I cannot install airlink wn710np wifi usb adapter because windows cannot find the needed software on the web

As far as I can tell it should use universal wifi drivers that are built into Windows 7 and above. That said I suspect you may need specific drivers for Windows 7, 8.1, and 10 to make it work correctly. You'll also have to choose it as your main wifi connection once installed over any internal wifi your computer may have. You can find the drivers by searching NT-WGHU at the linked url below. Make sure you click the "windows" banner to get the appropriate driver. http://www.sabrent.com/downloads.php

There are no drivers for the RALink 5370 for Windows CE. This product's Windows support starts with Windows XP. You need to try a different wireless adapter. One rated for WinCE.

here's a link at end of this message u can use to read or obtain the 3026 card's manual. or just go to manufacture's site ,,airlink.com, click tab to go to support page and do a search for ur model , then find and download the zip file for the OEM drivers and setup/config utility, extract the compressed file to ur hard drive, be sure u pay attention as to where it is going to be extracted to, then turn ur PC off, power down all the way ,, insert card into the board slot, secure it properly,, restart PC, and when new hardware install screen pops up for the auto detection asking u if u want to install drivers, be sure to click cancel, do not continue with install at this time,,, the window will close,,,then go to folder where u extracted the software files, click setup icon, when it finishes,it will close and restart PC, when it reboots, u should see the Windows lan network connection icon on lower right of screen.. left click it , go to config tab, and remove the default check from box on upper left corner of that window to disable windows from doing any of the card install or config of the wireless connection, Very important**,,, note,,, absolutly no way,, that, both of the utility programs can be enabled or run at same time,, will not work with 2 bosses,, meaning both the airlink setup/config utility and the default windows networking program.,,, this link to read smaller 4 page manual it will explain in detail,,, or u can also locate and download the original larger 20+ page instruction manual at the airlink site as well,,, I just installed same card into a Dell Dimension 8200 last night,,,, had a hell of a time myself,, totally failed at figuring it out per the usual/norm standard installs,, that is,,until I finally did the research,, determined the error was made when initially installing the drivers at detection using the plug n play from windows instead of clicking "cancel" button , as required,,at time of detection of card...then doing the complete install, setup, . and config using only the downloaded OEM Airlink software. Be sure to download the awlh3026_util_drv_winme/xp zip file download that is clearly marked for XP operating systems, two are aailable for xp,, u will need both the drivers and the utility as well as the manual download,,, and only trust software downloads if obtained from the official manufacturer's site ,, heres one set of instruction manual u can go read right now without downloading it to help explain quickly
hope this helps

http://manualslib.com/manual/206893/Airlink-Awlh3026t.html

Download from this link here. According to their technical announcements the windows XP driver works on Vista and 7. There are 2 variations of the driver but not enough information from your question for me to determine which so download this one first and try it. Although they affirm their driver will work in Vista and 7 I would only install the driver and not the whole software suite. Windows does a fine job managing the wireless connection anyway.

The drivers are only available through XP, http://www.airlinkplus.com/driver/wireless_download.htm .

It might be possible to use the compatibility mode to force the driver to load. To try this, download the driver and right click on the installer. Then choose Properties and then the Compatibility tab. Turn on Run program as Compatible with the appropriate OS. Then right click again on the installer and choose Run as Administrator.

I do not know if this will work. A method that will work is to use a computer (virtual, dual-boot, or true second machine) with an older version of Windows installed. If you have Win7 Pro or Ultimate, you can create a virtual XP computer for free. Download and install Virtual PC and XP mode from Microsoft. Install them in order. Then install the XP software from the above site in the virtual computer and it will work. (Other virtual computer programs are Parallels and VMWare.) All of the other options will require a licensed version of the older Windows OS. Please note that the virtual computer can't share files directly with the main computer. You'll need to save files to external or removable media (optical media or flash drive, for example) to share them.

However, in the case of a wifi adapter, this doesn't help since you will not be able to share the wifi with the virtual computer. You would be better off finding a different brand of wifi adapter that is win7 compatible. See microsoft.com for the hardware compatibility as you look for models: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/compatibility/windows-7/en-us/default.aspx

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

There is a great article at Working with Windows Wireless Networks
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Make sure you have the most up to date drivers for both your mini usb adapter and your router.

The 64 bit version of windows 7 may not have the right driver for your equipment.

Will get better with time.

Good luck.

The AWL number was what I was looking for, thanx.
If the AirLink utility is running, there is where you would check the status. The way to set it so that the connection shows in the 'network connections '
Go into your Control Panel, then go into Network Connections
Right click on your AirLink wireless adapter and click “Properties”
Click on the “Wireless Networks” tab
Put a check in the box next to “Use Windows to configure my wireless network settings”
Click “OK”

If you wish to go back to using the AirLink101 802.11g Cardbus Utility, go back into the “Wireless Networks” tab in your AirLink adapter’s properties and remove the check mark next to “Use Windows to configure my wireless network settings”

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