In article <0c4401c425ca$97f824e0$(E-Mail Removed)>, "Ray Grasso"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>>I just got a Linksys card and realized that I need
>>win98se
>>to use it. The tech at Linksys told me I could download
>>some patch to get the card to work on this system. Does
>>anyone know how? Thanks!
>
>I worked for Linksys and D-Link. Both companies are
>pretty much the same with drivers. If the compayn
>(Linksys) doesn't have a driver for Win98FE, but only for
>Win98SE, then take the card back to the store. In rare
>cases it will work, but definently not for long and you
>will have problems. Also the manufacturer won't support
>you. Why, they don't have drivers and that is all they
>will tell you. Most likely you won't find a wireless
>card that supports 98FE. If you really want to use
>wireless, then you will need to upgrade. There are
>however cards that will work for 98FE. If you don't want
>to upgrade, then you will need to do alot of research.
>D-Link:
>support.dlink.com/products.
>There are a few, laptop or desktop. Just remember, if it
>says Win98SE on the box, then it WILL NOT work with
>Win98FE.
Here are some wireless network adapters that I've used successfully
with Windows 98 First Edition:
USB: Netgear MA101
Cardbus: Netgear MA401, Microsoft MN-520
According to their web pages, these cards should work, too:
USB: Netgear MA111
PCI: Netgear MA311, Orinoco 11b
Cardbus: Orinoco Classic Gold PC Card
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