Will this work with windows me (2000) version? My old micron computer needs an idea to pick up wireless service.
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I recommend contacting the manufacturer, I did not see a driver set for Windows ME on the disk however. This isn't a wireless device for wifi, it is an infrared transceiver, it allows connection with another infrared device to exchange data.
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I think so but the instructions are for Windows users you can look at the manuel on the website you have to look in the 120n wireless to find it.
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If you have a wifi router attached to any computer nearby an internet connection. You can use a USB netgear type device and it should work with windows XP windows 7 or 8
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It works with MCE in any Windows 7 that has it. Will also work with Media Portal which is an alternative to MCE.
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I haven't used one with this computer, but I don't see why it wouldn't. It runs Windows 8 and has full wireless networking capabilities.
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Try installing a WF-2540 and did not work at all. According my appreciation is a bad product, the PCB is poor. I advise you not to buy it.
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This item will work with an old old computer. Win98, get your money back, that item should no longer be sold.
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The intel website is real good for answering what wireless cards will work. depends on your version of windows you are running.http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/wireless-products/wireless-product-selection-guide.html
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If your old computer doesn't have a wireless card, this will do it. However, if its that old, it might not have a USB port and you might need a wireless card instead (they are VERY cheap)!
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SORRY..........Forget my last answer as I was referring to a Network Card. I love the Sparkle GeForce for my Windows 2000 system. I would go ahead an order it from Amazon and try it out. The good thing about Amazon is that if it doesn't work right you can always return it. Amazon is my number 1 place to make my purchases.
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Any network card will work as long as you've got drivers for it. There's also one more important point, though - the pins have to be the same ! I've actually returned this card , and here's why: I own Toshiba Satellite L455D, which came originally with Realtek RTL8180 wireless card. I've got drivers for this card, everything was connected and disconnected properly, but the wireless LED wouldn't come up; pressing fn+F8, which is shortcut for turning on-off wireless, didn't do the trick either. After looking closer at the two cards, it turned out that unlike the original wireless card, this one had gaps on the left (large part) and on the right (smaller part). So take out your wireless card that you have right now or look up it's pictures online, and compare to this card. If the pins appear the same, download driver, or do that when the card arrives by connecting through ethernet
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Yes. I am using it with Windows 8 without any problems. It is a good wireless card.
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Hi, I bought the this for use it on a windows 7 with a motherboard that has a 1 x PCI-E x1 2.0 Slot, usually the old motherboards does not have one. I don't think it will work on windows ME and maybe with windows XP. I´m sure that it works on Windows 7 and Windows 8.kind Regards
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First, I had no luck getting this device to work at all. Second, the operating system will not have an affect on the wireless signal. So, yes, if you can get it to work, it will work with Windows 8.
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Turn your laptop upside down, and remove the battery. One of the small doors underneath will be covering the current wireless card. Take that door off and look at the card currently in your laptop. If it's the same size and shape as the new one, and the plug end is on the same side and such, then YES it will work in your laptop, or any laptop with the same configuration with the wireless card. It's the same as plugging a PCI card in a desktop computer; the brand doesn't matter. What matters is will it fit when you plug it in. Just make sure you plug the two small wires in the same way they are with the old one (left and right sides). Then you just need to start your laptop and let Windows find the drivers. If no drivers are found, go to the web site for the card manufacturer and find the drivers there. Obviously, it will be wise to write down what name and numbers are on the card before you put it in (as is shown in the question ad). Being an Intel Wireless card, there's a 90% chance windows will have the drivers you need, or can download them from Windows Update (with a wired connection).
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It should work just fine, just about everything I have that works with Windows works with Linux. Shutdown the machine, install the hardware and it should just pick it automatically. At the top on the taskbar, click on your wireless icon, to see if it is there and whether it has found your wireless network.
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That's exactly what it will do. My internal wireless adapter failed on my 6-year-old laptop running XP, and this plugs into one of my USB ports, restoring connectivity.