D-Link Wireless G USB 2.0 Adapter 802.11g, 54Mbps | Economical connectivity for 64-bit OS

D-Link Wireless G USB 2.0 Adapter 802.11g, 54Mbps | decent basic wifi stick, supports WPA-PSK-TKIP

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	D-Link Wireless G USB 2.0 Adapter 802.11g, 54Mbps D-Link D-Link average customer review:based on 20 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Economical connectivity for 64-bit OS

I used to buy only Linksys products, until I installed 64 bit Edition of Vista... At the date of purchase, Lynksys did not have Vista 64 bit drivers much less Linux compatibility....So I give this inexpensive D Link a try..
COMPLETE SATISFACTION FOR ME:
Also I wanted to have and adapter that could work out of the box for Linux and it does the job. D Link has many products Linux compatible.
My selection of Oses: Vista Ultimate 64 bit, Ubuntu 64 bit (OUT OF THE BOX); XP Professional 32 Bit

decent basic wifi stick, supports WPA-PSK-TKIP

got this wifi stick because the price mistake, got it for very good price
the installation is easy, can use Windows default wifi program
I worried once does it support WPA, because it's not mentioned on the package
after installation, found it does (my wireless access points have WPA setup)
connect AP at home with no problem, and the reception is fine
nothing fancy, just a decent basic links">USB wifi adaptor

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Improved my wireless connection

On my 4.5 year old notebook, I was not able to use the wireless
network on the University of Southern California in most spots.
However, with the help of the D-Link WUA 1340, I can connect in places
in which I could not connect before. I am running Linux, and, thus,
hardware drivers can be an issue. To make the device work, I used the
instructions on http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=270756
by "TripleWithCheese".

Reasonable wireless USB adapter option

Just installed this product today. About 20-30 minutes after opening the box, I'm connected to the Internet. A couple of notes about the install:
-The buttons on the autorun installation menu didn't work for me. I had to navigate to my CD drive and find the setup file to start the installation
-The drivers are bundled up with a (useless?) D-Link connection manager and there is no easy way to install (or uninstall) one without the other...

On the plus side, I get a pretty good signal 25ft away through a wall, so it does the job it's supposed to.

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D-Link

One year ago I purchased a D- Link router and 2 D-Link wireless USB adapters for my children's computers for upstairs. We did not have any problems up to last week. One USB adapter stopped working? If the router is D-link should I buy a D-Link wireless USB adapter or any other wireless USB adapters work?

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