Hello,
I've put together a new system build with a gigabyte gaming 5 z170x mobo, and I don't yet have an Ethernet cord long enough to reach the router. In the meantime, I have a really old D-Link wireless wda 2320 network card that I guess I could throw in to get my windows updates running. Does anyone know if that would work?
Would the old drivers on this page:
http://support.dlink.com/ProductInfo.aspx?m=WDA-2320
function in win10? and with new hardware?
should I use some newer third party site drivers like these:
https://drivers.windows10download.com/win10-d-link-wda-2320-desktop-adapter-driver-drivers/
http://www.driverscape.com/download/d-link-wda-2320-desktop-adapter
Is it potentially harmful to my other hardware to do this?
I've put together a new system build with a gigabyte gaming 5 z170x mobo, and I don't yet have an Ethernet cord long enough to reach the router. In the meantime, I have a really old D-Link wireless wda 2320 network card that I guess I could throw in to get my windows updates running. Does anyone know if that would work?
Would the old drivers on this page:
http://support.dlink.com/ProductInfo.aspx?m=WDA-2320
function in win10? and with new hardware?
should I use some newer third party site drivers like these:
https://drivers.windows10download.com/win10-d-link-wda-2320-desktop-adapter-driver-drivers/
http://www.driverscape.com/download/d-link-wda-2320-desktop-adapter
Is it potentially harmful to my other hardware to do this?
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