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First, I attempted to run this on Windows XP—I managed to track down some drivers online, but predictably, it was a total wash.
Now I’m giving Windows 7 a shot. It actually pulled the drivers automatically this time, yet the result remains exactly the same: nothing.
The original drivers are nowhere to be found.
Alright, here’s the situation...
I’ve got this older Grand Canyon USB adapter—an unknown model—and it’s being completely useless. I can't pick up a single wireless network unless I'm using my phone to broadcast one.
To be specific, it won't detect my unknown device, nor can it see my neighbor's network. 😁
The unknown device itself works perfectly fine—I can connect to it via my phone and my laptop without any issues at all.
So, now I have to ask: is there some obscure setting I need to fiddle with to make this thing work?
This might seem like a trivial issue to some, but believe me, it’s been driving me absolutely insane for the last few hours. 🙂
Fernando Alonso certainly deserves one more championship title under his belt 👍
The real question—the only one that truly matters—is whether he can actually pull it off while driving for McLaren.
It seems increasingly likely that he’ll just end up stuck right where he is now, hovering in that middle ground of mediocrity rather than reaching the top.🥱