The vista upgrade adviser says that the driver for my Linksys Wireless-G USB Network Adapter with SpeedBooster exists and that I need to download it from Microsoft and install it. I cannot find the driver at Microsoft.com. That is my only issue to resolve before installing Vista. I have created two partitions for when I install Vista. Both have XP on them so I can install Vista as an upgrade to XP and keep my software and settings. How do I find the drive for my Linksys Wireless Network Adapter?

http://forums.microsoft.com/TechNet/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=545734&SiteID=17Does that help?

Thanks for the link. The driver installs as described and starts working immediately. I was able to join my wireless network and local workgroup, and (after reboot) connected to the Internet without any problems. However, I cannot seem to browse shares located on other Windows XP machines without locking up the Vista computer "tighter than a drum." Probably NOT Microsoft's fault. Looks like I need to find another network adapter if I wish to continue to use wireless on Vista.