D-Link DWA - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

disable the adapter in the change adapter settings page. Then re enable it and try it. You can also remove the driver from device manager and reboot, windows will automatically reinstall the drive and it may work. USe the troubleshooting app to fix or detect the issue. If the connection show it has internet but you can't reach a page, try another browser.

It is highly unlikely that the flat mouse batteries had anything to do with the problems with your D-Link. I would try powering down both the router and range booster and then power them back up after waiting 15 seconds. If that doesn't work I would check that your netgear has a wireless signal and you can connect to the internet through that. If that is working OK, then I would see if you can log on to your D-Link range booster using wifi. If that works OK, then go to the setup section and make sure it is receiving the netgear wifi signal.

Download the Drivers direct from D link

http://www.wireless-driver.com/dlink-dwa-121-wireless-windows-driver-software/

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

Go to dlink.com and search for drivers for your particular device. They are free to download. If you included the model I would have provided a link.

Your driver is at this link. Link Support Resources

Do you have the right adapter for this tv?
Here is a list of compatible routers for newer tv's:

http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-WIS09ABGN-LinkStick-Wireless-Adapter/dp/B0021LA1BE

Just get a wireless bridge. Basically a wifi to ethernet adaptor in a tiny box.
Configure it, then plug it in to the TV and its connected.
If you have a old wireless router or access point then you can put it to use to do the same thing.

TV Usb adapters will work. They do not need additional drivers. All seem to cost around the $100 mark.
The wireless bridge is a much better option. I also had a PS2 connected via this before my kids stole it.
TV can only talk to PCs, not NAS other than via USB.
Great TV though!

You will need to get an external device that will allow the TV to pick up the internet ..... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTd6rnw5IeQ

download the d link instalation wizard

Here is link where you can download drivers without CD:Drivers