I really like that you have the drivers as long as you have the device. First it reads like a USB drive, then you install the file and then you have a Wi-Fi antenna. It's very stable. I have no connection problems at all. Stay in touch, good signal. In my previous experience with USB Wi-Fi devices, there was no antenna. Although they were smaller and less obvious, they were also unrelated.
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