#1

I’m new to the Forum so be patient while I get used to it.

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It’s not so much time I use Fedora, so I would need help to install drivers and software for a 2.4 & 5ghz wifi antenna …You would really do me a huge favor I hope to find here who has the patience to help me!!!

#2

Moved thread to the Desktop category.

#3

What dongle is it? In the ideal situation where the drivers are in the kernel, this would be plug-and-play, but they often aren’t.

#4

First step is to know what chipset is? Connect your hardware open a terminal And execute the Command in terminal

lsusb

update your post with this información

Regards

#5

ID 148f:7601 Ralink Technology, Corp. MT7601U Wireless Adapter

Driver I have the CD but I would need a hand

#6

The first thing to do would be to install the wireless adapter and see if it is recognized. If it is already installed, as I think you indicate with results from lsusb, you could just type iwconfig in a terminal and if it is recognized as a wireless adapter it will likely show up as eth1. If it isn’t, get back with the results of that command, maybe copy/paste the output into your response.
[Edit]: according to Linuxwireless (https://wireless.wiki.kernel.org/en/users/drivers) the chipset is supported for 802.11b/n/g on the USB bus. So, that means you should be able to just start network manager (via Settings>Network in Gnome), and set up your wireless as normal.

#7

No, it is not installed, tomorrow the place will replace me