Hi cyberluke! I've recently bought a PCMCIA Aironet PCM-352 too. What format is your card?
Anyways, here are win drivers https://www.aironet.de/indoor-products_client_download.html
DOS drivers http://cgs.coalmont.net/air350.zip
https://web.archive.org/web/20200224095734/ht … Driversv204.exe
DOS Utilities documentation https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireles … osUtilities.pdf

Hi, I have PCMCIA Aironet 350.

No the link you shared with Aironet.de I already found here on Vogons and it is not good! It is VERY VERY VERY old!

It is year 2001 and if you login on Cisco.com and download the Windows XP exe driver and unpack it manually using 7-zip, for example, then there is folder with Win98 driver as well and that one is 2007.

So you are using 6 years older driver. So careful with that, please 😀

But sometimes there might be issue that ACU (Aironet Configuration Utility) version does not match the driver. So I would like to get exact match for Win95 and Win98 and get release notes in pdf and documentation in pdf. It is quite difficult to set up everything manually and then it just says: Cisco Aironet is Unassociated or something like that.

By the way: How you are doing it with this old Wireless home network? I plan to use a second router, WEP or open network in the end does not matter, but I will try WEP 128bit. Then this router will be allowed only on specific MAC hosts and it will be turned off for the most of the time. I will turn it on maybe only for one hour when gaming on old stuff.