NEED WIRELSS DRIVER FOR NETOPIA 3D REACH WIRELESS ON WINDOWS 7 64 BIT

SOURCE: third party driver for mac

Here are the drivers
http://www.ralinktech.com/ralink/Home/Support/Macintosh.html

SOURCE: i need the software for the netopia 3d reach wireless usb card

http://cr.am/framed.php?url=http://www.fastaccess.drivers.bellsouth.net/%23netopia&ref=driverguide

SOURCE: Linux driver for netopia 3D reach USB adapter

check here
http://www.tuxpages.com/helppages/gentoo-wireless-3d.shtml

SOURCE: i need the software for the netopia 3d reach wireless usb card

go to http://www.swisscom-mobile.ch/scm/kd_dsl_geraetesoftware-en.aspx at the bottom you will find the drivers for Vista

SOURCE: i need to find a

Here's a driver-free, software-free solution.

Turn your cable-modem (or DSL-modem) off.
Turn your Netopia off.

Connect:

Ethernet--port on cable-modem <-- cable --> WAN port on Netopia.

One LAN port on Netopia <-- cable --> network-port on your computer.

Turn the cable-modem on, and wait until its lamps settle-down to a repeating pattern.

Turn the Netopia open, and wait until its lamps settle-down to a repeating pattern.

Restart your computer.

Click Start
Click Run
Type CMD
Press Enter
Type IPCONFIG
Press Enter
Look for output like: Default Gateway ... 192.168.123.456
Start Internet Explorer
Type http://192.168.123.456 (or whatever numbers you see)
Login to the web-server running "inside" the Netopia.
Click to run the "Wireless Networking Setup Wizard".
Enter an SSID of your choice.
Select the 'WPA' level of encryption.
Enter a network-password of your choice.
Click OK
Restart the router (if it did not automatically restart).

Disconnect the Ethernet cable from your computer's network-port.
Click "View Available Wireless Networks".
Click the SSID of your new network.
Click Connect.
Enter the password, when prompted.
Voila! You have a wireless connection to the internet.