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• Satellite P850 - 12 X - update Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260

  Hello

  I'm writing this information for those who want to upgrade their wirelss adapter inside the Intel 7260AC card dual band.

  This card functions perfectly on my Satellite P850-12 X, but you will need to cover the pin 20 with a piece of tape so that it works correctly. I installed this card in my laptop, installed the drivers etc, everything went well past shown in dev Manager without problems, but them was always a red x across wireless networks connections and nothing would show. After spending several days trying to figure out what the problem was, I came across this information I share now. I will not go, why you need to cover the pin20 which would take a whole new thread.

  The intel 7260 dual band wireless card works with incredibly fast speeds and has a capacity of Widi and bluetooth and is well recommended but iff after the installation of the card that you have similar problems, as I had then you now have the soloution I saved days of reasearch. All donations most wecome :)

  http://www.InsanelyMac.com/forum/topic/279398-solved-where-is-pin-20-on-a-WiFi-card/

  Hi Sam

  Thanks for sharing your experience.
  I just want to add that these updates is not supported by Toshiba and these updates probably will void warranty valid. This should know any owner of the laptop and do these updates on his own risk.
  With other words each of us must know this and make own decision how to handle this situation.

  In any case, I m happy to know that everything went well with your upgrade. :)

  Good luck.

• Envy 15-k220nr: updated Intel 3160 AC card card Intel 7260 AC?

  Hi-

  I'm in the same boat as some other people and try to get the clearer a possible answer, before I move forward - I have a HP Envy 15 k220nr supplied with the intel 3160 1 x 1 AC card.  I want to spend at least an AC 2 x 2 card, if this isn't a 3 x 3, to get the best possible rates of my AC1900 router.  The safest bet on the outside using a USB 3.0 adapter external (which would be cumbersome and problematic) seems to be the Intel 7260 AC 2 x 2 card.

  Does anyone do this?  He settled without much trouble?  It worked once installed?  Have you seen a significant difference in speed?  No problem with the new card?  Tips for the installation?  Have been able to confirm the K220NR you had two sons of internal antenna to support a card 2 x 2 (or, and I doubt that I have this chance, it has 3 antennas)?  Please let us know - I want to upgrade, but to be sure it will work above all order and completely disassemble the laptop again (I already did once to install a 500 GB Samsung 850 EVO SSD and there wasn't a ton of fun).

  Also, to you or anyone else to pay attention, because I'm going to open the laptop anyway, is there a reason I shouldn't update the RAM at the same time?   It seems that the laptop supports the DDR3L 1600 ram; I think the upgrade from 8 GB to 16 GB - any anticipated problems with this, everything will work the RAM or is there a white list, is there a reason I should avoid it (above the RAM being the most difficult thing to access during dismantlement of this model)?

  Any help, assistance, information on how it worked for you, things to watch, etc. would be much appreciated.  I look forward to answers to the questions, that I have not like or thoughts in general about this.  Thank you!

  -Dan

  HP Envy 15-k220NR

  Intel i7 4720MQ

  8 GB RAM

  500 GB Samsung SSD 850 Evo

  I can now confirm that the adapter Intel Wireless AC7260 sector works PERFECTLY in a HP Envy 15t, specifically an HP Envy 15-k220nr (4720MQ plant, 8 GB of Ram, Intel i7 installed Intel Wireless 3160 adapter).  It works with Windows Pro 10 x 64 great - I can't speak for Windows 7/8/8.1 that I updated before installing (which I recommend), but I expect that it works on Windows 8/8.1 for sure and probably on Windows 7 without problem.

  I bought the card on Amazon; the model is "Intel network 7260.HMWG. R' - the. R is important because it is a revised version of the chip with improvements on the original.  It is, by the Intel reports, the same card SKU 7260.HMWWB. R - different SKUS simply represent different packages.  Check it out at: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MV3N7UO

  At the time I did, the cost of the card was $26.50.  It is a Mini PCIe card, which is the type of the computer used.

  It's a surprisingly simple upgrade.  I have simply shut down my computer, which has been already upgraded to Windows Pro 10.  As with all facilities, follow control measures for static (white room, wrist band), that screws follow-up go where (easier in this case because they are mostly identifcal when disassembly of the machine) and general practices for the maintenance of a system.  I would not recommend this upgrade is done by an amateur - it's a more complex installation, since you need to access the motherboard and remove the housing rather than simply to open a port on the underside of the computer.  That said, for having to open the base unit, it is a process very easy (relatively speaking) with this laptop.  It is useful that the repair is very complete.  Be careful, because if you are not an authorized service provider and your computer is under warranty, you may void your warranty by opening the machine.  In addition, don't forget to keep the old card to allow you to reinstall and restore your computer to care factor if you need to send in warranty repair or want to sell it but keep the new card.

  It took my about 20 minutes to take it apart, install, test and go back.  Before you BEGIN, download the new drivers, you'll need - HP drivers are working, great and I always go with the current manufacturer on the OEM drivers drivers when possible because they are often optimized for the system.  You can also download download.intel.com drivers, but I would recommend get the driver WLAN wireless network current HP download page (http://support.hp.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/HP-ENVY-15-Notebook-PC-series/7527530/model/7685078#Z7_3054ICK0KGTE30AQO5O3KA30R1).  This card, looking for the same drivers regarding the AC-3160 card because they use the same drivers.  Download the TWO the WLAN and Bluetooth drivers - to date, the drivers have been updated on 15/10/15 and are:

  • Bluetooth of Intel driver, version 18.1.1525.1470 [email protected]
  • Intel Wireless Driver, version 18.12.0.3 Rev.P

  After downloading the drivers, put them on your desktop or somewhere else easy access that you will need them as soon as you restart the installation and the wireless NOT work initially, following so if you do not have the drivers you have given to get them through a wired connection or another computer.

  I disassembled the machine by the Service Manual (http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c04510889).  Remove the battery and basic housing, disconnect the cables in water for the fingerprint sensor, the mouse and the keyboard and back on top of the basic coverage and put it against the monitor.  BE CAREFUL - this shifts the center of gravity of the computer and makes the computer to tip backward as I learned when I got mine from flipping back off of the table, I was working on - just be careful.

  After opening to the top of the enclosure, installation is incredibly simple.  The WLAN card is located at the back of the computer to the Middle - back where the hinges of the screen connect computer, centered between them.  You just pop off the two wireless antennas (YES - this laptop, despite the expedition with AC only 1 x 1 wireless card options, IT has two antennas installed at the factory, so it can support fully a card 2 x 2), then remove the screw from the card in place.  The map is displayed; bring him back (help little fingers - I have big hands and it was difficult because card is pressed against the back of the case) and pop out.  Insert the new card, tap it down, screw and reattach the antennas, making sure that the wire connected to the 'hand' on the original card is connected to the 'hand' on the new map, and the wire of "to THE" relates to "to THE.  On my computer, the black wire is the main antenna, the gray wire was the second antenna.

  If you're like me, after installation, you can set reconnect the keyboard/mouse/finger print sensor and reboot the machine before screwing everything together to make sure it works.   Just be careful if you do this.  When you restart, wireless will not work.  Run the installation programs for the drivers that you downloaded at the beginning of the year - I found install the dirver wireless, then bluetooth driver works better.  After installation and reboot, everything should work fine, including bluetooth.  I have had absolutely no problem with everything to work.

  Now the fun part: performance.  The map is hands down more quickly then the motherboard.  2 x 2 MIMO broadcast practically double your performance to download (assuming you have at least to AC1200 router that supports speeds of that card is).  I use an ASUS AC1900 RT-AC68U, a great router is worth every penny.  Speedtest.NET, my laptop on the wireless now easily continues with my internet service 60MBPS, going as fast as my wired connection (with the old card, he maxed out at around download 50MBPS; with the new card, it uses bandwidth full, closer to 70MBPS for us.)  Download speeds were around 4, 5-5 Mbps, to be expected in view of our internet service.

  File transfers are literally about twice as fast as prerequisites for the upgrade.  I supported sustained more than 8 Mbps download speeds when there are about 40 feet from the router with 3 walls and other elements of the way.  File transfer speeds are great, more 40MBPS transferring files to my NAS, compared to close to 20 with the original map (also from 40 feet with 3 walls and other obstacles).

  Overall, the performance is much better that the original card, as expected, the installation is simple and quick, and everything works perfectly.  I highly recommend this upgrade.

• Update device Intel 8260/7260 Bluetooth on Latitude E5540

  During the last two weeks, I get a notification update Intel 8260/7260 Bluetooth device on my Latitude E5540 to update driver from Dell (Dell update command). The update downloads ok and starts to install, then a black mini window pops up as the old window back but without display message and after a few minutes or seconds the installation stops and I get a message saying that it has failed.  This has happened about 3 - 4 times in the last 2 weeks.  Any advice as to what can be done?  Thank you.

  Thank you for your quick response.  Before I read your response, I did some reading and went to the Device Manager and check if the bluetooth device driver intel (mine is 7260) necessary for an update and got the answer that I got latest drivers.  I did, however, go to Dell as you suggested above and check the updates of device needed and this wasn't.  So I think that I agree.  I assume that the installation failed because it was already up to date, there may not be an option that tells you already have the latest version of the driver for the system.  Thanks again for the information, much appreciated.

• HP 255 G2: Intel Dual Band 7260

  Hello, my laptop computer wifi signal started to fluctuate, even 1 m router, the signal strength is a point. So I decided to buy a new wifi card intel 7260.

  But after installing the new card and its drivers, indication of the LED on the key F12 orange rest, unresponsive and I can't activate it. Can anyone help?

  I've updated the bios and do the update of windows and using the latest drivers from Intel.

  Thanks in advance

  Hello:

  You cannot use an Intel wireless adapter in a computer with AMD hardware.  This is why it does not work.  And there is nothing you can do to make it work.

  Plus your laptop must have 2 wireless antennas, or you cannot switch to the card wireless at all unless you take the laptop it starts including the display panel to add a second antenna.

  If your laptop has two antennas, and if you want a double card n wireless broadband, you get a one Broadcom.

  Broadcom BCM943228HMB 802.11abgn 2 × 2 Wi - Fi, Broadcom Bluetooth 4.0 adapter adapter - HP ref # 730668-001

• Envy 15-j104el: updated NETWORK WiFi card and RAM update

  Goodmorning to everyone

  I write this post to ask for information on the possibility to do an upgrade of hardware on my HP Envy 15-j104elsystem.

  That's what I would do:

  -Replace the network card (NIC) to a wireless better and possibly with a compatible AC NIC.

  -Update to 16 GB of ram, put benches with CL9 SODIMM

  The questions that I want to bring to your attention are:

  -There is a 'white list' for the wifi card on my BIOS (actually F66)?
  (consultation with the service manual there are little NIC OEM selled, y at - it ONLY compatible?)

  -Put the sticks of ram CL9 (instead of CL11 currently OEM mounted), I can inprove the overall performance?

  I want to install are:

  -Intel Wireless-AC 7260 more Bluethoot HMC 4.0

  
  -Kingston HyperX Impact DDR3L 16 GB (2x8gb) SODIMM 1600 Mhz CL9 (Kit)

  According to your experiences, is it compatible? I can buy them without any problem?

  Thanks in advance to anyone who can help me. Thanks for your suggestions

  In particular, I take this opportunity to greet and also need the help of my friend @visruth ;)

  1. no whitelist. Your laptop was conducted after HP stopped using a white list so that you can install any card with the right form factor and the number of antennas. The Intel 7260 card should work.

  2. you can install the CL9 memory but it will not do anything all run faster. The motherboard is made to operate at the speed of the OEM memory so the Kingston Hyper-X will work, but the specifications of it in operation will be the same as memory OEM.

• 3160 AC 7260 Intel wireless upgrade - missing bluetooth Satellite z30-b-100

  Hello

  I updated the AC wireless intel 3160 to 7260. The wlan and the WiDi work but, but bluetooth has disappeared from the Device Manager of. I tried to install the updated BOF this combo card. I can't install but the bluetotth does not work. Any ideas?
  I have red, this one sulution is by typing the PIN 51 card (it applies to version HMW). But my map is NGW 7260. I don't know what to do with this card, I can't find any PIN diagram.

  Kind regards
  István

  Dear Gladyshof,
  I can't read your post. Something wrong with the characters
  Concerning
  István

• Want to M6 1225DX: updated HP Envy M6 1225DX wireless adapter

  I'm looking to upgrade the card wireless in my HP Envy M6 1225DX.  Here are a few features on the machine:

  Product # D1E93UA #ABA

  CPU: Intel i5 - 3230M @ 2.6GHz

  RAM: 8 GB DDR3 SDRAM

  GPU: Intel HD graphics 4000

  Wireless: Ralink RT5390R 802.11bgn Wifi adapter

  OS: Windows 7 x 64 (I know that HP does not support this)

  BIOS version: F.26

  The wireless adapter that is currently installed (Ralink RT5390R) only supports SISO and the download speed tops out around 18-20Mbps.  I'm looking to replace this card with a card compatible MIMO and bluetooth, for example a 7260 Intel.

  I read on several forums that HP basically whitelists some cards wireless in BIOS.  I have reviewed the maintenance manual and it has a list of compatible cards I listed below:

  • Atheros WiFi 802.11b/g/n 1 × 1 9485GN and 3012 adapter Bluetooth 4.0
  • Atheros 802.11b/g/n 1 × 1 Bluetooth adapter Combo WB225
  • Broadcom 4313GN 1 × 1 WiFi and Bluetooth 4.0 adapter 802.11b/g/n 20702
  • Module Intel Centrino Advanced-N WLAN 6230
  • MediaTek MT7630E 802.11bgn Wi - Fi adapter and adapter Mediatek Bluetooth 4.0
  • 1 × 1 Ralink RT5390R 802.11b/g/n WiFi adapter
  • RALink RT3290LE 802.11b/g/n WiFi and Bluetooth 4.0 Combo Adapter 690020-001 1 × 1
  • Atheros AR9565 1 × 1 WiFi + Bluetooth 4.0 Combo Adapter 802.11b/g/n
  • Module Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6235 WLAN for the Japan only

  These are the only cards I can run in this machine?  I also read somewhere that HP no wireless adapter like whitelisting in the BIOS, and if that's the case, would a BIOS update fixed this problem?

  I've been watching the 7260 Intel, but I don't know if it would work and would not order it and he has no job.   This adapter could work in this phone or I am I'm confined to the list given in the service manual?  If I'm limited to the above list, no matter what recommendatins to the adapter that will give me what I'm looking for?

  Basically, what I'm looking for in a wireless adapter is:

  • Supports A/B/G/N and AC at 2.4 Ghz and 5.8 Ghz bands.
  • More high speed possible
  • Bluetooth 4.0
  • 1/2 height Mini PCIe form factor

  Thanks for the help

  Hello
  
  Thank you for visiting the HP Forums! A place where you can find solutions for your problems with the help of the community!
  
  I stumbled upon your post on the laptop and wanted to help you! I looked in your question about your m6-1225dx HP ENVY Notebook and supported wireless cards. Yes, these are the cards that are supported in your notebook and fortunately will work with your graphics card and processor.  Some say that just restore BIOS to factory default help if you decide to go with your choice.

  You could restore the BIOS withthis document by selecting the reload the default BIOS settings.

  Thank you.

• Update on to the card WLAN 802.11ac wireless T540p

  I have a ThinkPad T540p and model 20BFA1R5IX series R9xxxxx, purchased in Italy.
  I want to update the network card with one that supports ac 802.11 wireless.
  Some research on the Lenovo Web site, I found a hardware compatibility list which is updated until 2014 (the name of the file is:540_fru_bom_20140108.pdft).
  This list indicates that the card "Intel Wilkins Peak 2 7260 2 * 2 + BT4.0 11ac m2 card Wake", which has the FRU 04 x 6007 must be compatible with my T540p.
  I wanted to know if this is true, and if there are other 802.11ac best of Intel compatible wireless cards and the number of RUF for T540p.
  Thank you in advance.

  Best regards.

  Fabrizio

  It's a recent document:
  https://download.Lenovo.com/parts/ThinkPad/t540_fru_bom_20140108.PDF

  .. .to from this page
  https://support.Lenovo.com/us/en/products/laptops-and-netbooks/ThinkPad-t-series-laptops/ThinkPad-T5...

  Wireless devices have unique IDS, they are stored in the BIOS. "Peripheral wireless + laptop" combination are in before the laptop sertified is offered on the market. It is a very expensive process. Thus, the number of specific portable wireless devices supported is updated very rarely. New wifi devices (Intel 7265 based on) have begun to use for laptops Lenovo Broadwell line.

• Envy 15-j108el: update Wi - Fi adapter

  Hello

  I would like to know if I can update/change my wireless HP Envy 15-j108el adapter because I have too many problems with this, the connection is very slow and only standing next to the router I can surf the internet in a decent way.

  The adapter is the Ralink RT 3290, I searched the internet and I found some bad reviews about it. Can someone suggest me a better adapter for my laptop?

  Thank you well in advance,

  M.

  Hello:

  First, verify that your current wireless card has 2 antennas connected to it.

  See the below maintenance manual to see how to access the compartment of the wireless card.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c04091768

  If the card has 2 antennas connected to it, I recommend that you install either the:

  Intel Dual Band Wireless-N 7260AN WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n 2 x 2 + HP BT4.0 part # 717381-001

  or: (if you have or plan to get an AC wireless router)...

  Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260 802.11 ac 2 x 2 WiFi + BT 4.0 HP Part # 710661-001

• Pavilion G6: Intel AC 7260 network card wireless

  I want to change my card Atheros wi - fi with this Intel AC 7260 network.

  Can anyone tell my, if I need to update my BIOS for my model to install this card?

  This is the 3rd generation i7 and all models without whitelist are generation 4 and longer, if you still have it.

  Here are your choices:

  ● Intel Centrino Wireless - N 2230 802.11b/g/n 2 × 2 WiFi and Bluetooth Combo Adapter 670290-001 Atheros HB125 802.11b/g/n 1 × 1 adapter WiFi (some models only) 675794-001 ● Ralink RT3290LE 802.11 b/g/n 1 x 1 WiFi and Bluetooth 4.0 Combo Adapter 690020-001 ● WiFi Ralink RT5390R 802.11 b/g/n 1 × 1 (some models only) 691415-001

  The clearly the best choice, but not as good as you had wished:

  https://www.Amazon.com/HP-670290-001-Intel-Centrino-wireless-N/DP/B009SOG404/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&QID=1465557831&SR=8-1&keywords=670290-001

  Only 2.4 GHz, it is double flow for should provide pretty good range.

  Do not shoot the Messenger. The white list wasn't my idea and no one is happier to see her go.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• Pavilion DV3 2300ea: BIOS blocks the new NIC (Intel 7260.HMWWBR - Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260 - NIC)

  I tried upgrading the BIOS using the HP website, but this failed.

  The BIOS can be updated to remove the restriction?

  Or, please advise what dual band network card is approved for the DV3 2300ea?  I want one that will support 5 GHz and n wireless

  Thank you

  Robin

  You are the very welcome.

  For the United Kingdom, you can one of these...

  Broadcom 4322AGN module WiFi 802.11a/b/g/n HP Part # 504664-002

  http://www.eBay.co.UK/SCH/i.html?_FROM=R40&_trksid=p2050601.M570.L1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.TRS0&_nkw=504664-002&_sacat=0

  Module WIFI 802.11a/b/g/n Intel WiFi Link 5100 part # 480985-001 HP

  http://www.eBay.co.UK/SCH/i.html?_FROM=R40&_trksid=p2050601.M570.L1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.TRS0&_nkw=+480985-001&_sacat=0

  Check your wireless card form factor.  Instantly, it shows the old style card, and on that, it shows the new style half mini-map.

  You will have one or the other.  Only one of form factors will work.

  In addition, HP has removed this restriction of starting BIOS about a year to 15 months.

  I bought a HP 350 G1 in February, and I wanted to mirror screen my PC, but does not support the wlan card, he had.

  I know that many members of the forum have been install some wireless cards they want lately in their Intel based PC without problems.

  So I had an Intel 6230 HMC dual band wireless card (able WIDI) lying around and it worked without problem, and I can't my smart mirror TV screen with my PC.

  Now that I know it works, I just ordered the Intel Dual band 7260 card that has BT 4.0 instead of BT 3.0 a 6230.

  I paid only $19.50, so why not?  In addition, it is a new wireless model with WIDI adapter.

  It comes on the proverbial slow boat to China.  I'm in no hurry...

• T440s lost Bluetooth after having installed the latest updated via the Lenovo system update

  Hi everyone, my setup - Windows 8.1, Intel Dual Band Wireless AC 7260 with Bluetooth built-in.

  After the installation of the last packet of Intel's Bluetooth (via the Lenovo system update), I lost Bluetooth constantly.

  -J' I tried to uninstall the update of the driver, nothing has changed.

  -J' tried to restore through Windows Restore Point (I did a fresh restore point before you install these updates,) without success...

  I noticed that:

  -When this happened, the fingerprint reader to are featured strange - there is no if light (with green light) initially, Windows, and Windows was asking me a password instead of the fingerprint.

  -In the Device Manager. Bluetooth category disappeared (I was there before the upgrade - for sure.). but I saw a new unrecognized device whose name ends with something like "(de l'énumération n'a pas pu) '-this could probably be the Bluetooth card."

  -L' tray for Bluetooth icon disappeared.

  -The Bluetooth system option submenu and its devices in the Windows settings disappeared (and it was here before).

  -Looking for Bluetooth in Windows 8.1 returned property (with Win + W hotkey) framework "set up Bluetooth devices" or similar, but when I clicked it, it couldn't access this option - just took me to the main configuration screen.

  I had to do a restore of the system using Linux (thankfully made a full HD image backup of the HDD and SSD using Clonezilla readers - that was the only way to fix this-instead of complete reinstallation of Windows).

  The only driver that works for me is the Intel version 3.1.1307.364 issued on August 1, 2013.

  -Anyone else had similar problems?

  Apart from this, the Bluetooth disconnects always happen: see http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/T400-T500-and-newer-T-series/T440s-major-WiFi-and-Bluetooth-instability/...

  Can someone give me some advice please?

  I need help with this.

  I found a solution to this problem.

  Apparently, installing bluetooth driver through update system does not install it properly.

  So I downloaded the latest driver of Lenovo driver download page, and instead run autorun.exe, I sailed to 64-bit dir and then run the installation program.

  Everything works fine now.

• Update of the dv6 7000qe wireless card

  I've recently updated my card the Intel Centrino 2230N to the 7260AC band Dual Intel wireless on my laptop (dv6) 7000 Quad Edition. The laptop starts fine and I have installed the drivers for the Intel website 7260, but my laptop still think it has a Centrino N 2230.

  Is there something I need to do to make my laptop see this material change? I saw that another user here was able to switch the cards without any problems, I don't know what goes wrong.

  So it turns out that, if it looks like a duck and it quacks like a duck, it's a 2230 N with an apocryphal label attached. :/

  Thanks for all your help though!

• Error code: 0 x 80070424 (cannot install Defender updates automatically)

  How so fix the Windows Defender error code 0 x 80070424 "this program cannot check the automatic updates.  I was able to down load updates manuallyand I would like to know where this leaves me now.  Analysis seems to be okay   Said real-time protection 'on '.  Definition version: 1.99.1703.0 created the 22/03/2011 at 03:25

  Windows Defender is the only program anti-malware on your machine right now?

  How to ask a question
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/555375 >

  It helps those answering questions if you provide:

  What is your full version of windows (32-bit or 64-bit) and service pack level. (Right-click on my computer and select properties: Windows version which is displayed on the general tab that results (for example, Windows XP Professional Service Pack 1;)) Windows Vista Edition SP2 family)?

  you use what browser (exact version).

  what application anti-virus or security suite is installed and your current subscription?

  What third-party firewall

  Please do it in your next reply.

  Consult the below Microsoft article and try the steps mentioned and check if it works.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/918355/en-us>

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