The product is simple enough to use and the instructions are pretty clear in the manual. I got it set up and connected in no time. The problem is that the bandwidth is horrendous.

This page contains information about installing the latest Encore Electronics 802.11n N150 driver downloads using the Encore Electronics Driver Update Tool. Encore Electronics 802.11n N150 drivers are tiny programs that enable your Wireless Adapter hardware to communicate with your operating system software. Set up Your Wireless Adapter 5 NETGEAR N150 Wireless USB Adapter WNA1100. Package Contents. Your adapter comes with a. Depending on the location where you purchased it, either a USB cable or an adapter cradle with a USB cable comes in the package too. Resource CD N150 Wireless Adapter USB cable N150 Wireless Adapter Resource CD.

No matter how close I am to the router, it literally takes minutes to load a webpage. Network status shows a great connection but any attempt to load a webpage or download something is met with speeds that would be considered bad on dial-up. I attempted to download an updated driver from the Encore site and had the same results. Another user having the same issue (over at Newegg) was able to get a hold of Encore support and they provided him with an updated driver which seemed to solve his issue.

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I have tried several times to contact their support, by email and phone with zero luck. Their operator told me that the system the support team (team? HA!) uses has been down and should be up 'tomorrow'. I laughed and started looking for another adapter to purchase. Luckily, I only paid $2 for this thing so I'm not out much but this thing isn't worth anything.

The product is simple enough to use and the instructions are pretty clear in the manual. I got it set up and connected in no time.

The problem is that the bandwidth is horrendous. No matter how close I am to the router, it literally takes minutes to load a webpage. Network status shows a great connection but any attempt to load a webpage or download something is met with speeds that would be considered bad on dial-up. I attempted to download an updated driver from the Encore site and had the same results.

Another user having the same issue (over at Newegg) was able to get a hold of Encore support and they provided him with an updated driver which seemed to solve his issue. I have tried several times to contact their support, by email and phone with zero luck. Their operator told me that the system the support team (team? HA!) uses has been down and should be up 'tomorrow'. I laughed and started looking for another adapter to purchase. Luckily, I only paid $2 for this thing so I'm not out much but this thing isn't worth anything.

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They hope these examples will help you to get a better understanding of the Linux system and that you feel encouraged to try out things on your own. To receive this Complete Guide absolutely free. Code: freddy@freddy-Evo-D500:~/Descargas$ sudo dpkg --install RTL8188C_8192C_USB_linux_v4.0.2_901 [sudo] password for freddy: dpkg-split: error: error al leer RTL8188C_8192C_USB_linux_v4.0.2_901: Is a directory dpkg././src/unpack.c:123:deb_reassemble: error interno: unexpected exit status 2 from dpkg-splitI don't know why this happens. I remember I've used this command to install another things (I can't remember which, it was a long time ago) but now it doesn't work. Make sure you are in the directory in which the driver is in and the terminal see's it.