D link dwa 160 xtreme n duo dual band draft 80211n usb adapter, kindle edition 5 star review

D-Link DWA-160 Xtreme N Duo Dual Band Draft 802.11n USB Adapter Great Item, One Of The Fasterst Usb Adapters I Have Ever Bought The D-Link Xtreme N Duo USB Adapter (DWA-160) is the latest addition to the award-winning Xtreme N product family. The DWA-160 is designed for users looking to get a reliable wireless connection that can handle High- Definition (HD) video streams throughout the house. This is achieved by using the DWA-160 together with a draft 802.11n dualband router (D-Link DIR-855 or DGL-4500 recommended). Features: * The Duo technology in the DWA-160 supports selectable dualband (2.4GHz or 5GHz) wireless signals. * The DWA-160 utilizes MediaBand (5GHz), which is the best technology available for wirelessly streaming HD videos across your network * D-Linkâ¿¿s Quick Adapter Setup Wizard guides you step-by-step through the installation process * Delivers up to 14x faster speeds* and 6x farther range* than 802.11g * Xtreme N Duo is the latest addition to the award-winning Xtreme N product family

I was unhappy with by Linksys adapter, I just purchase a extended warrenty on the adapter and I call tech support. They wouldnt help me; stating my router is out of warrenty. I decided to purchase all D-link products; Dir-825 router with the D-Link DWA-160 Xtreme N Duo Dual Band. Tech support was easy to reach and the tech directed me to the manual setting of the router, once there I had a idea from my research what to do and mention it to him. We followed the direction I got from [...] to the letter. I was only getting 130 Mbps with my adapter. Im using Rev. A from Amazon.com with XP Professional. The only thing I did differently from the instruction Im going to provide was to rename my network name by putting a 1 on the previous name so I would be sure to connected too the changed network. Im running a total of three computer at the same time on the network and getting a very strong signal; the wireless connections are on the second floor of my house. You also would be safe to retype your password while in your manual setup. The instructions are as follows: 300Mbps Connection Requirements! Please Read! « on: April 28, 2008, 11:21:08 AM » -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To have your Draft N wireless network connect at 300Mbps as it should, ensure that the following requirements are met. 1) The router and adapter are both D-Link 802.11N products and are using the latest firmeware/drivers. Ensure that the 802.11 Mode of the router has a 802.11N mode selected. Also if you have issues with mixed mode, try locking the 802.11Mode to either 802.11N Only or 802.11G/N. 2) If you are using encryption the router must be configured to use AES cipher. In some firmware versions/models, the only way to get the AES cipher is to run WPA2. If you can not select the Cipher, selecting WPA2 only will force this cipher type. 3) The channel width needs to be set to 20/40Auto, if it is not, the adapter will report a connection speed of 130Mbps. This is a feature that was added for compatibility with Intel 802.11N adapters, as they only operate on a channel width of 20. D-Link reccomends that you use the D-Link Wireless utility, however the Windows Zero Config will also work. Assuming you have met all of these conditions, you should se e a 300Mbps connection speed with either the D-Link Utility or W ZC. Note: Not all Intel adapters are the same as D-Links N line. Some Intel adapters do not support the broader 40 Channel Width option. This (by

design) limits their connection speed to 130. Check the specifications of your Intel adapter to ensure that it is capable of bonding on the 40Mhz range to achieve the full 300Mbps. For More 5 Star Customer Reviews and Lowest Price: D-Link DWA-160 Xtreme N Duo Dual Band Draft 802.11n USB Adapter - 5 Star Customer Reviews and Lowest Price!

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