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  13th_MG_Doctor wrote:

  I'm looking for a list of the cards approved for my dv7-3173nr wireless. I think that the my current card (AR9285) goes out, due to the fact it will be his car since the wifi network-disconect and does not connect unless I run troubleshoot. I know that the problem is not my network, because none of my other wifi devices I have this problem.

  Hello

  There are two chips compatible dual band.

  Atheros 802.11a/b/g/n WLAN module 518437-001 9280AGN

  and

  4322 Broadcom 802.11a/b/g/n WLAN module 518434-001

  These chips are for the United States, Canada (as well as some islands) and the rest of the numbers in world with XXXXXX-002. It searches on google/ebay at the best price.

• HP dv7-4080us wireless card problem

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• dv7-7238nr wireless card replacement

  I would like to replace the card wireless in my dv7 7238nr...

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  mrduckz wrote:

  I agree with your assessment... I tried to find a 802.11ac card with chips not Intel that would be "accepted" by the BIOS.

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  So I guess I'll be become familiar with HP support phone tree until they inform me (inevitably) that what I want can be done with an internal replacement card. And I thought using a USB adapter instead?

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• Replacement for dv7-4177nr wireless card

  Hello, I'm trying to find a wireless network (internal) compatible for the laptop in $subject.  Looking at the manual, I see a list of compatible chipsets, but I wanted to see if someone could check for me that cards that I found with these chipsets should be ok.

  The manual, I'm looking in here: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c02642701.pdf with the information wireless from bottom of page for and continues on page 5.  Maps I've found which seem to be matches are:

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  http://www.Amazon.com/HP-Broadcom-593836-001-593732-001-BCM94313HMG2LP1/DP/B008U5A32C

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  jguiditta wrote:

  Hello, I'm trying to find a wireless network (internal) compatible for the laptop in $subject.  Looking at the manual, I see a list of compatible chipsets, but I wanted to see if someone could check for me that cards that I found with these chipsets should be ok.

  The manual, I'm looking in here: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c02642701.pdf with the information wireless from bottom of page for and continues on page 5.  Maps I've found which seem to be matches are:

  http://www.Amazon.com/ProBook-4525s-4520s-wireless-600370-001/DP/tech-data/B009SUMZJM

  http://www.Amazon.com/HP-Broadcom-BCM94313HMG2LP1-wireless-593836-001/DP/B009FV9S62

  http://www.Amazon.com/HP-Broadcom-593836-001-593732-001-BCM94313HMG2LP1/DP/B008U5A32C

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  Hello

  All compatible (with part numbers) cards start from page 24 of the manual even. I suggest using the Atheros AR9280 or Broadcom 4322. This is the wifi chip only, no combos with bluetooth but connectivity bluetooth can be added by a usb adapters. There are many of them on ebay.

  AR9280: 580101-002

  Broadcom 4322:582564 - 001

  These two circuits are for the U.S., etc...

  Edit: all three chips should work on your laptop, but these are only tokens of 1 x 1 single band and will not support the 5 GHz network. 600370 001 is a combo of Broadcom (4313) with bluetooth and the other is the same Broadcom (4313) but the only wifi chip.

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  dbroman3 wrote:

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  Hi 393871345,
  
  Welcome to the HP Forums!
  
  This wireless problem could be caused by the failure of hardware or software. Now, you can go through the steps to exclude the possibilities of the cause.
  
  (1) not having this problem with the laptop before upgrading to Windows 8.1?
  
  (2) when you upgrade to 8.1 Windows, did you follow all of the HP and Windows updates?
  
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  Please let me know the results of the above steps.