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  1. radd2983
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    Thank you for the link JMH.
    I have 3 files athrxusb.sys, athrxusbext, netathrxusb. These construct the driver for the wireless. I went to properties on all 3 and dont see compatibility. Do i need to do one of the other options in the link you sent? if so which one?
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  3. zigzag3143
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    radd2983 said:
    Thank you for the link JMH.
    I have 3 files athrxusb.sys, athrxusbext, netathrxusb. These construct the driver for the wireless. I went to properties on all 3 and dont see compatibility. Do i need to do one of the other options in the link you sent? if so which one?

    Unsure of what those files are but have found a site where you may be able to get the installer/driver

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  4. radd2983
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    Thats where I got my driver for it. One currently using. There is no install file. Only those 3 files I listed in my previous post. To install the drivers I go to device manager > Right click usb device > update driver > Browse my pc for files > select folder drivers are in from website and it installs them. No where in the process can I find a compatibility setting.
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  6. zigzag3143
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    radd2983 said:
    Thats where I got my driver for it. One currently using. There is no install file. Only those 3 files I listed in my previous post. To install the drivers I go to device manager > Right click usb device > update driver > Browse my pc for files > select folder drivers are in from website and it installs them. No where in the process can I find a compatibility setting.
    That being the case you may not be able to get it working.
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