Download TP-Link TL-WDN4800 450Mbps Wireless N Dual Band PCI Express Adapter Driver For Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Mac And Linux. This wireless mini USB Adapter delivers maximum speeds up to 450Mbps and provides you with a fast, reliable wireless connection for lag-free online gaming and video streaming. The TL-WDN4800 features SoftAP Mode, one-button security setup, and easy-to-use configuration software, making it very versatile and easy to use.

The TL-WDN4800 complies with wireless 802.11 b/g/n standards and transmits data at up to 450Mbps. Find full information about driver and utility for TP-Link TL-WDN4800.

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First of all, I am a newbie to the forum, and to “hackintoshing.” Thank you to tonymac & all of the enthusiasts that have put so much time and energy into building a cohesive hackintoshing community. Without the guides and forums on this website, I could not have built my first hackintosh! My first build has gone fairly smoothly, but I am unable to get Bluetooth to work. Wi-fi works fine, but Bluetooth does not. First of all, I am a newbie to the forum, and to “hackintoshing.” Thank you to tonymac & all of the enthusiasts that have put so much time and energy into building a cohesive hackintoshing community.

Without the guides and forums on this website, I could not have built my first hackintosh! My first build has gone fairly smoothly, but I am unable to get Bluetooth to work.

Wi-fi works fine, but Bluetooth does not. I finally removed the Gigabyte WiFi/BT 4 combo card from my H97N motherboard as the WiFi was not compatible with OS X and the BT was not reliable. I did installed the iMac WiFi/BT 4 combo card and miniPCIe adapter card (see my signature block for link for more information), and WiFi and BT work just like a iMac/Mac Pro/MacBook. Sleep and wake-up work much better.

Be advised that the iMac WiFi/BT 4 combo card and miniPCIe adapter card do stick up higher than the Gigabyte card. So, if you're using a third party processor cooler, check the dimensions before replacing the Gigabyte card. BTW, I'm successfully using the TP-Link TL-WDN4800 wireless card in several of my other systems. I'm currently using a GYMLE BT4 USB dongle with those systems which are connected to an IOGear KVM switch sharing the GYMLE. Now I'm not beating my head against the wall trying to solve my BT problem. I'm a little bit embarrassed that I didn't realize the TP-Link TL-WDN4800 is not BT capable. I guess I can chalk it up to being a 'newbie.'

I love my Kindle for reading. With it having a good display and only part of digitizer being unresponsive, I think that the digitizer is all I need to replace. Then again, I've also read that if you're replacing the digitizer that I should go ahead and replace the LCD part as well. What do I do to fix it?

I think I may be ambitious enough to pursue adapting an Apple NIC for my Hackintosh.I had planned on pursuing it eventually. By the way, the detail in your guide to adapting the iMac WiFi/BT is very helpful. I will definitely be referring to this when I embark upon this endeavor.

Home plan pro for mac. Download for TL-WDN4800 V1 Product Overview. Published Date. Find your product MAC and Serial Number. Flowchart for mac. BTW, I'm successfully using the TP-Link TL-WDN4800 wireless card in several of my other systems. I'm currently using a GYMLE BT4 USB dongle with those systems which are connected to an IOGear KVM switch sharing the GYMLE.