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UGREEN USB Network Adapter USB 3.0 to RJ45 1000Mbps Lan Ethernet Adapter Gigabit Ethernet Adaptor Compatible with MacBook, PC, Switch, Surface, Chromebook, Windows 11/10/8.1/8/7, MAC OS, IOS, LinuxĮthernet External USB to Lan RJ45 Network Card Adapter 10/100 Mbps Vista Win 7 USB 2.0 Ethernet RJ45 Network Lan Adapter Win 8 7 VISTA XP Mac Android 10/100M 'MAC OS 10.6 to 10.11') but since my MBA has Yosemite 10.10.5, I figured I'd give the patch for 10.10 a shot.Network Adapter USB 3.0 to Ethernet RJ45 Lan Gigabit Adapter for 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet Supports Nintendo Switch - WhiteĮthernet RJ45 Network Lan Adapter Win 8 7 VISTA XP Mac Android 10/100M USB 2.0 I wasn't sure if I was supposed to download the patch that I did use or the last one in the list (i.e. Clicking on the hub pic brought up the same 'Download List' that I had so easily found on my PC. Premium Stereo Bluetooth Speaker) but by hitting the 'LOAD MORE' (device pic) button maybe 9 times (!), the hub eventually showed up in the list. Instead, the page would only show a list of unrelated audio devices (e.g. However, this didn't work on my MBA, which was very annoying. I just copied and pasted the name 'Aluminum 3-Port USB 3.0 and Ethernet Hub' from another Anker web page into the search field on the Support page and the Download List appeared under the 'Downloads & Drivers' label. Note: For some strange reason, I used my PC to look for a driver for my MBA and finding it was simple. I can sleep and reboot the MBA and the ethernet connection is alive and well upon awakening. I downloaded the 'Upgrade Patch (Mac OS 10.10)' and installed it (checking all the default boxes), and now everything seems to be fine. The solution: I went to the /Support and found the 'Download List' for the hub.

It would appear to be connected under the listing of USB devices in System Information/System Report, showing up as 'USB 10/100/1000 LAN', but under System Preferences/Network, it would show up in the list of devices on the LHS but it would have the annoying status of not being connected or not responding (sorry, I forget the exact wording). However, the hub did have problems with reconnecting after power shutdowns.

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