



Then Select "let me choose from a list of driver on my computer". Select "Browse my computer for driver software". My adapter appeared as "ethernet controller", ( your may say Netgear WG311v3) but in either case select whatever you may have. You'll have to download it on a disc from their website somehow or use their disc if its vista. I restart computer ( I just left adapter in slot, So tired of taking it out and back in again!). (try to do all this while offline, if you have connected some other way) I then go to device manager and uninstall the device and be sure to check the box that says "delete driver software for this device". The windows 7 driver does not work at all for me it just code tens on me. I just can't understand how it worked before with the F8 and now it doesn't. Driver status says "cannot start" code 10. I called their tech support and they tell me it is not compatable with windows 7, even though the ONLY reason I bought it was because it advertises that it IS compatable in big words covering their whole box! Since it worked fine at first I threw out all packaging and reciept so I cannot return it.
#NETGEAR WG311V3 DRIVER WINDOWS 10 UPDATE#
I even downloaded the driver update from windows update but that one will not work either. I have installed and uninstalled the driver software and taken out/replaced the card in its slot so many times and nothing works. It will not work, not even with the F8 to disable the driver sig. I then reinstalled my wireless PCI adapter from Netgear. I deleted everything off the hard drive and reinstalled the OS. It worked great after that, although annoying to have to do that each time I start computer. I restarted the computer and pressed F8 to disable the driver sig. I purchased a Netgear WG311v3 wireless PCI adapter for my 545 DELL Inspirion desktop running windows 7 64x.
