Have been using this now on my 7 year old Dell Desktop for over 18 months with zero problems. Even tried it temporarily on a 14 year old Windows XP machine and it worked great as well.
Have been using this now on my 7 year old Dell Desktop for over 18 months with zero problems. Even tried it temporarily on a 14 year old Windows XP machine and it worked great as well.
I use with a Netgear R7000. No complaints.
I bought this product yesterday, it didn't connect (All my other devices are connected to the internet I'm trying to connect to) so I played with the (Extremely limited) settings, and looked through the guide sent with it (Which the entire thing is just 7 steps and a lot of pretty pictures) and it...
Small; the interface looks easy to use
Doesn't tell you when you cannot connect; extremely difficult to find support anywhere
First off, ordering was a breeze. Ordered late morning and picked up early afternoon. Next, the price was $40.00 cheaper in the store than online, which I wasn't aware of, so when I picked it up I was pleasantly surprised with the price adjustment.
Only problem is that the 5mb does not work with all devices. OK with my older toshiba netvista pc, but not on toshiba windows 7 pc. Tried many different things suggested by netgear support.
Fast; Fast Connection Speed; No Internet Drops Even Wi; Reliable connection; Secure Connection
5 Mb Does Not Work All Ti
Easy setup. Fast connection. I bought this because it was the only USB Wi Fi that worked in Windows 8 and it works very well. I can highly recommend it.
The configuration utility is brain-dead. It is for the plug and play user and has no device configuration. The device cannot be forced to a particular protocol (a/b/g/n) so it picks.
I like the remote USB cable; It works great at b/g/n.
I cannot get it to connect at 5ghz; The access point is 10 feet away and it won't connect; I am using WPA2; Tech told me "wpa2 is too fast so it won't work at 5ghz." I do this for a living, typical support reading from a script and not really knowing what he (or I) am talking about.
The WNDA4100 is a wireless-n adapter, capable of "n900" speeds - that is, 450Mbit/s maximum speed. It's designed to plug into a desktop or laptop that lacks wireless-n, to give it additional speed and range.
Firstly, I always mark stuff out of a score of 5 after all how easy is it to discriminate between 7, 8 or 9 out of 10. That off my chest, the WNDA4100 gets 4 out of 5 because it is 'class leading in many respects' but not 'class leading in all respects'. Why?
Works well and excellent speed with the right router
Too big to fit into a standard USB slot without worrying about breaking it
I have had some bad luck with Netgear products lately and this was no exception. I didn't get a very good 5g signal though out my house and had some dropped signal issues. The product itself quit working after just a month and would not power back on.
Nice design i guess
Died after a month
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