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I was trying to install the drivers of my Belkin 802.11b Wireless USB Network Adapter, but whenever i try to, it gives me a window that says that the drivers couldn't be found. Here's what i did:
I install the usb wireless manager an then plug the usb network adapter in when it prompts me to. After that, a window pops up telling me that new hardware was found and it takes me to the driver installation part. I have tried many different rivers (the original drivers from the cd, some other drivers from the belkin website, and even other OSes driveres), but none of them work.
This same thing happened to me when i was installing the drivers on my old computer that ran windows 98. It kept giving me the same error it gives me now. I finally managed to fix it by downloading the specific software from the belkin website that had to be used when specificly windows 98 had a problem (thats what it said on the website). I used that for windows 98 and it worked, but now the windows 98 machine is no more because i made a new computer and somehow the hard drive of the windows 98 machine got formatted, and doesnt work anymore.
If anyone could tell me what i am doing wrong or what i should do, or what drivers i should get, i would really appreciate it.
My pc's specs are below in my sig.
Thx
Console: PS2 v7, 8MB Nyko MC, 32MB Max MC, 16MB Gameshark MC, Multitap, Sony Controller, Nyko Controller, AirFlow Controller
Chip: DMS4 E.Z.I. Pro, ToxicOS v0.41, 100GB HDD
Handheld: PSP Firmware v1.5, 32MB MS Pro Duo, 2GB MS Pro Duo
HomeBrew: DevHook v0.46 w/ GUI Mod & USB Mod, Firmware v2.71 Emulated
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