Will this work on Dell's Inspiron Duo? I'm thinking about buying the Inspiron Duo, but it doesn't have an ethernet port so I was wondering if this adapter will work?I'll be using the netbook for travel to Japan and the hotel only has wired ethernet in the rooms. Will this work on Dell's Inspiron Duo? I'm thinking about buying the Inspiron Duo, but it doesn't have an ethernet port so I was wondering if this adapter will work?I'll... » Read More Will this work on Dell's Inspiron Duo? I'm thinking about buying the Inspiron Duo, but it doesn't have an ethernet port so I was wondering if this adapter will work?I'll be using the netbook for travel to Japan and the hotel only has wired ethernet in the rooms. « Show Less
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Thanks for the update, Alex! Hotels don't realize how much we count on our net connections! :)
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(This message is from the manufacturer)Yes, thanks - Just for others benefit (since you probably already have a solution) ..This will work on any laptop, including the Inspiron Duo, with drivers installed. You can install drivers before you travel (or even have the product in hand) to make things easy. They're from the product's home page at http://plugable.com/products/usb2-e1000/Email support@plugable.com anytime with any pre or post sales questions. We're happy to help!
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Hi Bernie,Happy holidays! I just received my X-mas gift in the mail, the USB-Nano 11N Wifi-Adapter! :-D Thank you! That was very nice.This might be a dumb question but what can I use it for? Is it for older laptops and computers that don't already have a Wifi receiver built in?
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Thanks, Bernie. I did buy the adapter and it worked fine while I was here. Of course, when I was out there in Tokyo, the hotel room's Ethernet cable wasn't working so I still had to use the 2nd floor Guest Lounge Wifi, LOL! >_<
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I have read that this port replicator works for "all Latitude E-series laptops." I have three such laptops and they all worked with this port replicator. That said, I believe this will work for your laptop. Here's the Dell link about your laptop and it working with the E-Series Docking Station compatibility: http://www.dell.com/us/business/p/latitude-e7240-ultrabook/pd?~srd=true&sk;=dell%20latitude%20e7240&scat;=prod&ref;=ac
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I have used this device on different brands of netbooks and laptops and I have had no problems .I do agree with the previous reply that for additional ports you can use a USB hub
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Hello Mr. Tissier, you said that you didn't have any problems with Windows 7 as long as I get an A-B Y cable with 2 USB plugs. I order one from Cables to Go and plan to use it with my Dell Inspiron Netbook. Should I be okay with that? I would appreciate your response. Thank you.
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The connectors on this cable are standard RJ45 which are used on all Ethernet connections. I looked at specs on an Inspiron 1545 and it had Ethernet and would have a connection for this cable. The cable would run to a wall socket, cable or DSL router or network switch to connect your computer to an Ethernet network with other computers and maybe an Internet connection. I hope this helps.
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I don't know for sure. I have a Inspiron 530 which is 4 or 5 years old now and it dropped right in. The computer found it without any issues and works much better than the USB doggle I hand prior to that. When I installed it, it seemed as though it was piggy backing the video board on the motherboard (i.e. I don't think it would work on a non Dell computer).
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MP, A thought (hope I'm not too late). For less than the cost of shipping your netbook to someone for repair you can probably just purchase a new (better) wi-fi card. A very popular one is the Intel 5300 AGN. It adds (draft) N to the existing B and G capability (assuming you have a 1000HA) and has much better range than the OEM card. I put one in my HA and there's a world of difference (150 to 300 mbps depending on distance to router compared to 54 mbps for the stocker) The Intel 5300 is commonly available on eBay for under $20 and installation in the HA is ultra easy. The card is right under the access hatch where the memory and hard drive are located. Cheers
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Good Morning, As I am not framilar with the ASUS netbook, I do not know what type memory modules are used The manual should be available should be available on-line and will tell you which type of memory modules are used. Sorry could not be more helpful. Andy
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Idk I got it for a dell is all I know. I had too buy two different ones cause the first one did not work. ask someone else, computer nerd this question cause I don't know..
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I tried to find the specs for the Inspiron one online... for some reason, no luck. From what I can see from the pictures, it does not seem to have a S-Video connector. I'd suggest you identify the S-Video port on your Dell first. Then, ensure your TV has a yellow RCA input. If you have these ports, I'd be pretty confident it is going to work.I am using this cable to hoop up a Dell laptop to my TV, so I get my movies on a big screen. What puzzles me is: The Inspiron one itself is just a big screen (with PC built-in) and this cable is 1.5 m (5 ft) long. If it works this would then put the Dell screen side-by-side with a TV screen. Is that the goal? I tried to find the specs for the Inspiron one online... for some reason, no luck. From what I can see from the pictures, it does not seem to have a S-Video connector. I'd suggest you identify the S-Video port on your Dell first. Then, ensure your TV has a yellow RCA input. If you have these ports, I'd be pretty confident it is going to work.I am using this cable to hoop up a Dell laptop to my TV, so I get my movies on a big screen. What puzzles me is: The Inspiron one itself is just a big screen (with PC built-in) and this cable is 1.5 m (5 ft) long. If it works this would then... » Read More I tried to find the specs for the Inspiron one online... for some reason, no luck. From what I can see from the pictures, it does not seem to have a S-Video connector. I'd suggest you identify the S-Video port on your Dell first. Then, ensure your TV has a yellow RCA input. If you have these ports, I'd be pretty confident it is going to work.I am using this cable to hoop up a Dell laptop to my TV, so I get my movies on a big screen. What puzzles me is: The Inspiron one itself is just a big screen (with PC built-in) and this cable is 1.5 m (5 ft) long. If it works this would then put the Dell screen side-by-side with a TV screen. Is that the goal? « Show Less
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Don't buy this dock. Call Dell, give them the service tag off your laptop, and let them give you the dock or docks that are compatible with your device. Will save you time, and trouble in the event the dock is bad. The one I purchased originally was bad, and not the best dock for my laptop. Ultimately returned the original one due to defect. Supplier was out of stock so that's when I went to Dell directly. It took a few calls to get someone to tell me which ones were compatible since the website said the super speed was the only one that was noted as being right for my device. That is when the lady asked for my service tag. She was able to pull a list. Good service and the dock works well. Don't buy this dock. Call Dell, give them the service tag off your laptop, and let them give you the dock or docks that are compatible with your device. Will save you time, and trouble in the event the dock is bad. The one I purchased originally was bad, and not the best dock for my laptop. Ultimately returned the original one due to defect. Supplier was out of stock so that's when I went to Dell directly. It took a few calls to get someone to tell me which ones were compatible since the website said the super speed was the only one that was noted as being right for my... » Read More Don't buy this dock. Call Dell, give them the service tag off your laptop, and let them give you the dock or docks that are compatible with your device. Will save you time, and trouble in the event the dock is bad. The one I purchased originally was bad, and not the best dock for my laptop. Ultimately returned the original one due to defect. Supplier was out of stock so that's when I went to Dell directly. It took a few calls to get someone to tell me which ones were compatible since the website said the super speed was the only one that was noted as being right for my device. That is when the lady asked for my service tag. She was able to pull a list. Good service and the dock works well. « Show Less
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It worked well on our Dell computer....we had it hood up in a matter of minutes but I am unsure about the different Dell models. We just plugged it in the USB port, followed the instructions and get great data transfer....good luck
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I don't know why it wouldn't work. I didn't do anything except disable the internal card from the control panel and plug the HIRO into a USB 2.0 port. Didn't load any software/drivers whatsoever. I have a DELL XPS8500 w/WIN8.0. BTW, the performance difference between the OEM internal and the HIRO is like night and day. I couldn't be happier. I hope this helps.
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I bought mine more than a year ago and didn't like how it worked in Windows (I've updated the software since). But when I saw it in my bag and plugged it into my new Chromebook 2 - it worked. It worked as a USB-to-Ethernet adapter (smaller than the Apple adapter I've been using and the same price). It worked as a wireless USB adapter. It worked as an AP that grabbed my wireless network as it's Internet source. Everything I tried worked with the WL-330NUL and the Chromebook 2. Now I'm curious if it works with my old Chromebook. Well worth the price and the tiny space in your bag.
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I'm running windows 7 with no issues on this laptop except I have yet to find the wired ethernet driver. Touch screen etc all works fine once I found the various drivers.
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Thanks a lot for the kindly help. I did read over the whole manual. The netbook worked pretty good and was very easy to handle. I forgot the warning. The previous reviewers were focused on opening the tab to find the screw. I hope our experience will remind the others of the warning. Thanks again for your help.
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MP,A thought (hope I'm not too late). For less than the cost of shipping your netbook to someone for repair you can probably just purchase a new (better) wi-fi card. A very popular one is the Intel 5300 AGN. It adds (draft) N to the existing B and G capability (assuming you have a 1000HA) and has much better range than the OEM card. I put one in my HA and there's a world of difference (150 to 300 mbps depending on distance to router compared to 54 mbps for the stocker)The Intel 5300 is commonly available on eBay for under $20 and installation in the HA is ultra easy. The card is right under the access hatch where the memory and hard drive are located.Cheers MP,A thought (hope I'm not too late). For less than the cost of shipping your netbook to someone for repair you can probably just purchase a new (better) wi-fi card. A very popular one is the Intel 5300 AGN. It adds (draft) N to the existing B and G capability (assuming you have a 1000HA) and has much better range than the OEM card. I put one in my HA and there's a world of difference (150 to 300 mbps depending on distance to router compared to 54 mbps for the stocker)The Intel 5300 is commonly available on eBay for under $20 and installation in the HA is ultra easy.... » Read More MP,A thought (hope I'm not too late). For less than the cost of shipping your netbook to someone for repair you can probably just purchase a new (better) wi-fi card. A very popular one is the Intel 5300 AGN. It adds (draft) N to the existing B and G capability (assuming you have a 1000HA) and has much better range than the OEM card. I put one in my HA and there's a world of difference (150 to 300 mbps depending on distance to router compared to 54 mbps for the stocker)The Intel 5300 is commonly available on eBay for under $20 and installation in the HA is ultra easy. The card is right under the access hatch where the memory and hard drive are located.Cheers « Show Less