asus usb wireless network adapter driver download

You will know it's done when the prompt returns, preceded by this message: You will see lines of text scroll by, pause, and scroll by again, as the driver is built and installed. Type/paste: sudo apt-get install build-essential Then, we'll install the software tools necessary to build the drivers. Type/paste in the terminal, entering your password when asked: sudo apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r` Open a terminal with Ctrl+ Alt+ T, and:įirst, we'll install the Linux headers necessary to build the drivers.

Since the downloaded drivers are in source code form, we'll need to compile (build) them before we can install and use them.

Once the downloaded zip opens in Archive Manager, click the Extract button on top, select All Files, select your Downloads folder, and click on Extract as shown below:.

Go with the 'Open With.' option given when you click on the download:.

Download them from the website here, as shown in the screenshot choose the location closest to you (US, UK or HK=HongKong):.

The first step to troubleshoot your problem is to install the latest Linux drivers from the chipset manufacturer, Realtek. Downloading, compiling and installing the latest drivers for the USB-N13: Try installing the latest driver from Realtek, released on July 4, 2012:

because there are two revisions of the USB-N13: A1 (with a Ralink chipset), and B1 (with a Realtek chipset).īased on the lsmod output you included ( rtl8192.), and the WikiDevi page linked above, you have the B1 revision with the RTL8192CU chipset.Ī.

I think you may be confused by what you read on forums, AU, etc.

Asus usb wireless network adapter driver download