The package provides the installation files for Ralink RT2500 USB Wireless Card Driver version 3.1.1.0. In order to manually update your driver, follow the steps below (the next steps): 1. Go to Device Manager (right click on My Computer, choose Manage and then find Device Manager in the left panel) 2. Right click on the hardware device you wish to update and choose Update Driver Software 3. Choose to select the location of the new driver manually and browse to the folder where you downloaded the driver Please do not forget to check with our site as often as possible in order to stay updated on the latest drivers, software and games.

Note: Try to set a system restore point before installing a device driver. It will help you restore system if installed driver not complete.

Well my native (dual boot) installation went incredibly well on my Compaq Presario x1000 laptop. In fact, the only thing that doesn't funtion is the built-in 802.11b wireless.

Everyhting else was recognized and worked on the first attempt (including the CAT5 ethernet port I've been using to connect to the internet and local network). Since the built-in wireless device is the Intel PRO/wireless, I've pretty much resigned that it's not gonna work. A little research, and today I went out and bought the Belkin 802.11g USB adapter (part F5D7050). According to a couple sites, Belkin hasn't released Tiger drivers for it, although they have released (pretty buried on their site) earlier OS X version drivers. I've been told that Ralink Tech makes the chipset for these Belkin devices and has put out a Tiger driver. I'm gonna try it out when I get home and I'll post my results/progress here.

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This will basically give me a fully functional OS X laptop just using the USB wireless dongle instead of the inbuilt. Bingo, we have wireless! It's fairly simple: 1)Buy the. I've been told that this will work with the PCMCIA version as well (since the Tiger drivers exist), but I don't know first hand.

Ralink Rt2500 Usb Drivers For Mac Pro

2) Go to and download the for OSX 10.4.X. 3) Install the driver in Tiger before you plug in the device. 4) After reboot, plug in the wireless adapter and go to the network settings. You're good to go. The only problem I have is that after a reboot, I have to unplug then re-plug in the USB adapter as the OS doesn't seem to recognize it.

UPDATE: See for my steps to get it working. The Drivers work just fine on my Mac Mini, but not on OSX x86 (Laptop) Nessus, how did you get it working? Have you tested it (Just assumed it worked becuase you get the proper port settings and Belkin USB 54g shows up in profiler in the USB section?) When you plug the device in the WirelessUSB driver does show up, but all information is blank including firmware and mac information, but it will not scan, and shows no other signs of life, except that you can turn the card on/off which seems to make the light flash breifly. I think we will have to wait for Ralink to produce an x86 driver, but if any company does it will be them.