I recently purchased a new system unit, and it required an adaptor. I was seeking for the cheapest possible option that is compatible with Linux Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. As the default driver is already present in the kernel, there was no need to dance while playing a tambourine. It is important to note that the realtek chipset is incorporated into the version 3 of my adapter. According to the instructions, you can connect the device to the computer in one of two ways: either directly from the front…

The assignment at work was to go out and buy a Wi-Fi whistle that had the capacity to both set up a local network and allow other devices to be connected to the whistle. This adapter was purchased in a well-known store, then brought to the office, and plugged into the front USB port of the computer there. Windows 8.1 was able to find and install the minimum required drivers for the whistle without any issues, and I was able to connect to an existing wireless network straight away. After an…

This device did not want to work normally after the standard installation was completed. This was evidenced by a slow Internet connection and frequent disconnections, despite the fact that the router was only 10 meters away in a straight line and one wall away. In addition, these flaws did not keep cropping up, and I was unable to discern any pattern or rationale in the order in which they occurred. After reading all of the reviews on this page, I decided to try everything, but nothing helped…

When it came time to make a purchase, the size was the primary factor that influenced our decision. My laptop's USB ports are located at the rear, making it awkward for me to work with it while it's resting on my lap. It became immediately apparent that the only friend this model has is Windows, and that friendship is not very good at all; there is no relief from the work involved. Due to our proximity to the router, which is four meters away, we get frequent disconnections from the internet…

Different pros: A very convenient wireless adapter, distributes WiFi to a computer, laptop, if it (WiFi) was not originally there Its cons: It is not clear why the disk was needed, the program did not go from the disk, so it did not work correctly, I had to download the drivers from the tp-link site, now everything is fine

Its pros: I bought in order to work on Linux (I looked at the reviews) and voila, Linux Mint picks it up with a bang Has some cons the feeling that it will heat up because in operation there is still little time - I do not know how it will behave in terms of reliability.

Drivers downloaded from the official site come with a warning about providing software "as is". It's fine. The level of custom programs written on the knee. Bravo!

Important, for the first connection, you most likely need another way for the computer / laptop to download the drivers for this adapter.

That's what "dancing with a tambourine" gave me around this device: the easiest way is after you plug it into the computer, you don't need to look for drivers, but run the driverpack online and the program will find the right driver for it and install it. At least on 7-ku and 10-ku everything turned out fine for me. And one more thing: you need to connect the adapter not directly to USB, but through a USB extension cable, and you will be happy!

I needed an adapter for a new system unit. I was looking for a minimum price that will work in Linux Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. The default driver is already in the kernel, so no dancing with a tambourine was required. It should be noted that my adapter version 3 contains the realtek chipset. The instructions indicate that you can connect the device either from the front of the computer, if there is a connector, or through an extension cord. If I understand correctly, then the cord in this case is used

They took ten pieces to the organization. Since the network is built using Wi-Fi technology, and the computers are in separate rooms, communication problems immediately appeared. Which is to be expected, since the adapter is designed for a small office. In terms of work, the brain had only one adapter out of ten, constantly dropped out of the list of devices. A friend took one to his apartment, had to change it under warranty, the device could not find the network even at close range to the…

I bought for a computer, took the most expensive one that was available. I counted on honest 150 Mbps and a long service life. However, like most of the tp link products I've had, it turned out to be a complete hat. After a couple of days, the connection began to constantly disappear, at first it was treated by resetting the network adapter and reinstalling firewood, and on the third day it died completely. Firewood in the manager hangs in error, reinstallation does not help. Tomorrow I'm going

It was purchased for a stationary home computer in order to catch Wi-Fi distributed from the phone. Thanks to those who write reviews with tips! Two came in handy: I ​​installed not native drivers from the disk, but for Realtech. For with the drivers from the disk, there was no connection at all: it did not determine the device, no matter how it danced with a tambourine. And the second very important tip: a USB extension cable. Without it, of course, the adapter worked, but it was unstable…

Unless, of course, you don’t download bulky things, or rarely download, then it’s quite good. It suits my wife quite well, but I’m thinking of buying something more reliable for myself. Some pros: Really small, well suited for laptops - nothing sticks out. When it works, it keeps the speed well (with a 50 MBit channel, it keeps about 6 MB per second). Has some cons When you start to actively download something at maximum speed, it quickly overheats (or whatever happens to it) and the network…

When buying, we were guided by the size - I needed a small one, because. The usb ports on my laptop are in the back and it's uncomfortable to work with it on my lap. It quickly became clear that this model is friends only with Windows, and this friendship is very mediocre - zero comfort from work. Being four meters from the router, we have constantly falling off the Internet. In this regard, even my phone gives odds to the adapter. After the Internet has fallen off, you have a 1 in 5 chance…

We needed an adapter that works under both Windows and Linux, and not all manufacturers are now declaring such support. From TP-LINK used an old adapter before, it was just hassle free. But this model is just terrible. I was able to get it to work normally using only a USB cable and raising the adapter almost to the ceiling, taking into account the fact that the router is 3 meters away (it would be better if I threw a twisted pair cable from the router). When connected directly to the rear USB…

It would seem that it was slow and unstable, okay, he knew what he was getting into when he bought cheap things, but it is impossible to play online games on it. That is, for a comfortable game in GTA: Online, for example, crazy Internet speeds are not required, but during connection, the Internet is stupidly disconnected, also with Killing Floor 2, I don’t think it’s a coincidence (by the way, if someone has a solution, write a comment plz). I heard that some wrote that a similar situation and

Having read unflattering comments before buying, I was mentally prepared for some limited speed and something that would heat up under load. I bought it anyway, plugged it into my computer on the eight (for verification), in a matter of seconds and immediately the available Wi-Fi network appeared, it was instantly simple, the automatic installation of the driver pleasantly surprised me. And I was already preparing for dancing with a tambourine, but no. In general, the Internet worked, launched…

A lot of tweaks have been made to make it work. And the demolition of the system, and turning off the network card in the BIOS, and installing the driver without the utility, and with the utility (which, by the way, is also crooked. Half of the settings buttons are stupidly inactive) - nothing helped. On two computers performance was checked - a zero effect. It just disconnects when trying to connect to any of the Wi-Fi points. To sum up: Don't take it if you don't want to blunt with its…

After the standard installation, this device did not want to work normally, this was expressed by low Internet speed and disconnects, although the router was 10 meters in a straight line and 1 wall. Moreover, these shortcomings did not appear constantly, I did not find the logic in their appearance. After reading all the reviews here, I tried everything, but nothing helped, neither replacing drivers, nor various options for configuring the router, nor enabling disabled services in Windows. With