I also ordered the ASUS wifi router you suggested (although through amazon) and also bought a slightly newer version which said it would run USB internet connections. and the Ethernet port connection lights should activate underneath the clock. Plug the USB connection of the adapter into your computer. Later I might try returning the USB to USB3 connections and see if it still works. Connect the Ethernet cable to the port on the bottom of the clock and the port on the adapter. Don't ask me why, I ran out of technician's fairy dust after I became an engineer decades ago. I fiddled around some more, mainly doing things I had already done and suddenly it started working. This gave me access to the "my.jetpack" settings but no internet connection and no indication on the hockey puck that I was connected. What I finally ended up doing was forcing the IP settings manually. I used the bios to force USB2 handling anyway with no joy. The connection I used was a USB2 connection, although it had the SS symbol next to it.
#USING USB JOTSPOT ON WINDOWS 7 DRIVERS#
Walmart stocks one, if necessary go to and key in the search box: 50179416, because neither URL below is working for me:ħe18n1: I already had done things like checking for updated drivers and whatnot. Other computers can also connect to the Asus via Wi-Fi or Ethernet and use the Jetpack too. Then, you use Ethernet between the computer and the Asus. You have to manually change the default IP address and subnet of the Asus to make it work, but that's easy enough to do.
#USING USB JOTSPOT ON WINDOWS 7 UPDATE#
If the 5510L works when USB3 is disabled then you probably need to update the USB3 driver from the hardware OEM.Īny modern Asus wireless router that advertizes 3G/4G support works with that Jetpack when USB Tethered to the Asus router. You can try to disable USB3 support in the computer's Bios Setup, doing this alone may resolve the issue, but this is only a test and not a final solution. Windows Update may have an optional hardware update. Windows computers, you can use a USB cable to connect to. Windows 7 does not have native USB3 support and it must come from the USB3 hardware manufacturer. If youre using a Mac, its not possible to tether with your Android phone via a USB cable. No IP address suggests a communications problem that may be caused by faulty USB3 support in the Windows 7 machine. Click the wired network connection icon in the System Tray and select Open Network and Sharing Center. Windows XP needs a driver, Windows 7 and up come with the necessary driver support.
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