Linksys AC600 Dual-Band USB Wireless Network Adapter for PC - 600Mbps High-Speed WiFi Dongle (WUSB6100M) - Perfect for Home Office, Gaming & Streaming
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Product Description
Supercharge your Windows PC or laptop to Next-Gen AC Wi-Fi - Multi-User MMO - with the Max-Stream AC600 Wi-Fi USB Adapter (WUSB6100M). With simple plug and play setup (or use the provided CD), you will be enjoying advanced speeds courtesy of Multi-User MIMO technology. Experience powered streaming, online gaming, and surfing without lag or buffering with this high-performance adapter.Product Type: Wireless Networking Adapter
Product Features
Supports Microsoft Windows 7, 8 and 10
Next-Gen AC Wi-Fi keeps multiple Wi-Fi devices online at the same time and the same speed with Multi-User MIMO technology
Selectable Dual-band AC Wi-Fi speeds upto AC600 (AC433/N150 Mbps)
Unique mini design for easier mobility
Focus Wi-Fi signal with beam forming technology to connect to your home network and experience reliable connections.Compatible with all Wi-Fi routers.Easy plug & play
Customer Reviews
The adapter did not self install. When I ran setup.exe on the enclosed CD I received a message: “This app has been blocked for your protection”This seems to be a windows 10 problem. Actually it is more a safeguard than a problem and probably does a lot of good security.To get around it you need to do a regedit fix.I googled: “this app has been blocked for your protection”. Two YouTube clips came up and both had the same instructions.When I made the change to the regedit, the setup app on the CD worked great.If you make the fix, MAKE SURE YOU RESET THE REGEDIT TO THE ORIGINAL SETTINGS AFTER THE INSTALL IS COMPLETE.I am giving the product 5 stars because it works great. If you have problems making simple regedit changes you might think twice. I am surprised that Linksys did not have instructions included in the written setup instructions for this issue.
