Net Gear Adapter install question

Discussion in 'Wireless Networking' started by Tom C, Jan 24, 2010.

  1. Tom C

    Tom C Guest

    I work with a large technical support desk and part of our work involves
    installing printer drivers using the add hardware wizard in Windows and
    locating a .inf file located in our program directory. I was wondering if
    it was possible to use the same basi process to install the Net Gear
    wireless adapter driver so that after installing just the driver, we can use
    the wireless zero configuration in Windows to complete the network setup
    process. Using Net Gears installation is cumbersom and forces the user to
    install software that is unneeded and unwanted making configuring the
    network a nightmare. I would like your thoughts.
     
    Tom C, Jan 24, 2010
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  2. Tom C

    Jack [MVP-Networking] Guest

    Hi
    Yeah, as long as you install only the driver (No 3rd party util). Windows
    Utility (WZC) would provide the service to the Wireless.
    Jack (MS, MVP-Networking).
     
    Jack [MVP-Networking], Jan 24, 2010
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