Thanks Gary
The supposed Win 7 driver is not working - I can not connect to the
adapter - maybe I am missing something in the Win 7 wireless setup
(which is not like the XP/Vista setup) but at this point I can not get
the Jefa adapter to run (even after I have enabled it and disabled the
laptop's organic adapter)
Preston
Gary Brinck said the following on 16/01/2010 11:04:
> The "may be a driver problem" means just that - the Win 7 software doesn't know about the driver and is merely giving a standard warning. Since Jafa Tech told you to use the driver, I would go ahead and give it a try. It the system becomes unstable, you can always go back to the restore point prior to the driver install.
>
> Betti Ann and Preston Smith wrote:
>
>> Hi
>>
>> I recently bought a JefaTech USB RV Kit. It works well with my old
>> laptap which runs under XP
>>
>> A few days ago I bought a new laptop - a Gateway N79 family device
>> running under Windows 7
>>
>> I found the supposed drivers (as directed by Jefatech support) on the
>> Jefatech web site but they are not doing the job - Win 7 tells me there
>> may be a driver problem.
>>
>
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