Hello:

Quote Originally Posted by fusion88
the model number is F5D6050Z and i had a go at your sticky thing but on the driver disk there is none of them files
Well the model number is a good start.

If you go to http://www.linux-wlan.org/docs/wlan_adapters.html.gz

You will see that your card either has the Atmel chipset, or perhaps even the Prism chipset, which is useful to know.

Unfortunately, the Atmel website; as far as I can find, do not supply drivers for their chipsets <sigh>

I had a look at the Belkin drivers for the F5D6050Z; and in the zipfile at least there are no .inf files.

I suspect they may be locked up in the .cab files; unfortunately the .cab reader I have will not read them

At the moment I do not have time to run the installation programme and see if my supposition is correct.

However, in the meantime, if you have not, if you could look for *.inf files, especially such files in "Belkin" directories. The installation programme may have extracted them and put them there.

On my XP box the relevant files are in C:\Program Files\Belkin\Belkin 54Mbps Wireless Utility\Drivers\

What kind of Windows Box are you running?

Of course, USB may use an entirely different system; I have never run a USB-based wireless network, and assume that the principles are similar.

Would anyone care to enlighten me if I am wrong?

Regards,

Grant D. Vallance