Driver not support for H/W Ver:D1

Go to the web site of what ever PC you have ( Dell, HP or what ever the PC is ). At the web site you should find section that says drivers and support, or something like that. It will have you select your make and model. You should find the correct drivers there.

Hope this helps.
Good Luck
cookEmonster

All D-Link device-drivers are available for FREE download from the manufacturer's web-site: http://support.dlink.com

Just select your model and version of the D-Link hardware,
and then select your Operating System.
Download, and install.

Sorry,your hardware only support Windows 98SE, Me, 2K, XP, or Mac OS 9 and OS X,so  you may not be able to connect it in windows 7.

But the manufacturer has done some revised on the driver
here is the link of that revised driver

ftp://ftp.dlink.com/Broadband/dsl302g_revC/Drivers/dsl302G_driver_103.zip

check it out 

Go to dlink.com. Select IP cameras. At the top is a search using Product Quick Find. Find the 900w and click on it.Select Support Resources. All the firmware and software is there.

Here are the drivers:

The hardware version is given on the bottom of the device. Example: H/W ver.:A1 or H/W ver.:B1

If you have DWL G510 rev A:
ftp://ftp.dlink.com/Wireless/dwlg510/Drivers/dwlg510_driver_100.zip

If you have DWL G510 rev B:
ftp://ftp.dlink.com/Wireless/dwlg510_revB/Drivers/dwlG510_revB_drivers_S0031.zip

Please paste the following link into your browser's address bar and run the setup after unzipping the file downloaded and watch how all your problems vanish!

ftp://ftp.dlink.co.uk/wireless/dwl-g630/DWL-G630_driver_v5.11.zip

Hello, Lore.
Did you mean DWL-6510 or DWL-G510?
I have some comments for the last one; if it is not your PCI-card, I hope the solution is alike, at least.
My PCI-card is G510 version C and I recently posted a comment on a certain Internet Forum. See what I wrote:

First of all: D-Link simply mistreated all the costumers who bought version Cx.
The best thing to do:
1- Get the latest drivers from Australia site - www.dlink.com.au - (look for SUPPORT and not "quick find").
2- Specially for Win XP-SP3, try the USA site; you will need to follow this path because the update file is very hidden on the site: click support / FAQ / search for "G510 SP3" and see the answer for the only question that is there (so far); download the newest driver for SP3; this driver has no installer; you will have to use it as an update if you have already a driver installed (click "properties" and "update driver" on the device located at control panel / system / hardware); if you have no driver already istalled, you will have to do the opposite of DLink directions: install phisically the card before installing driver, click start / control panel / system / hardware and search for a "?" sign, click on it and provide it the downloaded driver.

Good luck!!

Avoid using the DLink Utility. Use only the drivers and let the windows manage all the net.
In order to do so, uninstall everything about DLink. Do the opposite of what they say: istall the card first. Look for the yellow "?" on / control panel / system / hardware and install it manually by telling to windows where the driver is.
I posted a text in another Forum, about drivers. Maybe it helps:
First of all: D-Link simply mistreated all the costumers who bought version Cx.
The best thing to do:
1- Get the latest drivers from Australia site - www.dlink.com.au - (look for SUPPORT and not "quick find").
2- Specially for Win XP-SP3, try the USA site; you will need to follow this path because the update file is very hidden on the site: click support / FAQ / search for "G510 SP3" and see the answer for the only question that is there (so far); download the newest driver for SP3; this driver has no installer; you will have to use it as an update if you have already a driver installed (click "properties" and "update driver" on the device located at control panel / system / hardware); if you have no driver already istalled, you will have to do the opposite of DLink directions: install phisically the card before installing driver, click start / control panel / system / hardware and search for a "?" sign, click on it and provide it the downloaded driver.
Good luck!!

http://support.dlink.com/products/view.asp?productid=DSB%2DC310

They don't mention a Vista driver for this discontinued product, who knows you might get lucky with their XP driver. If unlucky the first time in XP, de-install the driver, the re-install with Compatibility mode set to XP and administrative rights sets. The Dlink support team used to be pretty good about their responces with a responce within a couple of days of asking however I doubt they will further support a discontinued product. They may have other suggestions tho

all u hav eto do buddie and u wann do is download latest version from www.ati.com ok under support 8.1 ect always update