Wusb300n

[hybridfan]

No more BSOD but drastic action I had to take, I reinstalled Windows XP and now get no BSOD what so ever even when I stress my system.

I was getting errors for wusb300n.sys it is for my wireless usb linksys adapter and I couldn't update it for Windows 7, as it hasn't been updated. Although it's weird because I have used my PC for a few months and had no problems, but now too many BSOD's

I'm glad I can still use my PC but why don't companies update their drivers for Windows 7 I think it is time to get a new wireless adapter, any ideas on one that is compatible with Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit.

 

[Johnathan Lyman]

No more BSOD but drastic action I had to take, I reinstalled Windows XP and now get no BSOD what so ever even when I stress my system.

I was getting errors for wusb300n.sys it is for my wireless usb linksys adapter and I couldn't update it for Windows 7, as it hasn't been updated. Although it's weird because I have used my PC for a few months and had no problems, but now too many BSOD's

I'm glad I can still use my PC but why don't companies update their drivers for Windows 7 I think it is time to get a new wireless adapter, any ideas on one that is compatible with Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit.

The Linksys USB600N is W-7 compatible and drivers should install just by plugging it in. Windows update will download the drivers for you. You can see it here:

http://homestore.cisco.com/en-us/ad...VproductId53934627VVcatId552009VVviewprod.htm along with the newer AE1000 here: Linksys - Linksys AE1000 High Performance Wireless-N USB Adapter

Either way, you should be good. I like the linksys adapters and haven't had any problems with either on Windows 7.