On Mac OS X can you use the airport utility in the menubar, or do you have to use third party software?
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You need to install the drivers that comes with the adapter. I was only able to connect my macbook pro to max 144mbts. The internal adapter connected to 217mbt. Windows is ok, but no recommended for mac.
1643984
Nope, the mac os x will detect it, install the drivers, and you are good to go
1873012
Yes you can, just make sure to install drivers if your Mac don't have them installed.
2016107
I don't see why not. I found the whole set up to be a bit less than stellar and decided to switch to Apple Airport Extreme and Express. It's much easier to use and much more reliable. plug and play and it just works. You can also use two expresses or three if necessary and they'll work together seamlessly as one big network.
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I presume that the "10.2.8" is the OS X operating system version ("Jaguar"). The time frame in question (2001-2002) is about the time Apple transitioned from "Airport" to Airport-Extreme". These two cards are NOT compatible; my iMac (1999) uses the older "airport" card with adapter. The Apple website has pictures and compatibility charts. If you have the compatible, failed card, compare it to the pictures. Use Google to look for: Apple airport card. There are links between the two card type pages on the Apple site. Sorry I can't be more help. I presume that the "10.2.8" is the OS X operating system version ("Jaguar"). The time frame in question (2001-2002) is about the time Apple transitioned from "Airport" to Airport-Extreme". These two cards are NOT compatible; my iMac (1999) uses the older "airport" card with adapter. The Apple website has pictures and compatibility charts. If you have the compatible, failed card, compare it to the pictures. Use Google to look for: Apple airport card. There are links between the two card type pages on the Apple site. Sorry I can't be more help.
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If you go to www.alfa.com.tw and go to the support download section you will find a driver for mac 10.9.X
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Probably. http://www.usr.com/en/support/product?prod=5637 They have the driver download for it. They probably do not have USR made menu driven software so it will only have whatever Apple gives you only to run it. tucows.com or someone may have a free program.
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Use is explorer or Firefox. They have in a software for Mac I believe on their web site.
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The iMac comes equipped with Apple's app, Airport, which is turned on in the System Preferences, under the Apple logo on the menu bar. It is normally turned on when the iMac comes out of the box. You may want to go to System preferences anyway, to turn on the checkbox for "Display In Menubar," so you can hook up to WiFi stations available n your area, if unlocked, or to your own WiFi station. Airport can receive any WiFi connection up to and including the "N" band.It also has an ethernet connector on the back, so you can use a wired connection if you prefer.
155449
Yes. I had an iMac and MacBook Pro. I used the Apple wireless airport. I like the 810. It works fine and has many features but plastic is flimsy. Just be gentle with it
517334
I can't speak for macs, but if you're on a PC you can change the bindings of the side buttons within an individual application. Many games offer support for binding extra mouse buttons if you navigate to the keybinding screen.
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link is fixed, and the mac driver is available - and the software works!!!!!
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This is a feature I really need, conflicting answers on the same day...I've looked through the online documentation and don't see the MAC address on any configuration screen.Is there a tie breaking vote from an actual owner?
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Not sure if anyone's answered yet, but this depends upon which A1002 you're talking about. If it's an original emac 800mHz or less, probably. If it's one of the newer ones (2005, ATI, USB2.0) it'll need the airport extreme. They all look the same, but they switched cards about halfway through production, so you have to check your specs. Here's a link to help you out: http://support.apple.com/kb/index?page=search&src=support_site.home.search&locale=en_US&q=eMac
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No. Or at least not easily. You can use the free foobar2000 (for Windows) or the £14.99 Dipper for Mac OSX to do it. This has been a bit of a disappointment for me, especially as "Playlists" appear in the X5's menu system
765458
My old iBook needed no adapter. I never used the Airport card as I can't update the firmware for more RAM and so it sits unused...
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Sorry , I'm not familiar with Mac &/or Mavericks. I'm into Windows Pro 8.1. Per Edimax tech support, supposedly there is a Realtek driver that should automatically install if the Edimax drivers are removed first. They await a beta driver from realtek.com.
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I've been using an Apple Airport Express with excellent results. Easy to set up as well.