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Belkin F5D5050 USB to 10/100 Ethernet Adaptor - Networking

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Adds your PC to your network, easily--through a USB port, Connects your PC to a broadband modem, Installs easily into any available USB port--without requiring you to open your PC case
Works with Windows; 98SE, ME, 2000, XP 32 Bit & Vista 32 Bit
Installs easily into any available USB port--without requiring you to open your PC case
Comes with a Belkin Lifetime Warranty and free, 24-hour technical support
Does NOT work with Windows 7, Vista 64 Bit or XP 64 Bit
Exchanges data quickly between connected PCs and notebooks; lets you share printers and other peripherals, and communicate via e-mail

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Product Description

The easiest way to get your computer ready to share Internet access is through an available USB port. The Adapter simply plugs in to let your PC connect to your cable or DSL modem, as well as share files and peripherals with computers that are connected to the network. With instant, Plug-and-Play USB and the simple setup with our included software, you can add sharing capability in minutes without opening your computer case to install a card.

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Adds your PC to your network, easily--through a USB port
Lets you share your Internet connection--ideal for multiplayer gaming, accessing streaming audio and video, and other high-end Internet functions
Installs easily into any available USB port--without requiring you to open your PC case
Comes with a Belkin Lifetime Warranty and free, 24-hour technical support
Connects your PC to a broadband modem
Exchanges data quickly between connected PCs and notebooks; lets you share printers and other peripherals, and communicate via e-mail

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Product Dimensions

9 x 6.5 x 2.1 inches

Item Weight

11.4 ounces

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9.9 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)

ASIN

B000062R4P

Item model number

F5D5050

National Stock Number

7025-01-508-0583

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112 customer reviews

3.0 out of 5 stars

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#10,631 in Electronics > Accessories & Supplies > Audio & Video Accessories > Cables & Interconnects
#14,954 in Electronics > Accessories & Supplies > Home Audio Accessories
#26,510 in Electronics > Accessories & Supplies > Cables

Date first available at Amazon.com

April 18, 2008

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Customer-KZ

USB 1.1 - Max 12Mbps

July 30, 2009

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I struggled with whether or not to review but felt a need to inform potential buyers that this is a USB 1.1 device. Meaning - at best it will transfer 12Mbps not 100Mbps. If you will be using this primarily for internet access you will likely not see any speed difference as most broadband speeds are far less than 12Mbps. However, if you have a home network and use this device to send/receive information across the network you will notice a significabnt lag compared to a standard network card or a USB 2.0 adapter which can take advantage of the full 200Mbps Full Duplex mode.

I am not suggesting in any way that this is a bad product - just make sure you get the product that best meets your needs. I do think the $25 is excessive for a USB 1.1 device, should be more in the $15 range - my opinion anyway.

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J. NORONHA

Does not work with xp

August 26, 2009

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Firstly, it says 10/100 mbps but its a 1.1 usb adapter and not usb 2.0 which
means you can get no more than theoritical 12 mbps. This is no big deal
as most dsl and cable broadband have around the same bandwidth ranging from
2mbps to 12 mbps.

No way you can get 100 mbps in your home network.
Will be slower than wireless g speed.
Specifying 100 mbps in 10/100 mbps is very misleading.

I tried installing the device on windows xp sp2.build 2600.xpsp_sp2_gdr.

Next its not plug and play on windows xp. You plug it in and the
internal speaker bell keeps beeping non stop.

On vista 32 bit it recognised this as Belkin nework
adapter and was plug and play.
After the driver was installed, it did light up the device and worked.

On windows xp, the plugged in USB just keeps ringing the internal speaker bell every 2 seconds
with or without no driver installed. No light appears
on the device.

I tried installing the driver that came with the cd.

It wrongly recognises it as 'bluetooth lan access server driver'.

I went into control panel,<system>, devices uninstalled it.

Then went through the "add/remove hardware wizard" and tried to
add it. No luck it updated a driver 'AN986 usb to fast Ethernet adapter"
which was useless. A waste of time.

I disabled all ethernet devices i.e. the built in an on my compaq laptop.Also the wifi and the
bluetooth dongle and went through the above install doing the song and dance
routine of <add hardware wizard>... install from disk.. No luck .

I thought this problem was specific to my compaq dell laptop with xp. Tried installing the device on ACer laptop with windows xp
of my friends and well the same problem or internal speaker bell keeps ringing for no reason when the device is plugged in. The plug and play was activating
the bell like ti ting ti ting ta ta ta. Not sure if i wanted my laptop as
a dance partner .

I am dissatisfied. Not worth the trouble in todays age of plug n and play.

I guess it might work in win2000 or win2003 or vista 32bit as per the reviews. Not sure how
it can work on windows xp. Worst experience.
spent hours.
The setup file on the cd for belkin Usb has a driver file dt. sep 26 2001
on cd. (8 years ago), The drivers on the web site for file NET8511 that contains setup information for this device was dated 11/8/2006. (3 years)

Was unsuccessful in it recognising the belkin correctly with both drivers
.

No luck and a total waste of time. spent hours and not worth the trouble
in todays plug and play age of software.

Returning the same.

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Zach Welch

Unacceptable Linux Performance

March 22, 2016

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I used this for a time with a Raspberry Pi 2 running Raspbian (wheezy) configured as a NAT gateway. I found that this adapter was limiting the forwarded network traffic to 3mbps and inducing 2-3 seconds of latency in the connection. The problem went away when I swapped it out for a different adapter. Tests on a PC were only able to reach speeds of 5mbps.

It does work, but its performance is unacceptable. Spend a few dollars more and buy a better one.

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Pandora Spox

Replace the motherboard?!! Nah!! Just get this!

July 15, 2008

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When a storm fried my ethernet port, the Mac forums I researched said you'd have to replace the motherboard to fix it. That, of course, would mean a ridiculous amount of money.

Fortunately, I found an article that recommended this under-$30 device. To make it work with Mac OSX, it explained, you'd just need to download the free Pegasus USB-to-Ethernet driver (found at sourceforge, among others).

Well, I got it today, plugged it in, and at first it didn't pull up an IP address. I called my ISP and went through a couple of simple steps -- something involving a manual setting in my network -- and soon up popped those beautiful IP address numbers. Who knows -- it might have just taken the modem a minute to figure it out and the settings I fiddled with might not have done anything. Point is, it worked with minor hassle.

What a relief! Great product at a great price. (Would be even better if it came with the Mac software/driver - we're not Untouchable Fringe People, you know, Belkin!) ;)

***ADDENDUM: When I upgraded to OS 10.5.6 several months later, the adapter continued to work for a couple of weeks and then it got futzy. It wouldn't work until I unplugged it and replugged it in -- every time I turned the computer on, I'd have to do this.

I was going to buy a replacement but first searched the net to see if this had happened to anyone else. I'm glad I did -- it turns out it *was* related to the upgrade, and a fix was available in the Apple support/discussion forums.

Again, Belkin: Please make your great product more Mac-friendly! One shouldn't have to jerryrig the software to get it to work.

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