Driver Model OS Original Upload Date Last Modification Driver File File Size Compatible Computer Models Availabilty To Instalation Manager Ralink Rt3070 80211b G N Wireless Lan Usb Device 73800 For Windows 7 32 bit 1/8/2015 all_drivers-73800.exe 201kb NEC PC-VY22XRXEAAFM, HP PS206AA-B14 t880.be, HP FK522AAR-ABA a6544f, HP KZ848AAR-ABA a6510t, HP ProLiant DL360 G3, HP Presario R3200, IBM 8183Z2C, Toshiba PSC0LA-01C01H, Lenovo 7663V2L, HP VD042AA-ABF p6105f, NEC PC-VY21MED5HJW6, and more. Ralink Rt3070 80211b G N Wireless Lan Usb Device 23882 For Windows 7 64 bit 2/20/2015 tenhz-23882.exe 82kb IBM 2374258, Packard Bell EasyNote_BG45-U-002CH, EVGA E679 0.0, HP PP121AA-ABF m1155.f, HP PL494AA-B14 t760.be, and more. Ralink Rt3070 80211b G N Wireless Lan Usb Device 60901.1 For Windows 7 all_drivers-60901.1.exe 64kb Sony SVE15116FJB, Fujitsu FMVNF40UBJ, HP RJ116AA-UUW m7675.sc, Compaq GB376AA-ABE SR2237ES, Packard Bell IMedia D9235, Fujitsu FMVS54KRC, and more. Ralink Rt3070 80211b G N Wireless Lan Usb Device F1.11.1499 For Windows 10 11/1/2014 all_drivers-f1.11.1499.exe 145kb Toshiba TECRA R10, HP 20-a218d, IBM 622351U, HP ES116AA-B14 m7480.be, and more.

This page contains the driver installation download for Ralink RT3070 802.11b/g/n Wireless Lan USB Device in supported. XP= Windows XP, VISTA = Windows.

Ralink Rt3070 80211b G N Wireless Lan Usb Device 23046 For Windows 10 64 bit all_drivers-23046.exe 134kb Sony VPCW21Z1E, Compaq P2800N P170X520WC25EC, HP HP Compaq n6120, HP Pavilion zv5000, Toshiba SATELLITE L850-A902, Sony VGN-NW120D, Intel MGM965JB, and more. Ralink Rt3070 80211b G N Wireless Lan Usb Device 21.12.12.13 For Windows 7 32 bit 2/3/2015 all_drivers-21.12.12.13.exe 114kb Sony VGN-FW43G_B, WIPRO WIV, ASUS M50V, Toshiba Dynabook TX/66JPK, HP HP Compaq dc7600 CMT, Toshiba SATELLITE L870-150, NEC PC-VN750RG6B, Fujitsu FMVF77DDRC, Panasonic FZ-G1AABJB1M, Sony VPCZ1290S, HP NC133AA-AKB m9561cs, Sony VGN-FW245J, and more.

Ralink Rt3070 80211b G N Wireless Lan Usb Device 2.13694 For Windows 7 64 bit 10/4/2014 all_drivers-2.13694.exe 188kb HP KX762AA-ABE a6522.es, Lenovo ThinkPad SL500, Packard Bell PBIPGX, Leading Edge LECQ43SOHO, MAXDATA ECO4700IW, IBM ThinkPad T42, MSI MSI Notebook EX630, NEC PC-BL550DS6W, IBM 2374SU9, HP HP EliteBook 8530w, and more. Ralink Rt3070 80211b G N Wireless Lan Usb Device J4032.16 For Windows 7 all_drivers-j4032.16.exe 61kb HP GB323AA-B1U d4840.se, Gateway LT27, Dell PowerEdge R410, Sony SVE14A2V2ES, LG A540-D, HP 500-018es, Lenovo 7360W78, HP Pavilion zd7000, HP Presario C300, and more. Ralink Rt3070 80211b G N Wireless Lan Usb Device 1.1689 For Windows 10 8/24/2014 all_drivers-1.1689.exe 38kb Gateway FX7029E, Sony VGN-CS190N, Toshiba Dynabook EX1/524CMEWD, IBM 6218Z1H, Pcs PRODiiGY 915GV, Supermicro PDSG4, HP HP Pavilion dv9575EM, and more. Ralink Rt3070 80211b G N Wireless Lan Usb Device 33964 For Windows 10 64 bit 1/28/2015 all_drivers-33964.exe 65kb Toshiba SATELLITE C855-27U, IBM 26721LG, MSI AS-B05011, NEC PC-VY13MRFEAEHU, IBM 8183GNG, HP KJ381AA-A2L m9260f, HP FL210AA-ABV a6512.me, and more.

I have what I believe to be a Ralink 802.11n wireless adapter that I am unable to get working on my windows xp professional service pack 3 desktop computer. Windows can't find a driver and it won't install. I have another desktop computer that runs windows 7 and the same adapter installed perfectly and works flawless on it. There are no markings on the adapter except the following: 11n Wireless USB Adapter (and what appears to be a SKU #) 697 The reason why I believe it is a Ralink adapter is because on the windows 7 computer, the driver shows up as Ralink version 3.1.13.0 I bought this adapter about 3 years ago and I no longer have the driver cd. I can't figure where and what driver I need to download to get this working.

I'm not sure what details page you guys are talking about. On the Win7 machine, click the start orb, type in devmgmt.msc and click the one that appears at the top. Expand the Network adapters category, right-click the wireless adapter and choose Properties. On the Details tab, click the picklist to drop it down from the default Device description and choose Hardware Ids instead.

It should be in the form of PCI VEN_xxxx&DEV_yyyy&SUBS YS_zzzzzzz z&REV_## or USB VID_xxxx&PID_yyyy&SUBS YS_zzzzzzz z&REV_## Right-click the value there and choose Copy. Then paste that value into a reply here, please. If you want to look it up on the XP machine, do Start->Run, msinfo32 [ Enter]. Expand Components, then Problem Devices. Over on the right should be the Device ID (in about the same format as above). Click on it, then use Edit->Copy to grab it to the clipboard and paste it into a reply here. If you go to Fill in a name and email at the bottom (they don't check validity.

I entered fake name/email and it let me download it anyway) and click Accept. Should give you v3.2.9.0 IS_AP_STA_RT2870_D-3.2.9.0 _VA-3.2.9. 7.0_AU-4.1.3.0_04241 2_1.5.19.0 WP_FreeIS_ STA_.exe (~33MB) You should probably uninstall any Ralink drivers you've already tried on the XP machine. First look carefully in Add/Remove Programs and uninstall all of them there.

Then, with the USB adapter plugged in, do Start->Run, sysdm.cpl [Enter] On the Advanced tab, click the Environment Variables button. Under the System variables pane, click New. In the New System Variable dialog that opens, enter the name DEVMGR_SHOW_NONPRESENT_DEV ICES and give it a value of 1 (0=false; 1=true). Click OK, OK to save the variable and close the Environment Variables dialog. Mahjong Titans Free Download For Windows 7 Starter there. Switch to the Hardware tab and click the Device Manager button.

Expand Network adapters and note the adapters present. Click View and select Show hidden devices.

Without the variable made in the first section all that setting does is show missing non-Plug & Play devices; adding the environment variable makes it show ghosted Plug & Play devices, also. If the USB adapter shows up in Network adapters, right-click it and choose Uninstall. Then unplug it while XP is uninstalling it. If any 'ghosted' adapters show up in Network adapters, right-click each one and choose Uninstall. Repeat the Uninstall step for multiple instances of the removed adapter (it will only let you do one-at-a-time and you need to do all of them). When that's all done, reboot the XP machine and run the file downloaded from Ralink's site. Insert the adapter when prompted.

If it never says to plug it in, reboot when the utility/driver finishes, then plug it in when XP finishes rebooting. Edit: for future reference, in 2013 the URL to start at should change to.