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At home, organizations, and government network stations, the Linksys Wi-Fi extender can be used. Read more to find out how to set up a Linksys wifi extender. Make sure that you have completed the following requirements before starting with the setup procedure. Notice the wireless settings of the router network, such as. I got a laptop and a kindall. Wanted to connect them to my wireless network. A screen asks for the wireless network security key. I have no idea what that is. Went to home computer and tried to copy the key, but I ended up deleting it and now can't connect to my wi-fi on that either.

Delivers AC speeds of up to N300 + AC867 Mbps and features Gigabit ports for a supercharged wired connection and USB 3.0.
- April 17, 2017
- Windows (all)
- 14.4 MB
The Max-Stream AC2600 Router is the ultimate solution for multi-device households. Breakthrough MU-MIMO technology delivers 4.6x* faster Wi-Fi speeds to everyone and everything on your busy network. Now the whole household can play video games, listen to music, check email, shop, stream movies, and more--all simultaneously and without lag or buffering.
- March 2, 2016
- Windows (all)
- 20.0 MB
A WRE54G expands your network coverage into hard-to-reach areas. The installation of range expander saves wiring cost since this is doesn’t require an Ethernet cable after the successful installation.
- February 25, 2016
- Windows (all)
- 2.8 MB
Setup Wizard for your Linksys WAP54G - Wireless-G Access Point.
- October 12, 2015
- Windows (all)
- 46.5 MB
- July 21, 2010
- Windows (all)
- 74.7 MB
- September 13, 2010
- Windows (all)
- 7.6 MB
- October 19, 2010
- Windows XP/Vista/7
- 398 KB
With more smart devices entering the home, consumers need Wi-Fi that is powerful, easy to use and can maximize their connected experiences.
- January 7, 2014
- Windows (all)
- 13.1 MB
- January 19, 2007
- Windows Vista
- 178 KB
The latest Linksys WMP54G Wireless-G PCI Adapter Driver for Windows XP offers a new version for the Setup Wizard and fixes issues with reconnect after existing standby and hibernate on PC.
- November 17, 2005
- Windows XP
- 6.0 MB
- January 10, 2013
- Windows (all)
- 3.2 MB
- February 24, 2012
- Windows XP/Vista/7
- 3.2 MB
- April 16, 2009
- Windows (all)
- 486 KB
With more smart devices entering the home, consumers need Wi-Fi that is powerful, easy to use and can maximize their connected experiences.
- October 18, 2017
- Windows (all)
- 13.1 MB
The WUSB54GC is a compact wireless-G USB adapter that connects your computer to a wireless network.
- May 7, 2010
- Windows XP/Vista
- 50.5 MB
Operating system support: Windows 95/98/NT.
- September 1, 1997
- Windows 95/98/NT
- 630 KB
- April 12, 2007
- Windows XP/Vista
- 13.8 MB
- September 13, 2006
- Windows (all)
- 363 KB
- October 7, 2009
- Windows XP/Vista
- 395 KB
- March 1, 2010
- Windows (all)
- 1.7 MB
Upgrade your Linksys EPS3 - Ethernet PrintServer.
- April 30, 1996
- Windows 95
- 132 KB
Upgrade your Linksys PASB221 - Reversible Compact AutoSwitch 2-to-1.
- August 7, 1996
- Windows 95
- 435 KB
Upgrade your Linksys PASB421 - Reversible Compact AutoSwitch 4-to-1.
- August 7, 1996
- Windows 95
- 435 KB
Upgrade your Linksys DCASR12 - Reversible 1-to-2 Bi-Directional Auto Switch.
- August 11, 1997
- Windows 95
- 723 KB
Upgrade your Linksys LNEPCI2T - EtherPCI Lan Card II 10BaseT w/ no coax port.
- March 29, 1999
- Windows 95/98
- 604 KB
Upgrade your EFSP42 - EtherFast Switched 2-Port Print Server.
- March 3, 2000
- Windows 95/98/NT
- 890 KB
Upgrade your Linksys PCM100 - EtherFast 10/100 Integrated PC Card.
- April 19, 2000
- Windows 95/98/NT
- 520 KB
Upgrade your Linksys BEFSRU31 - EtherFast® Cable/DSL Router with USB and 3-Port Switch.
- January 9, 2001
- Windows 98/Me/NT/2000
- 32 KB
Upgrade your Linksys EG0801SK - EtherFast 10/100/1000 8+1 Workgroup Gigabit Switch Starter Kit.
- June 4, 2001
- Windows 98/Me/2000
- 164 KB
Upgrade your Linksys HPN200 - HomeLink Phoneline 10M Network Card.
- June 14, 2001
- Windows 98/Me/NT/2000
- 1.5 MB
Upgrade your Linksys USB10T - USB Network Adapter.
- October 1, 2002
- Windows 98/Me/NT/2000
- 181 KB
Upgrade your Linksys PCMPC200 - EtherFast 10/100 CardBus PC Card.
- December 26, 2001
- Windows 98/Me/NT/2000
- 436 KB
Upgrade your Linksys USB100TX - EtherFast 10/100 USB Network Adapter.
- March 22, 2002
- Windows (all)
- 96 KB
Upgrade your Linksys USBM64M - Instant USB Disk 64MB.
- April 1, 2002
- Windows 98/Me/2000
- 2.1 MB
Upgrade your Linksys WCF11 - Instant Wireless Network CF Card.
- May 31, 2002
- Windows 98/Me/2000
- 2.3 MB
Upgrade your Linksys WDT11 - Instant Wireless PCI Adapter.
- May 31, 2002
- Windows 98/Me/NT/2000/XP
- 4.0 MB
Upgrade your Linksys EG1064 - Instant Gigabit Network Adapter.
- May 18, 2009
- Windows (all)
- 1.4 MB
Upgrade your Linksys EG1032 - Instant Gigabit Network Adapter.
- December 15, 2004
- Windows (all)
- 2.7 MB
Upgrade your Linksys PLEBR10 - Instant PowerLine Etherfast 10/100 Bridge.
- November 25, 2002
- Windows (all)
- 3.9 MB
Upgrade your Linksys PLUSB10 - Instant PowerLine USB Adapter.
- November 25, 2002
- Windows (all)
- 3.9 MB
Drivers for Linksys WPG11 - Wireless Presentation Gateway.
- March 17, 2003
- Windows (all)
- 3.3 MB
Linksys BEFCMU10 EtherFast Cable Modem with USB and Ethernet Connection Driver v 2.
- December 7, 2007
- Windows XP/Vista/7
- 73 KB
- November 3, 2008
- Windows XP/Vista
- 148 KB
- August 13, 2009
- Windows (all)
- 4.7 MB
- September 2, 2009
- Windows (all)
- 492.0 MB
- August 12, 2011
- Windows (all)
- 6.0 MB
- October 7, 2009
- Windows XP/Vista
- 41.9 MB
- December 8, 2011
- Mac OS X
- 1.7 MB
- March 9, 2012
- Windows (all)
- 1.7 MB
Upgrade your Linksys WCF12 - Wireless CompactFlash Card Driver v 2.
- September 16, 2002
- Windows (all)
- 2.0 MB

Linksys
Headquarters
Type	Brand (formerly a company)
Industry	Networking equipment
Founded	1988; 33 years ago
Founders	Victor Tsao Janie Tsao
Products	Routers, DSL/Cable Gateways, Switches, Wireless Access Points, Storage and security IP cameras
Parent	Independent (1988–2003) Cisco Systems (2003–2013) Belkin (2013–present)^[1]
Website	www.linksys.com

A Linksys Wi-Firouter

Linksys is an American brand (formerly a company) of data networking hardware products mainly sold to home users and small businesses. Linksys products include wired and wireless routers, Ethernet switches, VoIP equipment, wireless Internet video cameras, audio visual products and network storage systems.

Linksys was founded in 1988 by the couple Victor and Janie Tsao, both Taiwanese immigrants to the United States. The company was purchased by Cisco in 2003, and sold to Belkin in 2013.^[2]^[3] Belkin was acquired by Foxconn in 2018.^[4]

Linksys products are sold to consumers off-the-shelf from consumer electronics stores, Internet retailers, and big-box retail stores such as supermarkets. Significant competitors in the home and small business networking market segment include D-Link, TP-Link, and Netgear.

Linksys network & wireless cards driver download for windows 8.1

History[edit]

In 1988, the married couple Janie and Victor Tsao founded DEW International, later renamed Linksys, in the garage of their Irvine, California home. The founders were immigrants from Taiwan who held second jobs as consultants specializing in pairing American technology vendors with manufacturers in Taiwan.^[5] The company's first products were printer sharers that connected multiple PCs to printers. From this, it expanded into Ethernet hubs, network cards, and cords. By 1994, it had grown to 55 employees with annual revenues of $6.5 million.^[5]

The company received a major boost in 1995, when Microsoft released Windows 95 with built-in networking functions that expanded the market for its products. Linksys established its first U.S. retail channels with Fry's Electronics (1995) and Best Buy (1996).^[6]In 1999, the company announced the first Fast Ethernet PCMCIA Card for notebook PCs. In 2000, it introduced the first 8-port router with SNMP and QoS, and in 2001 it shipped its millionth cable/DSL router.^[6] By 2003, when the company was acquired by Cisco, it had 305 employees and revenues of more than $500 million.^[5] That was also the sum paid by Cisco for the company.^[7]

Cisco expanded the company's product line, acquiring VoIP maker Sipura Technology in 2005^[8] and selling its products under Linksys Voice System or later Linksys Business Series brands.^[9]In July 2008, Cisco acquired Seattle-based Pure Networks, a vendor of home networking-management software. Pure Networks had previously provided the tools and software infrastructure used to create the Linksys Easy Link Advisor.^[10]

Cisco announced in January 2013 that it would sell its home networking division and Linksys to Belkin, giving Belkin 30% of the home router market. Belkin pledged to continue support and honor warranties for existing Linksys products.^[11]

In 2018, Belkin was acquired by Foxconn, a Taiwanese multinational electronics firm, for $866 million.^[12]

Products[edit]

Routers[edit]

BEFSR41 Ethernet router
BEFSX41 (2)VPN Endpoint Ethernet router
WRT54G was notable for having firmware based on the Linuxoperating system. Since version 5, flash memory is reduced from 4 MB to 2 MB, and VxWorks was used instead of Linux. The original Linux model with 4 MB is now available as WRT54GL.
WRT54G2router was a restyled version of the WRT54G containing the expected firewall features that protect from hackers that may try to access its network.^[13] It supports the same 802.11b/g wifi standards.
Wireless-N (draft 802.11n) series products:
- WRT150N featured a 4-port 10/100 switch and claimed three times the range and nine times the speed over a standard wireless-G router.
- WRT310N featured a 4-port 10/100/1000 switch and claimed four times the range and twelve times the speed over a standard wireless-G router.
- WRT610N featured a 4-port 10/100/1000 switch, broadcasts simultaneous dual (2.4 and 5 GHz) wireless bands, multimedia streaming features, and a USB 2.0 storage link to accommodate an external hard drive.^[14]

Modems[edit]

Linksys ADSL modem AM300

Linksys ADSL modem AM300 backside showing Ethernet, USB, and phone line ports

WAG200G has a 211 MHz AR7 MIPS32 CPU with 4 MB of flash memory and 16MB of DRam on the PCB. The WAG200G measures 5.5×5.5×1.25 inches (14×14×3.2 cm) (W×H×D) and weighs .77 pounds (.35 kg). The WAG200G all-in-one device functions as a high speed ADSL2+ Modem, a Wireless G Access Point, router and 4-port Ethernet switch. The built-in wireless Access Point function complies with the specifications of the 802.11g standard, which offers transfer speeds of up to 54 Mbit/s. It is also backwards compatible with 802.11b devices at speeds of 11 Mbit/s. The Access Point can support the connection of up to 32 wireless devices. It also offers 4 built-in 10/100 8P8C ports to connect Ethernet-enabled computers, print servers and other devices

USB wireless[edit]

WUSB54G series of USB wireless adapters use the Ralink RT2500 chipset.^[15] They support the 802.11b and 802.11g wireless network standards, and have Open Source drivers available for Linux.^[16] Drivers are also available for use on Macintosh systems. Only the Version 4 contains the Ralink chipset. Modification of the driver to work with Macintosh was discovered by Kramer2k.^[17]

Powerline network adapter[edit]

Linksys by Cisco Powerline Adapter Kit

Linksys offered a variety of HomePlug-based Ethernet-to-Power-line communication products:

PLTE200 – Powerline Network Adapter
PLTS200 – Powerline 4-Port Network Adapter
PLTK300 – Powerline Network Kit
PLE300 – Powerline AV Network Adapter
PLS300 – Powerline AV 4-Port Network Adapter
PLK300 – Powerline AV Network Kit

Network attached storage[edit]

The NSLU2 is a network attached storage device with 8 MB of flash memory, 32MB of SDRAM, a 100 Mbit/s Ethernet port, and two USB ports. The NSLU2 was discontinued in 2008. The NAS200 added SATA ports.

Network media hub[edit]

Linksys by Cisco Network Media Hub 400 Series

The Media Hub 300 and 400 series are network attached storage devices that allow users to share digital media across a network. Once the Media Hub is connected to the network, it searches for media content residing within the network and aggregates it into one centralized location, including all UPnP devices found. The Built-in Media Reader can directly import photos from compact Flash devices, SD cards and memory sticks without the need of a computer. Memory capacity options are 500GB or 1TB, with an extra empty bay.

The Media Hub's GUI gives a holistic view of the media located on the network regardless of where the actual file is located. Albums are consolidated, artwork, track numbers, and other metadata are downloaded, and all information can be sorted by a variety of different criteria. Automated backup software that helps preserve the data through continuous storage backup.

VoIP[edit]

Linksys PAP2 (and PAP2T) is an analog telephony adapter (commonly referred to as ATA), which allows for the connection of one or two “normal” telephones to a VoIP provider using the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) protocol. The product is based on the SPA-2000 ATA, made by Sipura Technology, which was acquired by Cisco in 2005. The PAP2 was discontinued in 2012.

The SPA2102 is a gateway router with two FXS ports and SPA3102 is a gateway router with both a FXO and FXS port.

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