There is a driver CD included with the adapter, but it's always best to use the latest. Media like USB drive flash drive that you can use on the computer where you. Linux (RTL8188CUS). This will take you to the drivers page for the Realtek RTL8188CU(S) chipset that's at the heart of the USB-WIFINT (Realtek's page has.

I recently installed windows 7. As a part of this, I was required to install the drivers for my onboard wireless adapter (Realtek 8187).

However, with the driver came this annoying management studio called Realtek Wireless Lan Utility. It's not a huge burden, except that every time I log in to my computer (if I've been idle for a while), this idiot application is up on the screen and I need to click 'close' to close it. I can't seem to find any 'do not start at windows startup' on the application or anything that would cause it to just let windows manage my wireless settings. I've done the preliminary google search, but searches for 'disable realtek wireless lan utility' seem to come up with nada for results.

Anyone know how to disable this stupid program? So, hopefully this might help someone in the future, but I was able to find the solution. In the Program Files directory, there is a Realtek Wireless Lan Utility and Driver folder. Within this folder is a driver/ folder.

I copied this folder to another location, uninstalled the realtek wireless lan utility (which also uninstalled the driver). I then went into Device Manager, searched for new hardware (which it found the wireless adapter, but required a driver). I pointed the driver installation system to the driver/ folder, and it installed JUST the driver. Hope this helps someone else. RealTek Wireless Lan Utility- It's listed as a service - you can close the utiltiy by right clicking on the icon on the tray and choosing QUIT - if you want to stop it from running - open services - find 'Realtek87b' open it by double clicking on it - stop it - then disable it - then forget about it. The utility will not run when you restart and will be removed the next time you update or remove the driver. It is a small utility that shows what other ReaTek wireless users are on your lan.

That's all nothing insidious - just a driver writer's utility that might be of use to an organization. It allows wireless users on the same lan to discover and quickly communicate with each other - the same way that windows lan users used to do with the lan utility that used to be bundled in all lan drivers.

You could try unticking Show Tray icon. You can find it at bottom left of the utility window. Just plug in the Alfa (or turn it on if it's an internal card), open the utility and clear the tick.

Power off, unplug the Alfa from USB and restart. The Alfa utility should not appear. Plug in the Alfa when needed or turn it on if it is an onboard device and connect to network as usual. This will just use the normal Windows interface.

Contoh program kasir dengan phpbb themes. If you do need the utility then just run it from a desktop shortcut or start menu.

@Freedom_Ben Thanks for this driver! I was able to properly compile the driver.

It also indicates I am connected to the wifi-network. However, I seem to be unable to actually transfer data.

I am using Ubuntu 13.10 (even though verify_branch.sh asks me to switch to fedora-20). Additional info is that, originally, I had 'rtl_pci' and 'rtl8192c_common' from lsmod, but I seem unable to restart those (FATAL module not found). Do you have any suggestions on how to fix this issue? (I tried with both the fedora-20 and ubuntu-13.10 branch) – Feb 25 '14 at 12:42 •. The driver you're looking for is no longer maintained by RealTek, so I've put it up on GitHub where I maintain it from version to version so that it compiles and works. So far, I as well as several others have had good experience using this driver.

You can find the driver on Github: There are full instructions located on the project page (that link will take you there) and also in the README.md file that comes with the checkout. The commands you see in the instructions should be entered into a terminal prompt, and enter should be pressed at the end of each line. Please let me know of any issues you encounter and I'll try to help.