54Mbps WLAN Card

Windows device driver information for 54Mbps WLAN Card

The 54Mbps WLAN Card is a device use in wireless local area networks that allows data transfer as fast as 54 Mbps. This 54 Mbps WLAN Card enables the computer to connect to a wireless network and share resources such as file transfers and printing jobs without being bound to the network cables. The 54Mbps WLAN Card is part of the 802.11 series of IEEE wireless LAN Adapter specifications for wireless local area networks market. As most wireless area network connections operate on a 2.4 GHz frequency, the 54 MBps WLAN Card is essentially compatible with existing Wi-Fi Devices. This device also complies to existing standards ensuring its user of high-performance communication with any 802.11 b/g networks. To address network security issues, a 64/128-bit Wired Equivalent Protection (WEP) algorithm is used.

WLAN Card addresses the limited interaction issue within a Local Area Network. A LAN is basically a network of computers that exists in a very limited area. Within a network, two or more computers share connectivity and access to files sharing and other peripheral devices. With wireless LAN Card, the user can communicate and interact with other computers on the network without having to use cables that are usually associated with networks of computers. There exist various ways on how to use the Wireless LAN Card such as the 54 Mbps WLAN Card. With 54 Mbps WLAN Card, any user can simply directly connect to one or more computers that is equipped with wireless LAN Card thereby forming an Ad-Hod type of wireless network connection. Another way to use wireless LAN Card is to connect to an access point which provides access to any existing wired LAN. This type of wireless connection is otherwise known as Infrastructure wireless network. It is highly recommended you run a free registry scan for and 54Mbps WLAN Card errors before installing any driver updates.