My computer cant find a driver to program the adapter

This product has been discontinued and is no longer supported by D-Link
However you can download drivers from the here(CLICK HERE TO LAUNCH WEBSITE)

Click on Drivers and you can download the drivers for win98, Win ME, Win2K, WinXP You cant het Vista / 7 drivers for this device

Alright, here's a potential solution for you:

1) Take the wireless adapter out of your computer.

2) Open the Control Panel, then click System, then access the Device Manager.

3) Click View, and then Show Hidden Devices.

4) The wireless card should be visible under the Network Adapters heading, and it probably has some icon on it to tell you there's a problem (the problem is you took the card out).

5) Right-click on the device and select Properties.

6) Uninstall the driver.

Also, some drivers show up in the Programs and Features (formerly Add/Remove Programs) menu in the Control Panel, so that's another possible way to remove the driver. Good luck!

if the driver will support the device try going to the control panel in the start menu and select add/remove programs. if you dont see it in the add/remove programs then your driver may need to be updated you can do this from the company of the computers website. just look for downloads and support.

Have you installed tnhe drivers for your Network Adapter? Without the drivers the adapter is, as far as the computer knows, not there. Did you get a disk with your computer and/or adapter? If so install the drivers and problem should be solved.

weve got the same prob.i also try what you did on your pc..but nothing happen but when i put a new graphic card it fix everything..try this..buy a new graphic card,

Put your driver file into your programs file after creating a folder.
Double Click on "My Computer"...right click on "Open" ...Right click on Program Files...Put the folder with the files in the "Program Files".

It might be that your windows might be corrupt or try inserting the adapter on a different PCI port on the motherboard and reinstall the drivers for the Network Wireless Adapter Card. And see what happens. If you are still experiencing the same problem, my very best advise should be to take you computer to a computer shop where they can both physically as well as test the operating systems for any errors.

On this page, links to drivers downloads can be found, depending on your operating system choose the one that is appropiate for your webcam... you may have to right-click on your countrys name and save the content that way... Make sure your webcam is not connected to your computer when you run the install program you just downloaded... After the driver is installed then you can connect your webcam! Hope this helps!

--Joshua79

If you are unable to restore the previous settings of the computer? I might advised you to search for the driver of your wireless adapter and you'll needing to reinstall it to your computer.

Note: Make sure that the adapter is still installed to the computer.

I used this one:

Introduction
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This document describes the procedure to install driver for the 2Wire Wireless USB Adapter under Microsoft Windows, and to run a wireless configuration program to configure your 2Wire Wireless USB Adapter to work with a 2Wire HomePortal or OfficePortal wireless gateway. These drivers work under Microsoft Windows 98SE, ME, 2000, and XP.

STEP 1 - Driver Installation
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1. Make sure your 2Wire Wireless USB Adapter has not been connected to your computer USB port.
2. Double-click on the file to run WinZip Self-Extractor. The driver installation files will be placed in your hard disk in the C:\TWWUSB_TEMP directory
3. Connect your 2Wire Wireless USB Adapter to an available USB port in your computer. Windows Found New Hardware Wizard will startup.
4. Select the option to search for driver in specific location. Specify C:\TWWGUSB_TEMP as the location of driver.
5. Follow on-screen instruction to finish driver installation.

STEP 2 - Wireless Configuration
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1. Run the program WirelessCfg.exe in the directory C:\TWWGUSB_TEMP. You can do so by clicking on the Windows Start button and select Run. The Windows Start button is typically at the lower left corner of the screen. Type in C:\TWWGUSB_TEMP\WirelessCfg.exe to launch the program.
2. Follow on-screen instruction to configure your wireless setting. Enter the serial number and encryption key as they are printed on the bottom of your 2Wire wireless gateway.