Aye still interested . How much ? An any comment on the quote below , i.e. will I run into any probs using it . don't forget I'm not the most techy type .
The software and drivers on the Belkin CD were very
easy to install in
Windows on both the Athlon 1600+ system and the HP system. I was very impressed with the fact that my 10-year-old HP
computer was able to run the Belkin software without a hiccup or hitch, even with its limited RAM capacity. The software is designed to walk you through the configuration process, and does so quite well-if your network setup is very simple.
Unfortunately, I had serious difficulties getting the software to
work properly with my network setup. The software seems to force the adapter to latch onto the nearest access point on the network, whether or not it actually provides the strongest signal, and to add insult to injury does not provide a way to select a specific access point by MAC address or any other means. As a result, I was consistently getting a poor quality connection with very low or dropped signal. I tried going around the configuration software using the
Windows Wireless Connection tool, with no success. I was unable to get a consistent connection until I moved my Airport Express network range extender into the same room as the computers.