#802.11N DRIVER DOWNLOAD WINDOWS 7 MANUALS#

The link you provided doesn't work for me (perhaps you have to log into the site first), so I can't check for you. Whenever I run Microsoft Update it tells me to upgrade to the latest drivers, however, with the newest drivers I experience a SIGNIFICANT drop in throughput. Just make sure that the folder with the driver files includes an *.inf file. I currently use drivers from 2008: Driver Version 4.176.75.21 - for my Dell Wireless 1505 Draft 802.11n WLAN Mini-Card. The same directions will likely work for the file you downloaded from download now, if you want to try that. See the original Augpost by ukufoo for directions on using this package. The driver at the Softpedia site is said to be compatible with everything from XP to 10, both 32-bit and 64-bit. The solution offered there didn't work for everyone, but it seemed to work for most. Take a look at this rather long thread in the Windows 10 section of Microsoft Community: Thus, you're pretty much left to the mercy of third-party sites. On the other hand, Windows Update seems to have drivers for Windows 8, 8.1, and 10 - but not Windows 7 (probably because it's no longer supported by Microsoft).

#802.11N DRIVER DOWNLOAD WINDOWS 7 MANUALS#

The Asus support site no longer includes manuals or drivers for this product and only has the 'utility' software for Windows XP through 8.1. That being said, the Asus USB-AC56R appears to be a very old product. There's really no way to determine exactly what you're getting - it may or may not be the driver for the product you think it is, it may or may not be the latest version, and it may or may not be infected with malware. It's always best to avoid third-party driver sites such as.

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