I just purchased a WRT54G since my BEFSW11S4 v.2 died this weekend. I tried using the WUSB11 that had been working great on my wifes XP Home desktop computer.but it kept connecting/disconnecting.so I went to Office Depot and got the WUSB54G. Came home, installed it.and it's been working great. The regular little 'two workstation' icon appears in the system tray with a red X in it.this is the regular LAN adapter icon that would appear if I connected her computer with ethernet cable. When installing the WUSB54G, we get an identical 'two workstation' icon.that flashes when data is sent and received.and this must be the 'zero config' icon that the instructions talk about.

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If you look in MY COMPUTER/PROPERTIES and then check DEVICE MANAGER.under the list of NETWORK ADAPTERS you should see the one called WUSB54G. I also found out from the Linksys site that an updated driver existed.newer than the one right out the box.so I updated her driver. It's been working fine.

I hope my rambling is of some help for you. Stan Parker, Colorado. I have a wireless network setup and have 2 Compac 2100 computers that will not connect to my network.

I am using microsoft wireless cards. I have one other Compac 2100 that has no problem. The other 2 have a red x on the wireless connection display. I am sitting 3 feet from the wirless set and am on my Toshiba with on problem. I can hook the Compacs up to ethernet and I am on the internet just like that.

I have reset my router, modem and just about everything but the oven. (just kidding). Any ideas????

Try going to 'About this Mac' in the Apple menu and click in 'More Info' the go to USB you should see something like 'Wireless-G USB Network Adapter' listed there. If not then your device is not using the RT2500 driver from Ralink. If you can see it go ahead. Getting the Ralink driver is the first step to get WUSB54G to work, the next step is to add support for your device.

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You have to keep your device unpluged then Step by step you have to: 1.- 2.- Install it 3.- Go to /System/Library/Extensions/ and find RT2500USBWirelessDriver.kext 4.- Right click or ctrl+click over RT2500USBWirelessDriver.kext 5.- From the CM choose 'Show Package Contents'. A new window should appear. 6.- On the new window go to Contents 7.- Open Terminal.app from the Utilities folder and write 'sudo pico' (without quotes) and drag the Info.plist file to that terminal window. 8.- Find the line saying IOKitPersonalities and below that add: LinkSys CFBundleIdentifier com.Ralink.driver.RT2500 IOClass RT2500USBWirelessDriver IOProviderClass IOUSBDevice bcdDevice 4 idProduct 13 idVendor 5041 9.- Save and close the file by pressing ctrl+o and then ctrl+x 10.- Reboot 11.- Now connect your device 12.- Open System Preferences.app 13.- Go to Network It must warn you about a new device found. 14.- Configure your network.

15.- If it's not already open, open WirelessUtilityUSB.app which should be in your Applications folder and configure your WLAN access. Sometimes th driver is not loaded at startup, you can fix that by downloading. It will install a file named RT2500Replug.kext in /System/Library/Extensions/ you havo to go into that package as well and edit the Info.plist file the same way you edited the otherone but this time you have to add: Linksys CFBundleIdentifier ch.walter.thomas.RT2500Replug IOClass chwalterthomasRT2500Replug IOKitDebug 0 IOProbeScore 100000 IOProviderClass IOUSBDevice bcdDevice 4 idProduct 13 idVendor 5041 and then reboot. The WirelessUtilityUSB.app should be fired up after every reboot now.

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You can find more info at: (which is the Ralink forum) Good Luck. I have a linksys wusb54g usb wireless adapter, and was trying to follow the instructions here to get it to work, with no luck. I finally found a site that said people with belkin adapters were having luck with a different driver from the same company. As a shot in the dark I tried it, and it worked right off the bat. I downloaded the.dmg file, did the install, restarted just as it said to, and then plugged in the wusb54g v4 adapter.

Once that was done, the computer automatically detected it, and opened the wireless utility that was installed. I selected my network and encryption method, entered my network key and BOOM! It was ready. Then you have to open the System Preferences, go to Network, Again, the machine should announce that it has found a new network device, click 'Ok' but pay attention to what it's called, on mine it called it 'en1'.

Select that from the drop down list, and then click the apply button. That initiated the contact with my wireless router. The driver is is the RT71WUSB by ralink. You can find it on their site at, or at this link. I hope this comes in handy for some of you. You can get the latest drivers that do work on Mac OS X 10.4.7 Tiger at This driver came today 7/20/06 direct from the Ralink engineer, and it for sure works. Further, if you are looking for the longest range wifi connection for your mac, go with the usb antenna/Ralink card combo (there are different sizes antennas, but same 802.11g card from this guy in Canada found at: I'm bought the 4 inch square usb version for under $100 (28dbm) and the larger 14 x 15 inch version (38dbm) at about $120.

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My new MacBook Pro has the smaller Expresscard/34 slot, which is useless for wifi, since there are no cards available yet. The above Superpass antenna/cards are definitely the way to go for Mac. They are convenient, portable, and have the high output usb radio card built inside the antenna box.

Welcome to the forum! Please note that some threads can be quite old, usually there's no need to update a thread about really old tech, unless the thread has been active. However, maybe you did not notice that your answer (to an 11-year old thread) did not address the thread, except in some vague, directionless way - and appears to be a cut-n-paste, maybe advertising (or info from a test report) for a Linksys router, also unrelated to the original thread, which was asking questions about drivers for a USB WiFi adapter. I know, first post.