Reviews and Problems with Belkin Wireless G Plus Notebook Card
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Overall 6
Useless Driver CD
B. Reed, Amazon
3 June 2009
Summary: The card worked fine using drivers downloaded from Belkin's support site but the included driver disc was useless, windows could not match the card to the drivers due to
Summary: this product is the easiest way to get sucured intrenet in a house that was built over 40 years ago . it was easy to install and instantly took me to my home page in a...
Summary: This card works with the Macintosh. I have had two of these cards stop working and Belkin has both times replaced them gratis. What a company!
Summary: This PCMCIA Card, F5D7011, Version 1000, works out of the box with Linspire 5.0, Freespire, Ubuntu/Kubuntu!! You don't even need the 'Install CD" for 802.11b/g at 54Mbs!
Summary: I purchased this wireless network card to replace a Microsoft MN-720. I had nothing but problems and could not get it to work on my wireless network.
Summary: I am using Ver. 1101 of this card in my Pismo Powerbook, running OS X 10.3.9. Since this card uses the Broadcom chipset, my PowerBook automatically recognizes it and...
Summary: I was never able to install the software for this thing. Not only that, it crashed my computer a number of times and made subsequent restarts and shutdowns really slow.
Summary: My original Belkin F5D7010 ver 3000 card died in Mac OS X 10.4, Tiger. This version uses the Ralink chipset, and there is no currently available software for this card...
My Own Personal Experience Of Using The Belkin Wireless G Pl ...
andrew_dav, Dooyoo
18 September 2009
Summary: I bought this card to gain access to my wireless network, any others that have to potential to connect to in a public area years go as a replacement because the previous