Once the wizard completes, plug in the USB adapter if it wasn't already detected. Windows 7 should recognize the hardware, load the driver, and the wireless icon (signal bars) should appear in
Disable USB selective suspend:
Jinco is not a major international brand with a prominent support website. In most cases, the best "official" source is the driver CD that came in the box. If you do not have a CD drive, skip this.
The brand "Jinco" on the plastic casing is merely the vendor. The drivers provided on a Jinco CD or website are often simply re-packaged Realtek or Ralink drivers. Therefore, if the specific "Jinco" driver is unavailable, the solution almost always lies in identifying the underlying chipset and downloading the reference driver from the chipset manufacturer.
: Use a smartphone or another PC with internet to download the driver from the Jinco website.
Once the wizard completes, plug in the USB adapter if it wasn't already detected. Windows 7 should recognize the hardware, load the driver, and the wireless icon (signal bars) should appear in
Disable USB selective suspend:
Jinco is not a major international brand with a prominent support website. In most cases, the best "official" source is the driver CD that came in the box. If you do not have a CD drive, skip this.
The brand "Jinco" on the plastic casing is merely the vendor. The drivers provided on a Jinco CD or website are often simply re-packaged Realtek or Ralink drivers. Therefore, if the specific "Jinco" driver is unavailable, the solution almost always lies in identifying the underlying chipset and downloading the reference driver from the chipset manufacturer.
: Use a smartphone or another PC with internet to download the driver from the Jinco website.