D-link Range Booster N650/DWA-547 driver removes user switcher

Downlaod the latest drive from there website. The discs sometimes come with back drivers on them. http://support.dlink.com/ProductInfo.aspx?m=DWA-131

same issue here on a winxp machine with sp2


having hard time to update to sp3 as the dlink DWA 125 requierments ask ...

so i tested the DWA 125 usb on a windows 7 machine and Iam having the same issues, windows not finding the adapter ....

Dlink guys post a link for solution ...?? not recommending otherwise

There is a great article at Working with Windows Wireless Networks
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There is a great article at Working with Windows Wireless Networks
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There a great article at General Router Setup.
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you may need a new driver for your dlink
this device may be made pre sp3
try following link to dlink to find new driver for your 110

http://www.dlink.com.au/tech/Downloa...iletype=Driver


i hope this was useful.

Have you tried a different wireless channel number?

You can download drivers from D-Link official site here
http://www.dlink.com.au/tech/Download/download.aspx?product=DWA-110&revision=REV_A&filetype=Drivers
Good Luck, and do rate the solution if got help

Did you try these drivers for DWA-125?
ftp://ftp.dlink.com/Wireless/dwa125/Drivers/dwa125_drivers_120.zip

If your model is DWA-125 RevA2 then you need these drivers for it.
ftp://ftp.dlink.com/Wireless/dwa125_revA2/Drivers/dwa125_revA2_drivers_130.zip


Uninstall all the previous drivers/ apps related to your adapter. Download the appropriate drivers above. Unzip/ extract the file. But don't run any installer yet.

Plug in your adapter first cancel the windows new hardware found pop up if it come up. If windows says no drivers found thats ok. If windows finds the drivers and installs it right then great if not then lets move on.

Open device manager. Click on the adapter and click upgrade driver and select find drivers manually. Point it to the folder you unzipped all the files too. And windows should install the drivers this time.

Let us know how it goes..

I have a motto.... Never follow the directions that come from the manufacturer....
The software that comes from them are automated, and depicting omn what system you are running
when you insert your card, find the folder that has been extracted to and with the windows browser, install from that source, and that will bypass the "Verification".

check the status of the device under Device Manager first and see if it was properly installed. If yes, you may use the wireless zero configuration utility built-in to XP or Vista. If your OS is lower than XP you have the use the utility provided by D-link. It usually comes with a CD installer for its driver and utility.

Please rate and see if it helps. Thanks and goodluck.