i had a wired linksys router. can a linksys wireless network usb receive signal from the wired router.
The wired router does not have a wireless capability (no wireless access point) per your description. The USB wireless network interface would connect to a pc and enable the pc to interface with a wireless access point. Since your router has no wireless access point, the USB device has nothing to which it can link. Therefore the answer to your question is NO. Now if you add a wireless access point as a wired device to your router and properly configure it and the USB device you can achieve what you want to do.
there's a small RESET button on the the decrease back of the router. it quite is probable the process the subject you would be wanting some thing alongside the strains of a paper clip to push the little button in (its fairly small and recessed). interior the set up mode circulate into stepped forward settings and there could be a scroll down cursor to get the right placing.
If your Router is not a wireless router then deffinitely your Links wireless Usb Wouldn't work
Unless the adapter can break the laws of physics, then no. If the router doesn't have an antenna and a wireless radio, it won't broadcast any usable signal to your USB.
