VERY BIZZARE!!!--Win 7 pro 64 -bit 2 adapters

[Brevmeister]

---------------------------I know its long but please just reead--------------------
I built my computer a few months ago and purchased Win 7 pro 64 bit also not long after, i purchased a linksys WUSB600N wireless adapter and found out there are no drivers for it and i coulnt get anything to work until one day i discovered the Xp Mode. so installed that and connected that with my old D-link adapter to that for my only means of internet until i could get this figured out. I installed the drivers for the Linksys adpter from the list of adapters that came intagrated in win 7 and those did not work but it said it was working properly. then i noticed it would connect every once in a while to our wirless network then to find out it would only work when the d-link adapter was connected through the virtual machine. I am trying to figure out a way to not use the d-link/ virtual machine anymore. Sometimes when i unplug the d-link adapter and close Xp mode/ Virtual machine it will work for a lil bit and then get cut off but for some reason it needs the xp mode connection to work. I am gettin about 130mbps from this which i know more is capable. and it seems to me that it creates a LAN connection with the virtual machine because it will say a LAN is connected in the vitual machine. i just need some explanation or some help on how to get rid of the second adapter. windows will not allow me to install any other drivers than what is already installed i find this very odd i could use some help i amd pretty good with computers so a lil bit of anything will help.

p.s.-sry for this being so long

- Thank You

 

[NoN]

---------------------------I know its long but please just reead--------------------
I built my computer a few months ago and purchased Win 7 pro 64 bit also not long after, i purchased a linksys WUSB600N wireless adapter and found out there are no drivers for it and i coulnt get anything to work until one day i discovered the Xp Mode. so installed that and connected that with my old D-link adapter to that for my only means of internet until i could get this figured out. I installed the drivers for the Linksys adpter from the list of adapters that came intagrated in win 7 and those did not work but it said it was working properly. then i noticed it would connect every once in a while to our wirless network then to find out it would only work when the d-link adapter was connected through the virtual machine. I am trying to figure out a way to not use the d-link/ virtual machine anymore. Sometimes when i unplug the d-link adapter and close Xp mode/ Virtual machine it will work for a lil bit and then get cut off but for some reason it needs the xp mode connection to work. I am gettin about 130mbps from this which i know more is capable. and it seems to me that it creates a LAN connection with the virtual machine because it will say a LAN is connected in the vitual machine. i just need some explanation or some help on how to get rid of the second adapter. windows will not allow me to install any other drivers than what is already installed i find this very odd i could use some help i amd pretty good with computers so a lil bit of anything will help.

p.s.-sry for this being so long

- Thank You

Perhaps could you provide a screenshot of your Device Manager and a screenshot of Network Center?

That might be helpful.

 

[Brevmeister]

of wat exactly in the device manager and network center ?

 

[NoN]

of wat exactly in the device manager and network center ?

You have fill your specifications pretty well on SevenForums...

You should be able to find those in your "Control Panel" from the Start Menu...


EDIT:
Welcome to Forums and hope you'll get all answers you might need in the future, here.

 

[Brevmeister]

oook that doesnt answer my question. i know i filled the specs very well i thought i just want to know wat to take a screen shot of?

 

[smarteyeball]

Type " device manager " in the the start menu and hit enter (or select from the list as you type)

This will open the Device manager:

Scroll down to Network Adapters and click on the arrow to expand

Use the Snipping Tool to take a screenshot of the device manager (type " snipping " in the start menu )

Follow this on how to upload the picture.

ie:

 

[Brevmeister]

why do you need thiis

 

[fishnbanjo]

why do you need thiis

If you open the screen shot smartyeyeball posted you'd see there are ? marks highlighted.

These mean the devices are recognized by the OS but no drivers were loaded.

It also gives a good deal of information as to what you have in your PC.

Anyone trying to help would benefit knowing what your devices look like since they are not sitting next to you and able to pull up this screen, only trying to help you.

 

[thefabe]

Welcome to Seven Forums A expanded view of your device manager will help us see what is going on in your devices here's a tutorial on how to do that if it will help you http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/9733-how-post-screenshot-seven-forums.html?ltr=H To get to device manager I just right click on my computer> then manage you'll see device manager pop up in a menu.Thanks. Fabe

 

[smarteyeball]

Perhaps could you provide a screenshot of your Device Manager and a screenshot of Network Center?

That might be helpful.

of wat exactly in the device manager and network center ?

i know i filled the specs very well i thought i just want to know wat to take a screen shot of?

why do you need thiis

Because we are trying to help you. NoN asked you to post a screenshot - you asked of what, I provided an example exactly of what, and how to do it.


Your original post outlined issues with improper drivers, intermittent connection issues and needing XP mode etc

A simple screenshot of your network adapters could possibly help identify any apparent conflicts / problems with the currently installed network drivers.


(P.S - it's Windows 7 Pro x64 not x94 )

 

[NoN]

of wat exactly in the device manager and network center ?

Sorry, i was away for an entire week...

I was asking you to post screenshots because i wanted to see the adpaters used in your device manager and how it was set either in the network center...

I was hoping aswell some of us could help you in native language, as you might have noticed in the screenshots!

Have you resolved your issue?

 

[Brevmeister]

OK it doesnt have question marks ik somethin isnt right when there is im not stupid i was just wonderin if anyone had any correct drivers to go with my adapter it will not allow me to delete the device/unistall and or install other drivers over it

 

[Brevmeister]

oh no i have not

 

[NoN]

oh no i have not

Ok I was reading Cisco forums...and looks manies have the same probs as you and do not find the proper 7 x64 drivers.

So, you better install the Vista x64 drivers instead.



EDIT:
I found Windows 7 Drivers for x32 & x64 and there is two versions of it, v1 & v2

Try those new one from Cisco Site dated 03/24/2010:

v2 is: 3.0.10.0,1 for the Usb Key 2
v1 is: 3.0.10.0 for the Usb Key 1

 

[NoN]

Here the release note for v1:

 

[JerryNJ]

Side track... I read this thread because I'm not able to use W7 HPro 64 with my Palm PDA, no driver for the USB sync cable nor for an IR Dingle I purchased.

But, the great instruction herein on how to do a screen shot was very constructive/helpful on using W7...I think I may learn to "love" Windows 7, notwithstanding the lack of drivers.

Can I run XP simulation on W7 HPro?

 

[NoN]

Side track... I read this thread because I'm not able to use W7 HPro 64 with my Palm PDA, no driver for the USB sync cable nor for an IR Dingle I purchased.

But, the great instruction herein on how to do a screen shot was very constructive/helpful on using W7...I think I may learn to "love" Windows 7, notwithstanding the lack of drivers.

Can I run XP simulation on W7 HPro?

You mean "XP Mode"....yes!

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/8247-windows-xp-mode-install-setup.html

 

[Brevmeister]

[QUOTEOk I was reading Cisco forums...and looks manies have the same probs as you and do not find the proper 7 x64 drivers.

So, you better install the Vista x64 drivers instead.



EDIT:
I found Windows 7 Drivers for x32 & x64 and there is two versions of it, v1 & v2

Try those new one from Cisco Site dated 03/24/2010:

v2 is: 3.0.10.0,1 for the Usb Key 2
v1 is: 3.0.10.0 for the Usb Key 1
Attached Files

WUSB600Nv2-Win7_3.0.10.0,1.zip (982.9 KB, 0 views)

WUSB600Nv2-Win7_3.0.10.0.zip (982.9 KB, 0 views)
][/QUOTE]


i installed the v2 one just fine after i unistalled the others but i still have to use xp mode for it to see networks

 

[Brevmeister]

oh no i have not

Ok I was reading Cisco forums...and looks manies have the same probs as you and do not find the proper 7 x64 drivers.

So, you better install the Vista x64 drivers instead.



EDIT:
I found Windows 7 Drivers for x32 & x64 and there is two versions of it, v1 & v2

Try those new one from Cisco Site dated 03/24/2010:

v2 is: 3.0.10.0,1 for the Usb Key 2
v1 is: 3.0.10.0 for the Usb Key 1

i installed the v2 one just fine after i unistalled the others but i still have to use xp mode for it to see networks

 

[NoN]

oh no i have not

Ok I was reading Cisco forums...and looks manies have the same probs as you and do not find the proper 7 x64 drivers.

So, you better install the Vista x64 drivers instead.



EDIT:
I found Windows 7 Drivers for x32 & x64 and there is two versions of it, v1 & v2

Try those new one from Cisco Site dated 03/24/2010:

v2 is: 3.0.10.0,1 for the Usb Key 2
v1 is: 3.0.10.0 for the Usb Key 1

i installed the v2 one just fine after i unistalled the others but i still have to use xp mode for it to see networks

Humm, That's very tough! I do not own that Cisco Adapter so i'm feeling not very much helpy, now.

You've got the Windows 7 drivers and it won't work!!!!