Linksys just released a driver for Linksys WUSB600N version 2.0 and fixed the issue where the adapter is not recognized or detected after the system resumes from sleep or hibernate mode.
If you are one of those people who bought this wireless adapter then you can directly download the driver from this link and yes, you still need to install the driver manually as you on the older version in this post
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Here’s a nice application launcher I’ve stumbled while trying to tweak my newly installed windows 7 named RocketDock which you can download here if you’re interested to try it out.
The application launcher will somehow give you that mac-ish look desktop, not that close though but it will give you a very nice looking dock that compliments neatly with windows 7’s UI.
See it for yourself with the images below which is actually my current desktop look.
RocketDock positioned at the bottom
RocketDock positioned on top
I have yet to try other application launchers as well but RocketDock application launcher seems ubiquitous when I searched for windows 7 application launcher so the screen shots above.
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I just bought a Linksys WUSB600N V2, unfortunately it didn’t include the driver for windows 7 which happens to be my operating system. Anyway, I am posting it here just in case someone will come looking for these drivers.
The drivers below are for windows 7 32bit and 64bit versions and provided as is, and must be installed manually as there is no setup file included in the package.
WUSB600N V2 Drivers Windows 7
wusb600nv2_win7_3_1_0_1_0.zip
If you’re having problems installing the windows 7 64bit version, download the windows vista 64bit version from here first and install it, then update the driver to windows 7 64bit after the windows vista 64bit driver has been installed.
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