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AIRCARD 340u
I insert SIM card. Plug device into Macbook Pro 2016 using USB-C dongle. It powers up. "Ready to connect" displayed on the screen and that's it. Nothing shows up on the Macbook. I followed the instructions in the solved thread by installing the new driver that was released in October and the watcher software never shows up. I see it in my network interfaces, the computer is seeing the device the software is just not installing for me. I downloaded AT&T's software and it opens up but tells me there is no device connected.
I can confirm the same thing happens on my Windows 10 machine. Modem powers up, says "ready to connect" but I have no way to make it actually connect. Let me ask the obvious question. Why are we jumping through hoops to get this thing working? It's an AT&T device with an AT&T SIM installed. I should plug it in and it should just work. Alcatel W800 I put T-MOBILE SIM card in and plugged it into this same laptop and it was working within seconds providing a fantastic connection. Unfortunately it doesn't work with AT&T.
I'm getting ready to send this piece of crap back to Amazon. It's probably filled with security holes like your routers anyway.
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Re: AIRCARD 340u
You should download and install Aircard Watcher for Mac OS from here: http://kb.netgear.com/27655/AC340U-Telus-Downloads-and-Documentation?cid=wmt_netgear_organic and ready to install. With the device unplugged, install the Aircard Watcher Software. It may or may not ask you to restart.
Download the Sierra file from http://kb.netgear.com/26983/AirCard-340U-AT-T-Beam-Downloads-and-Documentation?cid=wmt_netgear_organ...
Plug the device into the Mac, open the downloaded Sierra file and open the folder and install the file labeled Drivers_10.9.pkg. The Mac will direct you to restart, once it restarts, open the Aircard Watcher app and give it a bit then the device will be recognized and you'll be good to go.
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