with that device being an older usb wireless card, not much else to do with the card itself. I just bought a Rosewell USB 802.11n adapter from Newegg.com and I've been very pleased with the performance especially for the $25 price.
I was thinking that the 802.11b card you are using is the most range limited of the 802.11 series and upgrading to a 802.11g or N card might be a good bet.with that device being an older usb wireless card, not much else to do with the card itself. I just bought a Rosewell USB 802.11n adapter from Newegg.com and I've been very pleased with the performance especially for the $25 price. I was thinking that the 802.11b card you are using is the most range limited of the 802.11 series and upgrading to a 802.11g or N card might be a good bet.
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Have you tried the most recent driver, latest one I found is from 2003
http://downloads.zdnet.com/abstract.aspx?docid=576075
with that device being an older usb wireless card, not much else to do with the card itself. I just bought a Rosewell USB 802.11n adapter from Newegg.com and I've been very pleased with the performance especially for the $25 price.
I was thinking that the 802.11b card you are using is the most range limited of the 802.11 series and upgrading to a 802.11g or N card might be a good bet.