody genius idea's in this thread, even if I do say so myself.
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New #56
Yea cheers for the help mate :) has most definatly been insightfull although it didn't work we can say we at least tried :P what might not've worked for me could work for someone else we could never know :P
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New #58
The Adapter was being used on Xp, I have no idea what Era you would class it as, and im pretty sure it is faulty due to its own decision of changing what it is lol.
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New #59
Sometimes wireless adapters are mistaken by the installer and issued incorrect drivers.
I'm guessing it's Vista era adapter by the drivers offered at the link I provided. So it should work.
I would try it in another computer before writing it off. See what driver it autoloads, or try one of the drivers provided.
I would also fiddle with various compat modes on the XP adapter and google it to see if/how others have gotten either of these to work with Win7.
Others are not as obessive. I don't stop til I'm sure.
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New #60
Pretty sure itll just autoload more realtek drivers which is quite wrong rofl.
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