D-Link DWL-G510 Wireless PCI Adapter, 802.11g, 54 Mbps
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Customer Review: Tried the ASUS driver - no luck
Summary: 1 Stars
I unfortunately bought this card w/o doing a thorough search and went thru the pain of getting it to work. Would install and randomly lock up the PC 3 - 5 minutes after working.
Tried downloading the ASUS package but it won't install. I wonder since mine is F/W v 2.00. Anyone else have luck with ASUS and v 2.00?
Thanks, Todd
Customer Review: DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME
Summary: 1 Stars
I have just attempted to install this device and failed. I've called customer support and discovered the problem is with the driver they provided in package. Tech support told me to download an updated driver online...but I can't because the "page cannot be displayed" to the download. It's one dead-end after another. Please don't waste YOUR time.Customer Review: Junk
Summary: 1 Stars
This card could not hold a connection more than 5 minutes and then I had to battle to get it to reconnect. I am 5 feet from my wireless router that works fine with other wireless device. It also freezed my machine sometimes. After two calls to techsupport, the recommended that I return the unit, which is what I will do.Don't waste your time.
Customer Review: D-Link DWL-G510 Wireless PCI Adapter, 802.11g, 54 Mbps
Summary: 4 Stars
It's good. I bought it's for my linux machine(Atheros). It works with ndiswrapper module and madwifi drivers(but no support from D-Link). I would like to see native support from the vendors or at least publish the internals so others can write proper drivers for these cards. Buy a card which is natively supported by linux if possible.Customer Review: Vista Incompatible
Summary: 1 Stars
You must first install the software, then shut down, then install card, then power up and configure. Unfortunately, you cannot install the software if you are running any version of Vista. D-Link tech support apologizes for this known issue and suggests downloading their Vista driver Beta which they describe as 'unstable.' Huh?