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#Medialink usb bluetooth adapter version 4.0 driver install. Started dropping connection every 5 minutes, after working OK for two weeks. So, if you take your laptop periodically between two routers, like work and home, you will have to keep entering passwords each time to connect. Remembers only the password of the Wireless router to which it connected last. Breaks easily even if accidentally bent slightly while plugged into laptop. Computer keeps rebooting after Medialink adapter is plugged into the USB port. No speed improvement seen when upgrading from laptop's built-in Wireless-G to Medialink Wireless N USB adapter. Driver not compatible with Windows7 64-bit, even after downloading latest patches from Microsoft. Doesn't work well one floor above where the router is located. Need to reboot Wireless router everyday in order to connect Medialink adapter to it. Doesn't work if Norton 360, which is one of the most common internet security software, is installed on the computer. After a little over a month of usage, the Medialink wireless adapter started overheating - after a few minutes of turning on, it falls to 1 Mbps download speed from 150 Mbps. Driver wouldn't install on a Windows7 laptop. The adapter wouldn't work when plugged in. Windows Vista seems to need a different method for driver installation, but at the end it complained that some class was not found. Did not work well even with a Medialink Wireless N router. Worked more poorly than a desktop add-on card. Asked for Microsoft C++ disk during driver install, go figure. Not fully compatible with Apple Airport Extreme wireless N router. Periodically loses connection with AT&T Wireless router even though the signal strength seems to be good. Didn't work with a 5-year old Windows Vista laptop. Need to reprogram it to make it work, but then again loses programming after some time. Medialink adapter randomly loses its settings after some days, weeks or a month. Connection speed varies widely - from 130Mbps all the way down to 1Mbps. Unable to setup a homegroup across two Windows7 computers using Medialink Wireless N adapters, but works fine when switched to wired connection. Poor signal strength at less than 50 ft from the router. Performed much more poorly than a Linksys Wireless N or Wireless G USB adapter, at the same location. Loses connection either when idle or when heavily used. Not fully compatible with Linux or Mac. Signal strength drops very quickly when moved to another room. Works with Verizon's FiOS Wireless N router only when in the same room. It kept getting automatically re-installed during the next reboot. Uninstalling Medialink software didn't go cleanly. Doesn't work with 5GHz dual band Wireless N routers which are most common, works only with 2.4GHz routers. Unable to connect to Netgear router from WindowsXP laptop or desktop. Poor connection speeds, both upload and download. Takes forever to connect to the router. 
Didn't work with a Windows7 64-bit laptop. The following are what we found after taking a closer look at the issues or disadvantages with the Medialink adapter: Let's take a Cautionista-look at this adapter to see if it has any major disadvantages that might make the high-speed upgrade of your laptop painful. Medialink Wireless N USB Adapter has been one of the popular choices among tech shoppers. So, you need to get a USB adapter that you can plug into your laptop in order to get the full throughput of your Wireless N router. Since Wireless N (802.11n) is relatively a new technology compared to Wireless G, many of the older laptops don't come with built-in Wireless N adapter.
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