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stevech0

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Re: Looking for Windows 7 compatible USB wireless adapter

said by lmacmil See Profile :

The Zonet ZEW2500P has a 5 egg Newegg rating and is Vista compatible but not listed on the Microsoft Windows 7 compatible hardware list. Does anyone know for a fact that it will be Windows 7 compatible or should I assume that since it's Vista compatible, it will also be Win7 compatible?
Prudent to use a mainstream, name brand adapter in these early days of Win 7.

lmacmil

join:2001-01-26
South Bend, IN

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said by lmacmil See Profile :

The Zonet ZEW2500P has a 5 egg Newegg rating...
Prudent to use a mainstream, name brand adapter in these early days of Win 7.
This is the best selling wireless adapter on Newegg. Wouldn't that qualify it as mainstream?

stevech0

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said by stevech0 See Profile :

said by lmacmil See Profile :

The Zonet ZEW2500P has a 5 egg Newegg rating...
Prudent to use a mainstream, name brand adapter in these early days of Win 7.
This is the best selling wireless adapter on Newegg. Wouldn't that qualify it as mainstream?
No. Best selling means cheap usually means lousy engineering. Common sense.

Mainstream+consistent quality = Linksys, in terms of likely having proper drivers for the very latest operating systems. Alternative might be ZyXel. But Netgear, D-Link, no: they are marketing heavy, engineering poor.

Using non-mainstream with cutting- edge operating systems is always a problem.
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