Mac Drivers for Belkin USB VideoBus II. Instructions: The file is a self extracting ZIP file. Download it to a location where you know you can find the file. BELKIN F5D8011 DRIVER FOR MAC - You know that message you get sometimes about 'This device would work faster on a USB 2. High-speed mode wireless g desktop network card 52 pages. A USB card, and a webcam would not work together.

Hello all If you bought this adapter thinking it will work with Mac OS X and got home and couldn't get it to work, then you are in the right place. This adapter use RTL8188SU realtek chip which is supported. Although you will find no resources on the Belkin website. I had a hard time trying to figure which chip was actually used so I took the case off and just looked at the chip itself. This works on Mavericks 10.9.2 Mountain Lion 10.8 Lion 10.7 Snow Leopard 10.6 Leopard 10.5 Tiger 10.4 Probably the easiest way to get it going is to install the driver from the chip manufacturer's website.

It was really easy and straight forward and a perfect solution for the amateur hackintosher. Grandvj mac arkaos grandvj for mac. Download for your corresponding Mac version. If using Mavericks just download the Mountain Lion version and it works perfectly in Mavericks. Hope this was helpful and as always happy hacking Carpentry.

Piece of junk This is what happens when Apple decides to let a 3rd party make essential adapters and enforce no quality control or testing. I got one that was dead out of th This is what happens when Apple decides to let a 3rd party make essential adapters and enforce no quality control or testing. I got one that was dead out of the box and the other gets really hot and requires a driver upgrade to not use 60% of cpu. Which very few people even know about and it does not update itself.

More (Read full review) • Written by Terry T from Carlsbad • Mar 15, 2017 227 of 251 people found this useful. As described, but beware of bad drivers This adapter gets the job done.

However, on OS X Mountain Lion and Sierra I had to update the Realtek chipset driver to fix a kernel panic problem. Unfortunatel This adapter gets the job done. However, on OS X Mountain Lion and Sierra I had to update the Realtek chipset driver to fix a kernel panic problem. Unfortunately the Apple review system won't let me paste links, but if you google 'rtl8153 driver update time' the first link (in my search results) takes you to a download page. Version 1.0.15 was crashing, and version 1.0.16 (released Nov 16 2016) has the fix.

More (Read full review) • Written by Ben W from Berkeley • Nov 20, 2016 213 of 240 people found this useful. Not really gigabit This adapter is only recognized as a 100BaseTX, even if you try to set it manually. Returned it and bought a Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) to Thunderbolt 2 adapter sinc This adapter is only recognized as a 100BaseTX, even if you try to set it manually. Returned it and bought a Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) to Thunderbolt 2 adapter since I already had an old Thunderbolt to Ethernet adapter from Apple. This combo may not be elegant, but it gives me full gigabit speed.

More (Read full review) • Written by William S from Alameda • Mar 29, 2017 170 of 180 people found this useful. The adapter apple forgot to make This adapter works perfectly with my brand new 2018 MBP with Touch Bar. The adapter is well-designed and feels durable. I love that the MAC address is printed o This adapter works perfectly with my brand new 2018 MBP with Touch Bar. The adapter is well-designed and feels durable. I love that the MAC address is printed on the bottom so it can easily be registered for use on enterprise networks.

Scientific atlanta drivers for mac. My only complaint is that the adapter runs a little warm under full load, but this is because of the active circuitry inside that relies on passive cooling. Long story short, if you're going to be sitting in bed with your Mac in your lap, just use wireless. I rely on 802.11ac Wi-Fi, but this adapter is perfect for the occasional large download or to start network recovery.

More (Read full review) • Written by Josh C from Spring Hill • Oct 7, 2018. Best Answer: No it doesn't.