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  This PC is quite old now (Core 2 Duo 2 Ghz, DDR3 1333 MHz RAM - a bit slow, but with a small SSD, it's fine for my purposes.) and not worth much and I save all the time so I decided to give it a shot.  I don't know the rules here to post links, so I don't want to, but they are not hard to find.  A few people have even posted revision of the Chipzilla official on the mini PCIe spec for the addition of several start/stop function triggered on the PIN 51 radio.  PIN Ribbon 51 seems to have solved the problem completely.

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  Thanks again, Chris.

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  Moderator edit: fixed formatting, a link.

• ENVY 4500: Unable to connect to my 802.11n network.

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  Airport report it the connection as 'PHY b/g mode.

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• Broadcom 802.11n guard disconnection windows 7

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  browncat22,

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