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Brand Name: Linksys
Model Number: WUSB11
Number of Ports: 1
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Top Customer Reviews	Cigarette Pack Size By Amazon Customer on October 9, 2002 Verified Purchase I was having some trouble roaming around my house with my laptop and WPC11 (Linksys) PCMCIA card. Signal strength did not appear to be that great. I found that tipping my laptop on edge I received a good strong signal. This led me to do a little on-line research and I found this article: [...] On WEP and antennas. I almost purchased an antenna for my WAP11 (Linksys) unit, but instead decided to try the WUSB11 first. Glad I did. The price for an antenna ($30 to $60) is comparable, but the flexibility of the WUSB11 is preferable I reasoned, if it worked. It did. Out of the box it is plug-and-play. The box contained: the unit, a 6ft USB cable, an installation CD, and a quick-install guide. I was up and running in about 3 minutes (took me a couple of those minutes just to turn on my laptop!). It was that easy. The time included configuring the WUSB11 to interface with my SSID and WEP settings! Wow! Okay, now for the test: will it work better than the WPC11. I began roaming my house, and with the exception of a couple of remote closets (really dark anyway), I received a 50-80% signal everywhere! Antenna orientation is a major factor on reception! I decided on a more rigorous test: would it work out in my garage (separate from the house). The farthest corner of the garage is over 100ft away and the signal would have to travel through 3-4 interior walls, 1 exterior brick wall, and 1 wood covered garage wall. Signal strength was 60%! My WPC11 would barely register out there. Okay, sold. I will be purchasing a couple more of these to allow me to place computers around the house for the rest of my family and NO wiring. I highly recommend the WUSP11. Read more Read more	Works perfectly! By Titanicfanatic on November 7, 2016 Style: 1 Port English Verified Purchase Does exactly what it says! This handy little device acts as a wifi antenna for any device that does not have wireless capabilities itself! If the device is able to be connected via Ethernet, you simply connect an Ethernet cable from that device to this one! Set up was quite easy on my laptop, after which I plugged in my amcrest security system to this unit. It put the system on our home network and allowed it to connect to the internet immediately! This device does need to be plugged in separately for power, however... either to a powered USB port or to a wall outlet, using the included USB cable and wall adapter. The cable is mini USB to USB. Also comes with a short Ethernet cable. Each cable is probably about 2' long. The wall adapter will not block other adjacent electrical sockets/plugs in a power strip or wall outlet. Read more Read more	Dependable, and Affordable Wireless USB Antennae! By Mike McNamee on November 4, 2016 Color: 600Mbps Verified Purchase I bought 4 of these, and everyone was simple to install on different aged, and different manufactured computers all with different operating systems. Installs in minutes, and all 4 have worked flawlessly, and do not disconnect. I bought these as none of our computers connected to the 5 GHZ wireless network we have so we bought these to make them connect to the faster network. It has great range as well even through a wall. I would highly recommend these, and will definitely purchase again if we have the need for more! Read more Read more	Great adapter, but be careful on Windows 7 64-bit and Linux By Andrew Greimann on March 26, 2014 Verified Purchase This is a great little adapter, and is simply a Plug-and-Play device, if it is the right generation of this little gimmick. The wireless reception is wonderful when I've installed these on various desktop towers, picking up the signal as well as my HP desktop replacement does with its built-in antenna. It even works well with OS X, after finding the right kernel extension (kext) for it. There is only one thing I would caution new owners/buyers on: Be careful what generation of this adapter you purchase, as Windows 7 Pro 64-bit edition will not always work with the drivers without having to manually install them through the Device Manager. Luckily, there are guides online if you have this issue, and this may or may not be the case with your adapter, but it is being written just in case. Also, on several Linux distributions (such as Fedora and Linux Mint), I have noticed the built-in modules drop the connection or make it impossibly slow and unreliable with one generation of this adapter (and I cannot remember which one it was!) To fix this, simply install and use NDISwrapper or install the non-free firmware for that adapter--you can find this by typing lspci (or lsusb if you have to) and determining the wireless card it has inside depending on the generation. Other than these minor quirks, I would definitely recommend these little networking nodes to whoever wants to extend their network on their desktop towers, either at work or at home. Read more Read more	The drive works fine. You are all experiencing disconnects because your computers ... By WR on January 23, 2015 Style: N300 Verified Purchase The drive works fine. You are all experiencing disconnects because your computers see this device as a USB peripheral. While this is technically true, this wireless USB networking device that require to have power 100% of the time. Computers treat USB peripherals dynamically meaning that when they are idle, your computer cuts off power to them. To prevent this from happening, go to your computer's Control Panel found in the start menu and open DEVICE MANAGER. Scroll down to NETWORK ADAPTERS and hit the arrow next to it. Right Click Linksys AE2500 and select properties. Next, go to the Power Management tab and DESELECT "allow computer to turn of this device to save power". Click OK and the device will no longer lose power and disconnect. Read more Read more	Way too much trouble to get configured and failure came quickly. By Bob S on April 10, 2017 Style: Wireless N Verified Purchase Update 4/29/2017 - After having a similar situation of a constantly dropped connection with a TP-LINK server, I purchased a Raspberry Pi 3 from Amazon and configured it to be a print server. It has been a solid performer for 5 days now and has never lost connection. You may want to consider a similar path if you want a reliable print server. I have a HP LaserJet 1200 which does not show up on a lot of lists, but the Pi with CUPS printing system and the HP module works just fine for my printer. It takes a bit more work, but considering all the time I spent trying to get this unit to work, I would say it is about equal. Update 4/12/2017 - I really liked this server; very small size and it did not get hot. As noted below it was a horror show to get it configured correctly, but it did work. (This is the only hardware item that I can ever remember having to contact Tech Support for help.) The problem is that it only worked for about 12 hours. Then I had to unplug it and plug it in again to get it to work. That happened about three times in 12 hours. I even thought it might be my power-saving switch so I connected it directly to my router and it still does not work. I know it is there because it responds when I ping it. Whatever is going on now, the printed page just goes to the ether. No more failed to print messages. Just nothing. When you look in the print queue window there is nothing. So, I am returning this and would suggest that you look elsewhere for a print server. I really wanted to like this thing, I really really did. Original Review: OK. I am giving this print server a 5-star rating based on their customer service, not anything that is in the documentation or on their website. I spent way too much time trying to get this to work before I finally called Customer Service. But, when it works it works great and that is what you want! I have Windows 10 and an old HP 1200 LaserJet printer; not necessarily the best combination. But, I like Windows 10 and the printer still works so I want to keep it. First and foremost, this device seems to ONLY work in LPR mode. I had a Linksys print server that just died and configuring it to TCP/IP raw was a piece of cake. So, stupid me, I thought how difficult can it be. So, I changed the DHCP to a static number and setup the printer to use this address in RAW format. (This is standard setup for just about every other print server on the market.) It will not work with this unit. So, if you get this unit do not take out the CD that comes with it. First, go to Control Panel/Programs and Features, click on “Turn Windows features on or off”, then find the LPR Port Monitor entry and click the box next to it to turn on LPR printing. Click OK to save your setting. If you have the printer in your printer list find out what drivers and connections you have and delete them. Next, go to the StarTech.com website support and download the latest software. One of the entries is labeled Network Printer Wizard Setup 2017 with Windows 8. Use this one to get the drivers setup correctly. It should also set the printer up as well. I had tried so many times and removed the HP printer without removing the corresponding LPR port that the software did not generate the full printer entry. If you do not get the printer "icon" for your printer I would suggest that you call tech service rather than try things on your own. All the documentation you find online about how to configure a network print driver will not work with this one. I would strongly suspect the uniqueness of this unit is why there are so many unfavorable reviews on this product. It is quirky. But, when you get the proper configuration in place it works great. Read more Read more

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1.The Wireless-G USB Adapter with Wi-Fi Finder is a handy, pocket-sized device that combines an easy-to-use wireless network scanner with a USB-connected Wireless-G network adapter. Now you can scan for available wireless connectivity before turning on your computer. Discovered networks are listed in order of signal strength. With the Wi-Fi Finder built into the unit, you no longer need to power on your PC to determine if theres a wireless network connection available. 2.Features - High-speed Wireless-G networking for your desktop or notebook computer .Built-in Wi-Fi Finder detects Wireless-G and Wireless-B signals .Easy to read display shows network name, channel, signal strength, and security on/off .Wireless communications are protected by up to 128-bit WEP or WPA encryption .

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Amazon.com Product Description The Linksys wireless USB network adapter easily connects any PC orlaptop to your wireless network with no additional wiring. The plug-and-play USB adapter connects directly to any USB-ready PC, so you can share data, printers, or high-speed Internet access over your existing wireless network. This convenient yet powerful adapter offers data transfer rates of up to 11 Mpbs with a built-in antenna capable of connecting at distances of up to 1,500 feet.

The wireless USB network adapter provides data security and reliability with its automatic fallback rate for data transfers and ensures secured networking with 128-bit WEP encryption capability.

This adapter comes with a one-year limited warranty.

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I was having some trouble roaming around my house with my laptop and WPC11 (Linksys) PCMCIA card. Signal strength did not appear to be that great. I found that tipping my laptop on edge I received a good strong signal. This led me to do a little on-line research and I found this article:
[...]
On WEP and antennas. I almost purchased an antenna for my WAP11 (Linksys) unit, but instead decided to try the WUSB11 first. Glad I did. The price for an antenna ($30 to $60) is comparable, but the flexibility of the WUSB11 is preferable I reasoned, if it worked.
It did. Out of the box it is plug-and-play. The box contained: the unit, a 6ft USB cable, an installation CD, and a quick-install guide. I was up and running in about 3 minutes (took me a couple of those minutes just to turn on my laptop!). It was that easy. The time included configuring the WUSB11 to interface with my SSID and WEP settings! Wow! Okay, now for the test: will it work better than the WPC11. I began roaming my house, and with the exception of a couple of remote closets (really dark anyway), I received a 50-80% signal everywhere! Antenna orientation is a major factor on reception!
I decided on a more rigorous test: would it work out in my garage (separate from the house). The farthest corner of the garage is over 100ft away and the signal would have to travel through 3-4 interior walls, 1 exterior brick wall, and 1 wood covered garage wall. Signal strength was 60%! My WPC11 would barely register out there.
Okay, sold. I will be purchasing a couple more of these to allow me to place computers around the house for the rest of my family and NO wiring.
I highly recommend the WUSP11.

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Works well, but cable was defective

Byengineeron May 9, 2003

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Out of the box, the WUSB11 didn't work. Fortunately, I read an earlier review which mentioned that a bunch of these were shipped with defective USB cables. My neighbor uses a WUSB11 so I tried his, and sure enough, it worked.
I emailed Linksys about the problem and both customer service 'drones' who answered said that I had to return everything even though it was just the cable that needed replacing. Furthermore, I had to pay for the return shipping and half of the shipping for the replacement since I live in Hawaii (and they don't ship via USPS, so shipping isn't cheap!)
I decided to try their toll free number as a last resort. Fortunately the person who answered could actually think! Without me suggesting anything, she immediately said that she'll see if she can just send me a cable, and called me back to confirm that it was being sent. The replacement cable arrived quickly and it's been working well ever since.
By the way, I couldn't get the 'latest driver' for Win98SE that I downloaded from the Linksys site to work, but the one that came in the box works well. Good luck!

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one of the best !

ByAshwinon May 24, 2002

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I did a lot of research of wireless adapters before going in for a wireless network at home... I have a linksys router and this wireless adapter.. The signal strength is always very good and I could never see the difference in the speed between my computers and my roommate's computer which is directly connected to the router... The only thing about the setup is that you need to make sure you set the encryption rate to be the same in all the computers on the network as well as use the same pass phrase... but the setup instructions explain everything in detail... The support is very good too, they stay with you and help you fix up any problems you might face... It looks really great and is really small... I keep moving the adapter from my laptop to my desktop and I find this to be really very useful !

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ByM. Barnetton May 15, 2006

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Short and Simple. At less than $17 this adapter works excellent. A wireless card would have cost us $45 for my daughters older PC which she may upgrade soon. We pluged the Linksys WUSB11 in to an available USB port, installed the software from the included CD (we're running XP) and we were instantly on-line via the wireless signal. That simple. The PC is about 50' from the router.

Use with virtually any USB equiped PC or Laptop that doesn't have an internal wireless network card. REMEMBER: this is a reciever, not a transmitter (router).

UPDATE - After using the Linksys WUSB11 Wireless-B USB Network Adapter for about 2-3 months, I've found it's not quite as reliable as I initially thought. It constantly (1 to 3 times a day) drops the signal. Although it's just momentary, it's enough to boot you off the internet. Frustrating. I've disconnected and insatalled a basic wireless card which works much nicer. Also, the price has tripled since I purchased for $16.99. Change my review to 1 or 2 stars.

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DOA

ByT. Leeon March 11, 2003

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Linksys USB Wireless adaptor looks nice... but that's about it. Was dead right out of the box. After installing software and connecting, power LED lights up, but computer doesn't even detect the wireless adaptor. I tried the adaptor on 2 other computers to make sure that it was the Linksys adaptor that was at fault. By the way, I'm an IT professional and I have experience with wireless equipment so I know what I'm doing. I've had problems with Linksys equipment in the past. When it works, its great... Linksys has made too many defective equipment for me to recommend this to other people. Not including this adaptor, I've also had problems with 2 Linksys Wireless Access Point/Router(BEF11S4) and 1 linksys wireless access point(WAP11). Netgear equipment in my experience seems to be a lot more reliable with similar prices.
note: I have determined that the USB cable that came with the wireless adaptor as at fault. It seems they shipped a whole batch of wireless adaptors with defective USB cables.

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