D-Link DUB-E100 High-Speed USB 2.0 Fast Ethernet 10/100 Mbit/s Ethernet Adapter , Black

I have bought many USB Ethernet Adapters over the years - which says it all really. So I decided to buy a well-known brand and I was not disappointed. This is not the slimmest or lightest of products - it is an older model (there is a newer model on Amazon). It does work with Windows 7. As it is an older product it does not come with Windows 7 drivers, however, due to it being a D-Link product there is great online support for you to download the updated drivers (you can install a Windows XP driver that comes on the disc which will work to get you online to update the driver).After using the product for a month or so I noticed the blue screen of death appearing in Windows 7 and so I looked at the Windows updates and there was an updated driver there for this product - so it is well supported. After installing the updated driver there has been no problems.Would recommend this if you are just looking for a basic adapter with good online driver support for good value.

Bought this as other adapters I had did not work with a 2022 Kali VM. This works fine.

Fantastic bit of kit. Used this for an ethical hacking exam (CREST) for a certain part of the exam, also doubles up on my macbok air as a network port (automatically detects and uses it).Never used it with Windows, used it with Ubuntu/kali linux vmware running on a windows hypervisor.

Personally needed it for MIB2 work which it does the job perfectly for.Works with ease on both Windows and macOS

This is a great USB to Ethernet adapter, and has worked reliably in a mobile setup for a laptop that required two Ethernet ports. Can't fault it as a network adapter.My only complaint is that the drivers on the D-Link site at the time I installed this were really difficult to find... It comes with a driver CD, but the laptop I wanted to install it on does not have a CD drive, and Win7 didn't automatically find the drivers. If D-Link were to fix this, it would be 5 stars.

Great network adapter for Linux OS. It's small and lightweight. I've tried it on my laptop with Ubuntu 13.04 - the installation comes down to plug 'n' play principle. Drivers are included in the kernel, so there's nothing to worry about.

Needed for VLAN hopping with frogger2.

I had hoped to interface a USB slave device (data acquisition module) to a network for remote access over more that 4m limit for USB. However, although this device provides a straightforward link between a USB host (eg a laptop) and ethernet, it is not able to provide power for a slave USB device or operate as a master to access a slave USB device.