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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Starting a guest operating system automatically is just very easy on VirtualBox and is handled nicely by a utility called VBoxManage. Below are the steps to start a virtual machine or a guest OS automatically.
Create a batch file and name it to anything you like e.g startvm.bat and insert the lines below to the batch file:
cd "c:\Program Files\Sun\VirtualBox"
vboxmanage startvm "virtual machine name"
Save the batch file and place it in the Startup folder.
That’s it, the virtual machine should start automatically every time you start the host machine.
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If you are one of the many users of Thunderbird migrating from Windows XP to Windows 7 the easy way. This guide will help you backup and restore your emails in Thunderbird including all the settings.
Backing up Thunderbird on Windows XP
Backup your Thunderbird folder and store it in a different partition or drive. Thunderbird folder can be found in C:\Documents and Settings\[Username]\Application Data
Restoring Thunderbird on Windows 7
Install the latest version on Thunderbird mail client which is version 3.0. Once Thunderbird is already installed, do not run it yet when prompted if you want to run it for the first time. Now, copy the backup Thunderbird folder into this path C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Roaming and when it’s done copying the folder, run the Thunderbird mail client.
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