Lost cd I have lost the install cd for my us robotics 802.11g wireless adapter. How can I install it on my computer?

The installation CD contains a driver of the adapter to run the device.If you lost the CD, you can let your computer find the driver online.

Connect your computer to the internet .Plug the USB device to your laptop. Go to device manager , look under network adapter , find Compact Wireless-G USB Network Adapter w/ SpeedBooster, right-click it, hit update driver, there will be a windows update pop-up page, so just hit search automatically.

Use the XP or VISTA one and just ignore the message about it not being win 7 certified

go to a working internet computer. go to the manufactoreres website and go to downloads , there you will be able to find the drivers.

www.usrobottics.con

what you can do is if you got another computer with internet connectivity then go on to the usb adapter make site and there sould be a section for you to download the driver software

Hi,

I just want to tell you that once your computer formatted then all the drivers for the you usb adapter removed from your computer and you required to reinstall the drivers for you computer.

1. I can recommend you that you got the CD for your usb adapter. You can install the usb adapter on your computer with the help of CD.
2. Secondly in any case if lost the CD i am providing you a link for your adapter you go to this website and download it from this website according to the version for your adapter

http://kb.netgear.com/app/products/family/a_id/1268

Thanks & Regards
Jaspreet Singh Sani

I would go into the device manager and remove the device from there - if its shown. Press the Windows key (bottom left of the keyboard} and at the same time press the R key, now in the search box that appears - type devmgmt.msc and see if you have a wireless adapter showing at all. If you have any ? X or ! look under network adapters - click on the + and see if you have the adapter listed - check if it has any X or ! or ?
As you have downloaded the driver from the website - you can right click on the device and remove - now reboot and let windows detect the new hardware and then it will ask for the driver again - see if that installs correctly
If you want to go back to before you installed the device - try a system restore start>programs>accessories>system tools>system recovery - choose a date to before the problem , that should clear the program and the registry, and then you can try to load the driver again

Visit http://www.dynexsupport.com/ to look for your product/drivers.

the software supplied by USR only supports windows (not MAC).
this link is for the page detailing the unit.
http://www.usr-emea.com/support/s-prod-template.asp?loc=unkg&prod=5420

this link is for the software
http://www.usr.com/support/5420/5420-files/5420_rel1.0.zip

Here is a link to install guides and driver installations for your specific OS.
linky

Generally a code 10 refers to a dead component unfortunately.Although the card will be recognised.