Download Windows 7 Iso The Pirate Bay Free on this page. Hi, I have installed Ubuntu 14.04 LTS on my PC and updated software to the latest level (sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get -y dist-upgrade). Ubuntu is running without any issue. The only problem I have is with my Wifi USB key that I don't know how to configure. I have had this Wifi USB key installed successfully on my other Windows 7 PC and Wifi USB key was working without an issue. I installed Wifi USB driver from CD, but the same drivers can be downloaded from internet. I have 'Cisco Linksys AE1200' Wifi USB key. Exact info about this device is at URL: On this web site there is Download link to download drivers: (click on rectangle at 'Hardware version 1') but this drivers are only available for Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7.

But I need a solution for Ubuntu. Before inserting Wifi USB key into PC USB connector I have executed command.

Hi, I would like to update this thread with my solution to the problem if someone having the same problem. My reported bug was marked as duplicate of another bug, so this is known problem! Let get first why this problem existed in first place. Before I plugged my Cisco Linksys AE1200 Wifi USB key into Ubuntu I have upgraded Ubuntu to 14.04.4 (sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get -y dist-upgrade) and according to the upgraded kernel to 'wily' kernel. I just thought having the latest kernel would just fix any problem (by the way this is default kernel with Ubuntu 14.04.4 if downloaded now from official Ubuntu web site!!!). Big mistake, I wasted two days figuring out that this kernel update was major problem to my WiFi USB key configuration. How I fixed the problem: 1.

I just started using linux but i'm having trouble finding drivers for linksys wireless usb adapter for linux. I will very much apprecaite it if. Get support for Linksys Dual-Band Wireless-N USB Network Adapter. Updating your Linksys Wireless USB Adapter. WUSB600N linux driver.

In Terminal to find out what is the current kernel. Code: sudo depmod -a sudo modprobe ndiswrapperboth commands without error.

Rebooted Ubuntu to make sure Wifi USB is working fine (blue led light) and it was. From top Ubuntu panel I have selected my wireless network typed in my wireless network SSID and bingo, my WiFi wireless network is working excellent. I got to tell I am little bit disappointed that new kernel (wily kernel) was added to Ubuntu 14.04 LTS without updating dkms module according to bug report The kernel 4.2.0-30 was added to the Ubuntu 14.04.4 but ndiswrapper kernel module was still at 'ndiswrapper 1.59-2' but it is obvious from bug report that this problem was solved in Wily by upgrading the 'ndiswrapper 1.59-5'. @nigel_pain2, honestly I gave up on this Wifi USB key. I manage to make it working like describing above, but Wifi connection was pretty unstable, founding out few days after I have written my previous post when connection drops every few minutes without known reason.