Gigabyte Wireless GN-WPKG - Gigabyte GN-WPKG 802.11g/b Wireless Adapter

What makes you think you need an antenna with 20 dB of gain to get 300m with 2.4GHz?
If that's an RP-SMA connector on the card, try an (8 dBi) RE09P-RSP from l-com.com (about $40).

2 4 GHz 8 dBi Flat Patch Antenna 4ft RP SMA Plug Connector RE09P RSP

Hi just try this links

 

http://www.gigabyte.com/support-downloads/download-center.aspx?kw=gn-bp5401&ck=2

 

or

 

http://www.gigabyte.com/webpage/19/download-center.html

 

if any doubt replay this post

 

 

goto there website and download the drivers

plz try with the driver for vista

With the hardware installed you also need to insure that the drivers have been installed. You will need to use the software that came with it or use windows wireless zero configuration application with your wireless router.

Hi,

Please specify the model number of the wireless router and the operating system installed on the concerned computer. Also let me know if you are able to go online wired through the router.

Reply for a quick answer.

Regards
Anand

Hi,
The problem could be caused,as you are also missing the chip-set drivers for the motherboard. You need to download and install the chip-set drivers for the motherboard first. Then install the wireless card driver and it would solve the problem.
Sometimes the conflict is also caused, due to faulty installation of the os.
1. Remove the entries of the PCI, from the device manager. 2.Remove the wireless card from the computer.
3.Restart the computer. 4.Shut down again, 5.Put the card back in and then install it one more time.

Thanks
Proton

Thanks
Proton

try uninstalling the wireless driver in safe mode, and reinstalling it after boot up.

What is your operating system and are you using any special programs for wireless connectivity?

Here is an article that should help Ad-hoc networking access point