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Linksys by Cisco WMP54G Wireless-G PCI Adapter

3.4 3.4 out of 5 stars 37 ratings

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Brand Linksys
Hardware interface PCI
Compatible devices Desktop
Data transfer rate 54 Megabits Per Second
Item weight 0.28 Kilograms
UPC 745883555338 745883555505
Manufacturer Linksys

About this item

  • Wireless-G (draft 802.11g) connectivity for your desktop PC
  • Incredible data rates up to 54Mbps in the 2.4GHz radio band
  • Also interoperates with Wireless-B (802.11b) networks at 11Mbps
  • Put your PC wherever you want, with no cabling hassle
  • Up to 128-bit WEP encryption, 32-bit PCI Interface

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The Linksys Wireless-G PCI Card installs in most desktops and lets you put yourcomputer almost anywhere in the building without the cost and hassle of runningnetwork cables. Now you don't have to drill holes in your walls and climbthrough the attic or cel

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Customers find the network interface controller adapter easy to install and get up and running within 30 minutes. However, some customers have mixed opinions on reception.

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3 customers mention ‘Ease of installation’3 positive0 negative

Customers find the network interface controller adapter easy to install. They say it's up and running within 30 minutes with no problems.

"...I was up and running within 30 mins and no problems so far. Performance is pretty good, I'd recommend it!" Read more

"Fairly easy to install: I've never actually opened up a computer but the instructions were easy to follow...." Read more

"I purchased one of these, along with a LINKSYS router. It was easy to set up in the PC, but a bit of a fiddle to get going...." Read more

5 customers mention ‘Reception’3 positive2 negative

Customers have mixed reception experiences with the adapter. Some report a fully functioning wireless connection and good performance, while others experience issues with reception.

"...I was up and running within 30 mins and no problems so far. Performance is pretty good, I'd recommend it!" Read more

"...A short while later I had a fully functioning wireless connection. Sounds too good to be true, right? And indeed it was...." Read more

"...But now it is working, it works well." Read more

"...And indeed it was. I've been plagued with reception issues even though the computer is only in the next room, so there seems to be no excuse for the..." Read more

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  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 24 July 2004
    When upgrading from an older 11b to 11g network one should be aware that the PC:s can no longer use USB-connected adapters, unless they also have a USB2 card, since USB1 is limited to 11Mbs.
    A PCI adapter solves that problem in one go and is therefore the most economic solution for older PC:s.
    The disadvantage of a PCI adapter, however, has always been the fixed and unfavourable antenna position behind the PC chassis and in among all the cables. This is the reason why USB-connected adapters normally give a much better range.
    In the Linksys PCI adapter, however, they have incorporated a much longer antenna, bringing the sensitive dipole up above a normal chassis. The result is superior range even compared to older USB adapters.
    I'm therefore very much satisfied with this card.
    37 people found this helpful
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  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 26 February 2007
    I bought this wireless PCI card as it was relatively cheap and had had reasonable reviews. Following the iffy performance of my Belking wireless laptop card I wasn't expecting a lot, but I was pleasantly surprised. It was easy to install and Windows XP recognised the new hardware straight away. As I already had a wireless router set up, it was just a matter of me entering my WEP code and away it went. I was up and running within 30 mins and no problems so far. Performance is pretty good, I'd recommend it!
    One person found this helpful
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  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 11 January 2007
    Fairly easy to install: I've never actually opened up a computer but the instructions were easy to follow. A short while later I had a fully functioning wireless connection. Sounds too good to be true, right?

    And indeed it was. I've been plagued with reception issues even though the computer is only in the next room, so there seems to be no excuse for the poor, or in my case non-existent reception. I've done all the standard things, and it all works for a while, but consistency is a big issue.

    A highly temperamental piece of equipment and not worth the hassle.
    2 people found this helpful
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  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 29 March 2008
    I have one of these card in a windows XP machine which has never caused me any problems. My entire network is built on Linksys (CISCO) technology, so this was my natural choice when building a 64bit vista ultimate machine. Imagine my surprise that when the box says "upgradeable to vista" it actually means upgradeable to Vista 32 bit O/S's because cisco do not write ANY 64 bit drivers for any of their products.

    Put simply by the Linksys support engineer, "That device is not supported on 64 bit Vista".
    2 people found this helpful
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  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 14 December 2008
    I purchased one of these, along with a LINKSYS router.
    It was easy to set up in the PC, but a bit of a fiddle to get going.
    Reception was all over the place. I had to move the router and PC about in the different rooms to get a decent signal.
    But now it is working, it works well.
  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 25 May 2009
    Ordered the product, installed it, and it works just fine. No problems what so ever...and that's a first for my computer and i !
    I'm not going to try and blind you with techno speak, because i don't know any ! All i can tell you is it does the job intended, and it's a cheap upgrade for my ever ageing computer.
    One person found this helpful
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  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 30 October 2008
    Absolutely the most seemless installation process(Windows XP 2004). USER FRIENDLY. The WIFI card comes with a large antenna. Its also got seperate Windows Vista process.

    Started off with CD driver. Only lasted several minutes and with about 4- mouse clicks. When CD process finished, it stated clearly that the PC will shutdown and continue after you insert the WIFI adaptor into the PCI slot.

    Once card got fitted, i switched on the PC. It booted up as normal with no slowdowns. After Windows XP recognised the new hardware, the next step of the installation appeared without long delays. It instantly displayed the wireless networks. Once i chose my network, it requested the WEP keys within my secured wireless network. This was done within 2 clicks.

    Before i knew it, i had internet access!

    5/5
  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 17 May 2015
    excellent