D-LINK DWL-G122 REV B1 DRIVER DOWNLOAD

Apple gets what it pays for Review: After several emails with local suppliers, I gave up looking and actually went to a shop to buy one. When I called DLink customer support, all they would do was refer me to a company called macwireless. Bennu on Mar 08, '06 I'd really like a menu bar like the Airport one. I didn't know anything could get past the login window

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Your dongle lights must be flashing by now.

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For those of us with older Macs that only have airport b cards inside there is another way to get to The router just ignores other client card it does not know. One reason why you might be interested in a USB wireless antenna even if you've got a modern Mac with builtin wireless is that the reception on the Airport cards at least in a titanium PowerBook like mine is notoriously weak. How long would be far enough?

Click Connect at the bottom of the window. Based on the old DWL-G thread I purchased a combo pack with router and with the rebate got a faily decent deal.

I just don't understand why it would have stopped working all of a sudden when it was working just fine before. I'm sorely tempted to go out and buy one but I'd like feedback on this thing first.

What if you can locate an older A1 or A2 version? Also, for some reason, the driver? It was working poorly with the driver on the CD, disconnecting all the time. They don't make any of these for Macs? So, now I have uninstalled its' driver and reinstalled the old DWL I'd rather not buy it yet, as I'd like you guys to say if it'll work for me or not.

Use a D-Link DWL-G USB WiFi Dongle - revisited - Mac OS X Hints

If this works check if Internet is liveyou did everything right so far. Thanks to this amazing Thread, I, who did not feel that hunting down and buying an Airport card for my titanium Powerbook G4 now running I followed the steps above exactly I may just have to return it and purchase something else.

So the Ralink driver trick only works with the B1 version of the G Some followup comments and questions: Click Update and let your Base Station reboot. After a short moment for me, it takes about secondsa weird green icon should appear in the unnamed column next to the SSID column, meaning you're connected to the Base Station!

Thanks for reviving the old DWL-G thread from a year ago and for the excellent summary!

This "rev B1" thing is crucial, as ddl-g122 is this version of the dongle that uses the Ralink chipset, which Ralink has drivers for, but not D-Link if D-Link did, this hint wouldn't exist. Can anyone shed a little light on this?

The only way to reconnect is to stop the radio, unplug it, plug it into the other USB port, then restart the radio. The d-lonk had to go, however, and since the app needs to be running all the time for it to work and is therefore always on my rwl-g122I used a photo from D-Link's marketing materials to make a better application icon.

I hope this is relavent. Just in case, one of the suppliers assured me that it sports a Railink chip, so these might work for other revisions too.

Pretty good deal I think. I've tried everything I can think of.

D-Link DWL-G122 rev B1

You must use the "Raitek Wireless Utility" program to utilize the dongle, and connect to access points, and it is at least a magnitude better then my iBook G4's built-in Airport Extreme. You should dwl-g212 a notice telling you that a new network interface was found. This may be of help if any owners are suffering random disconnections: