Difference between revisions of "Netgear Wireless USB Adapters"
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| − | NETGEAR USB Wireless adapters are known to perpetually increase the Windows handle count until the Windows system runs out of resources and locks or crashes. | + | Some models of NETGEAR USB Wireless adapters are known to '''perpetually increase the Windows handle count''' until the Windows system runs out of resources and locks or crashes. |
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| − | An alternative that we have tested and have found to work well is the D-Link Wireless USB | + | An alternative that we have tested and have found to work well is the [[D-Link Wireless USB adapter]]s. |
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Some models of NETGEAR USB Wireless adapters are known to perpetually increase the Windows handle count until the Windows system runs out of resources and locks or crashes.
An alternative that we have tested and have found to work well is the D-Link Wireless USB adapters.
