Very unlikely. No known macOS drivers exist for the LG CE0560. Use Boot Camp or a macOS-compatible adapter instead.
The best approach is to seek the official driver from LG support, but as these devices age, generic Broadcom drivers may also work. Method A: Official LG Support Site Navigate to the LG Electronics Support Homepage .
| Source | Link / Method | Reliability | |--------|----------------|--------------| | | Unavailable directly – use Wayback Machine or old driver CDs | Low | | Ralink (MediaTek) Reference Driver | Search: Ralink RT73 USB driver | High | | DriverPacks (e.g., SDI) | Snappy Driver Installer (Open-source) | Medium-High | | OEM Archive | HP, Asus (same chipset) – e.g., RT73_Win7_32_64.exe | Medium | lg ce0560 wireless adapter driver
Visit the official LG USA Software & Drivers page and search for "U560".
Modern operating systems often carry legacy drivers in their cloud archives. Very unlikely
This is the most reliable way to get the adapter working on Windows 10 or 11. Search for and download the Netgear WNDA3100v2 driver.
: Wireless LAN connectivity for 2010 and 2011 LG LED/LCD and Plasma Smart TVs. The best approach is to seek the official
If the download is a .zip file, right-click and choose "Extract All". Run the Installer: Locate the setup.exe file and run it.
| Problem | Solution | |---------|----------| | | Disable driver signature enforcement (Win10/11). | | Limited connectivity | Set router to 802.11g only (not mixed b/g/n). Adapter struggles with modern router beamforming. | | Frequent disconnects | Disable USB selective suspend in Power Options → USB Settings. | | No WPA2 option | Install Ralink driver v3.2.0.0 or newer. | | Driver install fails | Use Have Disk method in Device Manager, pointing to rt73.inf . |