Using the Microsoft Debugger, every time the WUSB54GV4 driver is installed and the associated wireless receiver plugged in XP Professional goes directly to the Blue Screen Of Death. This is resident in the ErrorHandler of mainframe systems apparently Microsoft and even Intel do not yet understand the concept of making a machine crash proof using Control Mode ErrorHandling. The three levels of Error Mode are supposed to ensure that the code in error is never executed again without software and hardware engineering inspection and enabling and thus prevent the total system crash that is Control Mode 3, or, the Blue Screen Of Death.

How any system in existence can be crashed with a Blue Screen Of Death by a.

I mean that with 100% passion.īeing an Electrical Engineer that has designed more than a few computer systems and having been on the first 64-bit systems design team I have witnessed the complete deterioration of a once intelligent field of study and discipline: computer software. RT2500USB.sys is the worst written piece of software in all of computing history!įrom RaLink with LinkSys and Cisco Systems endorsement, they should all hang their heads in shame at having released this hackerware. These maybe simple or pointless questions but I thought I would ask while it is still fresh on my mind. Is this the same thing as the transmit power you can set by right clicking the linksys icon on the notification area? Do you think it can be set higher than '100%' My main interest is the Tx Power section:

Is this a standard thing that can be changed from the setup program once the driver is installed?Īlso, under the country region section, if I was to set mine to one of the other regions (like 'MKK1 (Channel 1 - 14)') would it allow me to set the channel to the channels not available to the USA currently? What does it mean by hidden? I've installed it with this flagged and not but didn't notice any new SSIDs. HKR,, ShowHiddenSSID, 0, '0' 0=disable(default), 1=enable I am curious if anyone has posted a guide to editing the rt2500usb.inf with any advantageous results. I went ahead and updated the drivers for these machines to the 2.1.0.0 and it went ok although I don't notice much of a difference since the update but it wasn't supposed to change much anyway.

I've got about 6 or 7 PCs that use the WUSB54g v4 adapter. I updated a few routers with 3rd party firmware to increase the signal strength and it went great. I'm a longtime Linksys product user but I just recently found and all the great information available here.

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