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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Works Flawlessly
Works out of the package in Windows 7 x64. Atheros chipset. I use it as a dedicated network port for virtual machines. I'm knocking a star off for not including the stabilizer for 54mm slots. [...] If you plan to use this in ExpressCard54 slots I highly recommend a stabilizer as it is very easy to move around in the slot without one.
Published on October 6, 2009 by Christopher Luce
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1.0 out of 5 stars
Driver problems with Windows 7
Although another user reported success with Windows 7, I was not so lucky. I had the card working for a bit, but upon restarting the computer, the card was not showing up in my list of ethernet adapters. It still worked but not at gigabit speed. Even when it was showing up in the list, I was not getting gigabit speed. I ended up spending several hours online to find that...
Published 16 months ago by Robert Froom
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Works Flawlessly,
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This review is from: Upgrade Notebook To Support Cutting-edge Gigabit Over Ethernet Speeds Of Up To 1 (Electronics)
Works out of the package in Windows 7 x64. Atheros chipset. I use it as a dedicated network port for virtual machines. I'm knocking a star off for not including the stabilizer for 54mm slots. [...] If you plan to use this in ExpressCard54 slots I highly recommend a stabilizer as it is very easy to move around in the slot without one.
1.0 out of 5 stars
Driver problems with Windows 7,
Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?)
This review is from: Upgrade Notebook To Support Cutting-edge Gigabit Over Ethernet Speeds Of Up To 1 (Electronics)
Although another user reported success with Windows 7, I was not so lucky. I had the card working for a bit, but upon restarting the computer, the card was not showing up in my list of ethernet adapters. It still worked but not at gigabit speed. Even when it was showing up in the list, I was not getting gigabit speed. I ended up spending several hours online to find that one must disable IPv6 to get gigabit speed to work. I finally got this changed and thought my problems were solved. Nonetheless, after rebooting my computer a second time, the adapter was again not listed and gigabit speed was lost.
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