I have the F5U103v. That is a USB-to-serial adapter too. If you use 'Everest home or corporate' software and connect your hardware, although you have a driver error, Everest will indicate to you (in devices/USB devices) the true hardware manufacturer. In this case 'Prolific Technology Inc.' And not 'Belkin'. There is a link for my case and probably yours, but if it doesn't run, use Everest to locate the real manufacturer: And click on 'PL-2303 USB to Serial Bridge Controller' /software and drivers. There is support for all Windows OSes, 32 and 64-bit, Windows 7 included.

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This same link could help Mac users. Click on 'User Manual' for Linux users. (The 'PL-2303' reference is the hardware ID that is located in 'Device properties/ Device ID' on Everest software). Always use this software for locate drivers for your new hardware devices. Update: The site is now down, but through google cache you can still reach the downloads.

Direct links.

There's the problem. The version 4 (or 4000) of this wireless adaptor no longer works with Ralink drivers, apparently you need to install the ZyDAS 1211 chipset ones instead: That one should work. I'm in the middle of trying to get these drivers running on my Mac right this moment, which is how I found your post.grin.

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OK, an update: I installed the above-linked drivers and the wireless adaptor worked, however before I could get it to connect to any wireless networks I had to configure the en1 device in my system preferences, and THEN run the Wlan utility to choose a wireless network. And ruby editor for mackenzie. Try that on your system if you have problems getting the Wlan utility to recognize your wireless network in its list. I had to set up the en1 to use DHCP and Apply the changes to make the IP configuration 'active' before Wlan could see the network list. Strangely I found that my DHCP server wouldn't respond over WEP-enabled transit, but on a non-WEP connection to my network, the DHCP worked. This could be driver bug, perhaps?

Good luck, Steve. Mac noobie here. So pls bear with me (im a pc guy) long story short, my mom 'inherited' my sister's old imac (g4, osx 10.3). I have wifi setup in the place so i wanted my mom to be able to connect etc etc. But it doesnt have a built in airport thingie and i didnt want to spend all that much so i was able to purchase the belkin f5d7050 v4000. Ok here's the problem.

I got the zydas driver loaded, the belkin stick lights up (yellow), the wlan utility is in the docking bar. I check in the system profiler and in the usb section, the belkin usb wlan shows up. I go to network settings and it doesnt detect a new port.

So i cant fix the wlan utility as well. What do i do?

Can anyone help? Thanks a bunch. I've got the F5D7050 v4 working on my Uphuck 10.4.9 installation, but it goes extremely slow when I'm using WPA-TSK.

It connects perfectly without any encryption, but it downloads at like 20 kb/sec if I'm using WPA. Has anybody else experienced this? I'm using version 4.5.7 of the Zydas drivers and 3.3.3.0 of the Zydas 'utility.' Edit: Even without encryption, I'm downloading at like 550 kb/sec over my local area connection. That's not even close to what it should be over a 54 mbps connection. Does anybody else's F5D7050 work at full speed?

I recently got OSX running on my AMD system and am working on getting wireless working. After a couple hours of trying to get my Linksys PCI wireless card runnig I gave up and went to best buy for the Belkin 7050 because there seems to have been a LOT of success with that. I put it in the USB port, got a light on the unit but nothing in the system profiler. So I thought it might be a fluke and install the ZD1211 driver because I have ver. 4000 of the adapter. Still nothing.

At this point I have the WLAN config utility available but no adapter available, either in the config or in the system profiler. Any suggestions??