I imagine the only other thing it does is help you get the net adapter working with your access point. If that's not what you see, please report back.Īfter you get the drivers loaded, you can try running the setup program from the DVD again. And then you should see the device appear under the network adapters node in device manager, not other devices.
#Linksys ae2500 driver download and install win 7 64 Bit
It was running 64 bit Windows 7 and now is running 64 bit Windows 8.įor now, you might be able to get things working by trying this:ġ) Download the latest Windows 7 driver package -Ģ) Expand that ZIP file into a directory on your machine (like c:\linksys)ģ) In device manager, right click on the device and select "update driver software"Ĥ) Click "browse my computer for driver software"ĥ) Click on the browse button and point it at the directory you created in step 2, then click nextĪt this point, it should find the driver for your device and install it. My machine is a lenovo IdeaCentre K330B (Machine Type 7747). Either way the installation program can't find the device. The instructions say install the driver before inserting the device so I wiped the OS and started over just to It seems that the installation program will not actually install the driver unless it first detects the device.Īs far as powering off the machine and connecting before running setup that is what I did the first time through and it didn't work. The drivers for the device are not installed. In device manager it shows up under "Other Devices" as Linksys AE2500.
It never finds it and then says unplug it and plug it back in which I do and then it times out again trying to find it. During the installation the install program says something to the effect of plug in your usb adapter and then it says "detecting" and there is a cirlce animation that spins while it is looking for theĪdapter. I mean the install application doesn't see it.
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