Hi Mike,

Further Info:

Unzipped file is Ralink RT7x_070903 ; Version 12.0.0.58849 ; created 3 Sept.
2007 ; size 31.2MB

Regards John

"Mike M" wrote in message
...
You say that when you point the Dev Man | Unknown Device at the folder
containing rt25u98.inf that the driver wizard doesn't recognise the file.
Are you saying that the driver install fails at this point or are you able
to move to the next step and the install fails there? Normally the
"wizard" allows one to continue once it is pointed at a folder containing
an inf file. If you haven't already done so, it might be a good idea to
clear out any remnants of your previous failed installations and then try
again.

Which version of the driver are you using? v2.1.1.15 dated 12 Feb 2009?
FYI I have just downloaded the v2.1.1.15 driver package from the Ralink
site and installed it (using the downloaded exe file) without any problem
on a Win Me system here although it should be noted that I don't have a
usb wi-fi card with a Ralink 2500 chipset. Have you tried installing the
driver _without_ the usb device present and only plugging in the wi-fi
device when the installation is complete? Incidentally my installation
(which was the "full" installation using the exe rather than just the
driver) installed aegise2.dll to the Program Files\Ralink\RT7x Wireless
LAN Card\Aegis folder and gave no message about being unable to locate the
file.

Any chance that after FIVE posts you might actually name the make and
model of the device? At least I now know that it apparently uses the
Ralink 2500 chipset but knowing the manufacturer and model would be of
considerable help and might help establish why you are having problems.
--
Mike Maltby



JohnN wrote:

Yes; the ONE 'inf' file is rt25u98.inf;

I presume 98 refers to Windows98 which in my case is WindowsME, the
file perhaps common to both '98 and'ME.Otherwise the WinME inf file
has not loaded!