How to Manually Download and Update:

This built-in Sony UWA-BR100 driver should be included with your Windows® Operating System or is available through Windows® update. The built-in driver supports the basic functions of your Sony UWA-BR100 hardware. Click here to see how to install the built-in drivers.

Manufacturer:	Sony
Hardware Type:	USB Wireless Adapter
Model:	UWA-BR100
Operating Systems:
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The Sony UWA-BR100 is an easy to use wireless LAN adaptor to enable you to enjoy online content on your Sony BDP-S380 Blu-ray player, or compatible television or home cinema system, without the hassle of having to run a cable to the device. As we saw with Panasonic’s wireless dongle, Sony have put quite a bit of effort into designing what is a normally unseen bit of kit. The Wireless Setup is only for use with Sony wireless LAN ready TVs (with USB Wireless LAN Adapter UWA-BR100) or Built-in Wireless LAN TVs. For the Wireless LAN Ready TVs, only the UWA-BR100 is supported. PC USB Wireless LAN adapters are not supported. Using the network feature, you can connect your TV to the Internet.

How to Automatically Download and Update:

Recommendation: Windows users who are inexperienced in updating Sony USB Wireless Adapter device drivers can use the DriverDoc driver update tool to help update these Sony UWA-BR100 drivers. DriverDoc saves time and headaches by making sure that you are downloading and installing the correct UWA-BR100 drivers.

Providing a database of over 2,150,000 drivers, DriverDoc not only will keep your USB Wireless Adapter drivers updated, but it will also keep the rest of your PC's drivers updated as well.

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Sony Update FAQ

What do Sony USB Wireless Adapter Device Drivers do?

Device drivers allow the hardware device (USB Wireless Adapter) to communicate clearly with your operating system. Sony has written these unique, 'mini' software programs for the UWA-BR100 to operate properly.

What Operating Systems are Compatible with UWA-BR100 Drivers?

The lastest UWA-BR100 drivers are supported on Windows.

How do I Update UWA-BR100 Drivers?

Advanced PC users can update UWA-BR100 drivers through Windows Device Manager, while novice PC users can use an automated driver update utility. Light in the night questions and answers.

What are Benefits and Risks Associated with Updating UWA-BR100 Drivers?

The primary benefits of updating UWA-BR100 drivers include proper hardware function, maximizing the features available from the hardware, and better performance. The primary risks from installing the wrong USB Wireless Adapter drivers include system instability, hardware incompatibilities, and system crashes.

The following products require using the UWA-BR100 USB wireless LAN adapter to connect with a home wireless network:NOTE: The wireless LAN adapter (UWA-BR100) has been discontinued and is no longer available.

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