Again, like my last post, I'm just posting these because they're a pain in the ass to find. I was completely unable to find a single link that provided the correct drivers for this webcam I bought for $2 from ebay. I was able to get a link from the person I bought them from but that was the only way I could locate the damn things. So, I'm putting them up here so at least I can find them, and at most others can find them as well. This is what the thing looks like:


Just click here to download. These drivers work on Vista 32 and 64 and I'm pretty sure XP as well. Others may or may not be supported, I'm just not sure.

I recently had issues setting the Belkin Wireless G Plus MIMO USB F5D9050 wireless networking adapter up on Windows Vista 64. There is no driver for the adapter released by Belkin that is compatible with Vista 64, so I had to do a little research online to find out how to get it to work. I noticed that nobody has actually made an easy explanation of how to do this, so I'd like to share my findings in case anybody else has the same problem. Just download the driver available at this link, install it, and reboot, and it should work. That's it!

Again, like my last post, I'm just posting these because they're a pain in the ass to find. I was completely unable to find a single link that provided the correct drivers for this webcam I bought for $2 from ebay. I was able to get a link from the person I bought them from but that was the only way I could locate the damn things. So, I'm putting them up here so at least I can find them, and at most others can find them as well. This is what the thing looks like:


Just click here to download. These drivers work on Vista 32 and 64 and I'm pretty sure XP as well. Others may or may not be supported, I'm just not sure.

I recently had issues setting the Belkin Wireless G Plus MIMO USB F5D9050 wireless networking adapter up on Windows Vista 64. There is no driver for the adapter released by Belkin that is compatible with Vista 64, so I had to do a little research online to find out how to get it to work. I noticed that nobody has actually made an easy explanation of how to do this, so I'd like to share my findings in case anybody else has the same problem. Just download the driver available at this link, install it, and reboot, and it should work. That's it!