No. Linux uses the rt2800usb kernel module. Driver 51220 is Windows-only.

If you own an 802.11n USB adapter with Ralink chipset IDs 148F:3070 , 148F:5370 , or similar, . It will save you hours of troubleshooting – and keep your legacy hardware running for years to come. By following this guide, you’ve successfully reclaimed full control over your wireless adapter. For further assistance, check online communities like Reddit’s r/HomeNetworking or the MSFN hardware forum, where veteran users continue to support this legendary driver version.

Choose “Install Driver and Ralink Utility” (not just Driver, not just Utility). This ensures the full feature set.