USB Network card Driver(Realtek 8153) for mac. File Size: 500.6KB Version: 1.0.20 Post Date: System Requirements: macos 10.6 to 10.15.

This document details how to delete/reset network adapters in OS X.

Note: You will need Administrative privileges on the computer to perform this action.

1. Open System Preferences from within the Apple menu.

2. Choose the Network option.

3. Highlight the network adapter that is causing difficulties and press the '-' sign in the bottom of the left hand column.

4. Click Apply in the bottom right hand corner of the page to apply these changes.

5. It is strongly recommended that you restart the computer to apply these changes.

   

6. After restarting the machine, open the Network panel by repeating Steps 1-2.

7. If the adapters which you previously removed have not appeared, you will need to press the '+Google chrome for mac os x 10.5.8 download. ' sign in the bottom of the left hand column.

8. Choose the interface of the adapter that you deleted prior to restarting your computer and click Create.

9. After clicking Apply, this adapter should be added and functional once again.

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When possible, for Microsoft Windows users, we try to have drivers available for download through Windows Update for many of our products. For those products, simply plugging in your device should cause your PC to download and install drivers automatically if your PC has Internet access.

For Mac OS X users with supported products, if a driver is not provided by the operating system, they must be downloaded and installed. For Linux/Unix users, support varies widely by product, kernel version, and OS distribution.

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