Might not be a solution for other versions of the device though) If what I installed on the windows driver list worked, this is most likely the same for you. (note, from what I have read online, there are a few different chipsets for our belkin F5D9050. The driver I selected is USB (RT257x /RT2671 /RT520x) This is the manufacturer of the chipset for the F5D9050, so the driver I installed from them might be what I ended up selecting in the list.
I believe it might of been on of the drivers I attempted to get my wireless working with. *** NOTE IF YOU DO NOT HAVE RALINK DRIVERS FOR THE USB STICK *** After picking it your wireless should work(mine has been working without a hitch, it detected a network very shortly after) There you have it, wireless on with the belkin F5D9050 on windows 7. Go down the list and find Ralink(I had two that were named very similar, I went into the first one listed), it should bring up a list of types of drivers it has for the company, pick the one that says USB g stick or something very similar to that. On the new window it will list categories of devices, I picked the one for all drivers(will take a little time to load the list). Pick the one to search on your computer, in this window go to then pick let me search my computer for driver. This will bring up a windows menu with 2 options 1 go look online or something of the sort and the other is to search your computer for the driver yourself. Solution, First go to start, devices and printers, with the belkin F5D9050 plugged in you should see a device that is unidentified(you know which one it should be something for wireless, I can't remember exactly), right click and go to properties, hardware tab, and properties of the device again(not sure the exact order for it due to mine already installed), then go to update drive button. I have found a solution to this problem, you actually don't even need to download any drivers for it either.(Unless I actually selected on that I already picked.
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