N600 WNDA3100v2 is not recognized on Ubuntu 20.04, HELP?

**indeedhappy80** · July 24th, 2020

Can anyone help? I can't use my wireless usb adapter with the most recent update of Ubuntu.

**indeedhappy80** · July 25th, 2020

I've downloaded ndiswrapper 1.63, ndiswrapper util and disgtk 1.9 on a usb, is this all I need?

**wildmanne39** · July 25th, 2020

Thread moved to Networking & Wireless for a more appropriate fit.

**indeedhappy80** · July 30th, 2020

Broke down and bought 30 meters of cat6 cable, thanks anyways folks

**kurt18947** · July 30th, 2020

Your solution may not be the least costly or most convenient but it will be in all likelihood the most trouble free and fastest. I'm using a MoCA 2.0 solution for wired ethernet, our house has cable outlets conveniently located. WiFi adapters can be frustrating in Linux as you found. I haven't needed to purchase one in years, my laptops have Intel wifi which is plug-n-play. I do have some 2.4 Ghz. adapters that still work if I need one.

**praseodym** · July 31st, 2020

Please run the wireless script from the sticky thread and show the output.

**chili555** · July 31st, 2020

Please see post #3 here: https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread....ght=WNDA3100v2

And post #2 here: https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread....ght=WNDA3100v2

I know of no way to get this device working in any current; that is, not end-of-life kernel version. I regret that I haven't a better answer.