netgear_atheros_XP_64bit_wireles..._card.zip

"After many hours of searching for a 64-bit driver for my Netgear WG311v1, I finally came across this driver. It installed well, and after I entered my SID name in the Windows Wireless Networking Connection box ("Broadcast SID" is off in my router), it connected to my network. The internet works great!

One thing to note: there were a few other replies that mentioned that people were having trouble getting the Netgear WG311 to work with this driver. I can confirm that it does in fact work!

Also, on installation, you have to physically install the wireless adapter, then once Windows Found New Hardware dialog box opens after starting, select the options to install your own driver. Make sure you extract the driver files to a folder first."

"Wonderfull! This message comes to you through a Netgear WG311T pci wireless network card. Halliluyah!!! I have now unplugged the cat 5 cable that ran untidily accross the living room floor,for so long. This being the only way i could connect from the onboard lan to The Netgear DG834GT access point/router that is located in the hall. AMD 64 4000+, Windows XP64 Pro. The best bit? The little window in the task bar that says. "Wireless Network Connection: Status = connected, Speed = 108.0 Mbps, Signal Strength = Excellent" Cannot ask for anything more!!! Big Thanks you to all concerned. A++++++

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"Does not work with WG111 v2 on XP x64

Might work on WG111 v1 tho..

I found a driver that works for my WG111v2 on XP x64, it's the Realtek RTL8187 driver ftp://202.65.194.18/cn/wlan/x64-8187(1234).zip

link to Realteks download page: http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?Langid=1&PFid=1&Level=6&Conn=5&ProdID=36&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false&Downloads=true"

"This is the first driver I have found that worked for my Airnet AWD108 (Atheros chipset #ar5211) wireless adapter installed in my winxp pro x64 box. I haven't had the chance to really test it but it shows all the networks in my area. Thanks DriverGuide!!"

"Netgear very arrogantly replied that "We aren't going to offer a 64 bit driver for the WG311T Wireless PCI Network card. The computer went silent until Driverguide supplied this one. Thanks alot. No my remote computer is alive and well."