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I recently installed a network for a client using the new Netgear Super-G 105Mbps network system, which touted extra range, etc when used with the Netgear PCMCIA cards (Model: WG511t). Unfortunately the card has been giving blue screens, as well as not performing to its best over long ranges. I have resorted to installing a “generic” looking Atheros driver (on XP Pro), which seems to work better – but I have a feeling it is still giving trouble.<br />
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What is the best driver to use with this device? Why would I be experiencing these problems (has the solution been tracked down)?<br />
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I recently installed a network for a client using the new Netgear Super-G 105Mbps network system, which touted extra range, etc when used with the Netgear PCMCIA cards (Model: WG511t). Unfortunately the card has been giving blue screens, as well as not performing to its best over long ranges. I have resorted to installing a “generic” looking Atheros driver (on XP Pro), which seems to work better – but I have a feeling it is still giving trouble.

What is the best driver to use with this device? Why would I be experiencing these problems (has the solution been tracked down)?

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What is the best driver for the Netgear WG511t?

Networking is the process of connecting computing devices, peripherals and terminals together through a system that uses wiring, cabling or radio waves that enable their users to communicate, share information and interact over distances. Often associated are issues regarding operating systems, hardware and equipment, cloud and virtual networking, protocols, architecture, storage and management.