WNCE2001 software, can't find it!

[Sonomakoma]

Hello, I recently purchased a refurbished WNCE2001 adapter off of amazon to use on my ps3 for stronger signals. This did not come with a cd but I found instructions online saying that to configure it, you must plug it in, wait til the lights are solid green (which is what happens) and you will automatically be directed to the setup page/setup wizard for this product. This is not happening. Does anyone know where I can find a WORKING setup wizard to download for this product? This product was fairly inexpensive so I feel that paying the 40 dollar gearhead fee to get this figured out is excessive and gives a bad name to the netgear customer service team. Thank you for your help,
Cheers,
Brian

[jmizoguchi]

Windows 7

Plugs USB power adapter and plug provided ethernet cable to the WNCE2001

Once the Power LED is solid green, unit is "GOOD"

Open the browser and should open URL http://www.mywifiext.come/welcome.htm

Choose language

Hit next and it will go through status bar and look for "available" wireless network with following

SSID name
Channel
Security type
Signal Strength

It also includes "manually input my wireless SSID" for use who hides broadcasting of SSID

Choose your SSID and hit next

Provide your pass phrase and hit next

It will go through the status bar for connecting to the wireless router. After 1~2min it should come up with "You have successfully connected to wireless SSID NAME "

HIt finish. It will also ask you to save to your browser's favorites list. Close the the browser and open browser again

If you are using Win 7 it will ask your "network location" you can close or specify the type and save it

[NMsharp]

Hi, I have a similar problem with my WNCE2001. I've connected the adapter to my Laptop using the power lead and Ethernet cable and get the two green lights (in order to get the setup wizard). However, I cannot launch IE as my laptop loses wifi as soon as I plug in the Ethernet cable. Some advise I've had is to switch of my Laptop wifi but with no connection to the router (cable or wifi) how is IE meant to launch? Sorry if this sounds dumb.

[jmizoguchi]

http://

that is what it suppose to do


ethernet cable has higher priority then WiFi