In the Program Files directory, there is a Realtek Wireless Lan Utility and Driver folder. Within this folder is a driver/ folder. I copied this folder to another location, uninstalled the realtek wireless lan utility (which also uninstalled the driver). Aug 23, 2017 - If you need to install a driver yourself, chances are that it is in your. If you plan to use GNU/Linux on your Raspberry Pi you may also. Micronet SP907NS, 11N Wireless LAN USB Adapter (uses Realtek. All the above Panda Wireless branded Adapters are plug and play on Linux Mint 18, Ubuntu 16.04.

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The cd came with instructions but it all seemed like greek to me. I need it to tell me what exactly what I need to type into the terminal or some other way of getting it to work.

I thought maybe I can boot to windows to install it that way and then use wine to run it in linux. However my vista isn't supported. Lol so I'm back to square one.

Here is what happened. I gave a person a copy of ubuntu on their desktop but they only have wireless internet.

So I told them that I'll have to purchase them a wireless card and put it in. I found the usb much cheaper, Now trying to get it to install is the problem. I need to install it on mine first to make sure it works and have the know how to do it when I arrive at their house to install it. I really want this to work for them and everybody is happy. Would it help to post the instructions so you can translate it for me? If I did, how do I use tags?

Because it's pretty long. I got it to work with the old windows driver, Now the problem I have is getting it to connect. It keeps saying that I need root or sudo.

I changed the user account type to administrator and also placed a check to make this connection available for all users. I rebooted the machine a lot, but it still will not connect to my wireless connection. I don't know what else to do? I hate to give up, I want this to work for her or I'll have to fork up $80 to give back to her which I don't have. What should I do to make it connect once it's logged in?

You likely don't need to install anything. The drivers for many of the Realtek wireless adapters are already in-tree. I have an 8192CU myself. At least the following RT chipsets are supported: • 8192CU • 8188CU • 8712 • 8188EU • 8821 (USB?) As for ancially matters: • It's NOT 'Linux OS', just Linux to be generic, or Ubuntu. • You can't run Windows PE executables (.exe) under Linux.

They're different. Linux uses ELF, and regardless the libraries seutp.exe is linked against are neither present nor of the appropriate format. You could use Wine to try and run the program but that is obviously futile here.