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• HP Envy 17 j199ez: HP Envy 17 j199ez bios white list?

  Hello

  I have a HP Envy 17 of j199ez with the Bios of Rev.A F.68 (latest version). Will there be a white list in the BIOS that prevents the installation of cards mPCIE not approved beforehand? (I.e.: bios will prevent the system starts with "device" error unsupported wireless, because it doesn't have the device ID in the list of approved cards)
  
  I heard that HP has ceased his practice whitelisting some time ago, but I don't know if my device is affected & I have an upgrade at little cost for a better wireless card without fear that this specific device ID is 'not supported' (ID devices differs sometimes even on the same model cards which can be very annoying)
  
  We hope not only to get a copypasta 'don't use HP certified parts', but in reality a response to $subject, so I can't open my other laptop and try his old card atheros just to see if it is locked or not.
  
  Thank you.

  You passed the white list. No problem. Any wireless card, correct form factor will work. I had the run of 17-j000 Envy which is slightly older than yours and based on personal testing, whitelist was not present.

  Not a stock response.

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

• HP Pavilion 15-ak101nq Gaming: wifi card white list

  I want to know if my hp Pavilion has a white list the card wifi and I have shearched all on internet but I did not found any information about this then I would be happy if anyone knows if my laptop has one, or if I could install a?

  Hello:

  There do seem to be blocking BIOS more in order to avoid to install another wireless card.

  But just as bad, you will find on many HP laptops with single band card, only a wireless antenna is present.

  Unless you're ready to take the laptop share everything, including the area of display panel to run an antenna 2, you will not be able to upgrade the current map, because maps dual band require usually two wireless antennas.

  Then... you will have to physically inspect the current map and see if there is one or 2 antennas are and decide for yourself what you want to do next.

  Now, I've heard about some of the new laptops, HP began to install a second antenna and leaving that it disconnected, if it is equipped with a single band with a single terminal card.

  Do not rely on the photos in the service manual to determine if your laptop has 2 antennas.

• Pavilion dv6-7000 WLAN white list

  Hello!

  I want to spend my my 2230 Centrino Wireless N WIFI card to something like the Intel Dual Band AC 7260 or just a better card WLAN N. I know there is a white list of cards that are accepted by the BIOS in the user manual, but I was wondering if when you make updates to the BIOS, this white list is updated for more cards to date. Is there a way to verify or update the whitelist?

  The current BIOS I have seems to be:

  HPQOEM - 1
  InsydeH2O Version 03.71.51F.29

  If there is no update white list or something like that, what card is authorized by my current BIOS is the best?

  Any help or comment would be greately appreciate it.

  Thank you!

  SantiagoP wrote:
  

  Hello!

  I want to spend my my 2230 Centrino Wireless N WIFI card to something like the Intel Dual Band AC 7260 or just a better card WLAN N. I know there is a white list of cards that are accepted by the BIOS in the user manual, but I was wondering if when you make updates to the BIOS, this white list is updated for more cards to date. Is there a way to verify or update the whitelist?

  The current BIOS I have seems to be:

  HPQOEM - 1
  InsydeH2O Version 03.71.51F.29

  If there is no update white list or something like that, what card is authorized by my current BIOS is the best?

  Any help or comment would be greately appreciate it.

  Thank you!

  Hello

  No need for anything to change. If the white list is present, it can certainly 6235 Intel and Intel 7260 AC. I tested both myself (using the 7260AC now, see the signature) and no problems at all. Just buy the chip, put it in and start. 2230 Intel use the same drivers as the above mentioned chips.

• HP Pavilion 2355sa g6: Pavilion g6-2355sa white list for wireless cards.

  "My wireless card is one band and obtaining years, allows you to go buy a new '... and then the white lists came to my attention to ruin everything!

  Does anyone have a definitive list of what works in this laptop? I wanted to buy a dual band card, but the list in the maintenance manual is pathetic!

  I updated the BIOS to the latest F.26 version from the support page. This addition will build for the cards more than those included in the manual of support?

  For reference, my laptop currently has the Ralink RT5390.

  TIA.

  Solid information are very difficult to find that the white list is now history, and HP does not now and has never been very next. We at the Forum dealt with him for years and the best we can say:

  1. the list of "dismal" in the manual is the whitelist, sorry to say and the list you will get. You can be 100% sure that settle a part HP copies numbered from one of these cards, the machine will start. Sometimes we had evidence of exceptions to this rule but not very often and not in any pattern it has been possible to understand.

  2 BIOS updates from HP do not expand the white list.

  There are 'hacked' BIOS sources on the internet and we have had some reports that they work and cause no other errors. This one in particular, which I think can be applied to your laptop, but I wash my hands. I wouldn't, but I give you the choice:

  http://donovan6000.blogspot.com/2013/12/modded-BIOS-repository.html

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

• you want to create the white list. How to do?

  I want a white list, but cannot find a place for it. I see < block sender >, but I want to create a list < allow >. Thank you.

  From any of your address books, you can just whitelist people. Go to Hamburger-> Options-> account-> [account] settings-> junk e-mail settings, to enable adaptive junk mail for this account controls and check address books you want from a whitelisted addresses.

• How can I 'white list' an add on in Firefox?

  I use Firefox 25.01 in my Ubuntu 13-10 machine. I don't know what that means "white list" or the place where accomplisht the task. I have Firefox sync, but can never remember the password assigned to me so the sync option is not useful for me. I want to use an addon that I've used in the past, but after installation it tells me to whitelist it.

  What is the name of the extension and the URL on the Mozilla Add-ons site or the Web site where you have downloaded and installed?

• Facebook blocked: something about a black or white list blocksite?

  How can I add facebook to a whitelist?

  I get an error message when I try to open the page: something like this site, or items, therefore, on a blacklist of blocksite (or not on a white list)...

  (I was block adds on fb more earlier; maybe that's how he fell into a blacklist?)

  I'm no computer expert, so all responses must be simple and clear, with more details that you want to use for a more informed user.

  Thank you!!!

  Kate

  Hi katecwatt,

  Mozilla Firefox is currently one of the fastest and most popular web browsers in the world. Measure of the million daily active users, Firefox highlights promising free thousands of Add-ons to make your experience fun and safe surfing. One of the best Add-ons is the 'BlockSite"allowing its users to block / unblock websites at any time.

  The add-on "BlockSite" is a free extension for Mozilla Firefox with an easy black access list. From here, you can manage the sites you want to block once and forever. Sounds interesting?

  Here's how to block websites in Mozilla Firefox

  the category of elements of the strategy of the custom (with page custom URL categories) and the L4 ... Therefore, you may need to configure the browser pop-up blocking settings in order to use the ...

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  http://voices.Yahoo.com/how-block-websites-Mozilla-Firefox-7843204.html

• Cisco ISE white lists

  Hi all

  I have to switch from monitor for wired devices faster than expected. I have tested/prepared for standard DOT1x computers laptop/desktops etc but not for all the other legacy/s MAB devices still policy. Then I was asked to activate the policies I tested and lower, but mostly the default policy create a tote policy to use a list of all currently known to the network mac address.

  The reason is that it allows to avoid any new unauthorized peripheral access and we will then have time to sort the policies for those currently connected. There is NO cable access comments service (Wireless is not under control of the ISE yet) and there is acceptance that this list may contain currently illegal devices. Here are the questions:

  1. you can export Administration\Identity Management\Identities\Endpoints all the MAC addresses known to ISE. It is a massive list in my case.

  2. I don't see anywhere how to import into the new whitelist other than individually by MAC address. No there is no way to do this?

  3. If I receive on this issue, political ISE can handle a whitelist of several thousands of devices?

  4. we accept that in this interim period, white list management will be a royal pain in the neck!

  Thanks in advance

  Unfortunately I have not any plu ISE 1.3 in production or laboratory. I remember purge of endpoint as we point 1.3 is available in the 1.2 roadmap. But I do not remember this is the version from the hotfix.

  Regarding the importation, joint screenshot for your reference. You have the option to import the settings to a .csv file. Inside the file, one line sets up the endpoint group will be. You weren't looking in the right place, imho.

• CSPAN not white listed for flash?

  http://www.c-span.org/live-video/C-SPAN2/

  Can't watch cspan on surface rt.

  Is this a problem of flash white list?

  If you arenin load on the white list, can you consider adding it?

  Watch the Buccaneers in a Starbucks on RT... free advertising

  Hello TKsurface,

  I saw this online, which relates to a big change in the functionality of Flash site in IE10 for RT Windows and Windows 8:

  http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ie/archive/2013/03/11/Flash-in-Windows-8.aspx

• How can I add ports, proxy, white list so that I can finally install CC

  I have never been more frustrated with a program in my life. Try to install the creative cloud. I got the famous 205 error. I called adobe and they said it was a problem of internet service provider. They told me to try firstly download and install on another network, so I went to the library and still nothing. Adobe then said that they would write me a few ports to give to my Internet service provider (Windstream) and it should work. I called Windstream and they don't do that. I called adobe and they call me yet realized Windstream. I am everything on it.  Could someone explain how to do this email me asking:

  [Hey put
  

  Use the ports listed for Adobe to be added to the list of the network behind the firewall proxy.

  Please find a list of the URL of the server to the white list: -.

  ccmdls.Adobe.com:443

  IMS - na1.adobelogin.com:443

  na1r.Services.Adobe.com:443

  prod-rel-ffc - ccm.oobesaas.adobe.com:443

  LM.licenses.adobe.com:443

  In addition, the following host/port combinations are necessary to locate and download updates:

  ccmdl.Adobe.com:80

  swupmf.Adobe.com:80

  swupdl.Adobe.com:80

  Thank you and greetings]

  I also tried google & Youtube but here more confused than the original. I want to just install dreamweaver so that I can update my Web site for the love of GOD. It is not that difficult.

  Help

  Shamist32097529 the location of the download logs was referenced in the document, I offered in the #1 message.  If you want direct assistance locating and examining the logs for download so I would recommend contacting the Customer to Contactour support team.

• Creating cloud firewall white list?

  What must be on a white list in the firewall for CC to work?

  I could not install the new CC on my network works so I install a hotspot on my phone and downloaded with no problem... I've switched back to my network to download apps, but they fail with the error (-60) "download seems corrupted... I can only assume it's because I use my network works, but that you can not test the download on my phone because it will violate my data allowance.

  I can communicate with our administrators who will be able to whitelist CC in the firewall, but I do not know what URL need to white lists and ports? I have searched in help docs, but so far missed it.

  Stupidly, I removed all previous versions of Adobe so I couldn't work until today

  [edit] I should say I am able to connect to the new CC app, I can't just download whatever it is.

  Uplift909 please see the Adobe Creative Cloud Service Documentation of access to technology section of http://www.adobe.com/devnet/creativesuite/enterprisedeployment.html.

• HP Pavilion DV7 4010TX: maps from the white list of Wifi in the BIOS (F29) for DV &amp; 4010TX

  I have to replace my current address-single band wireless card and we tried the alternatives listed in the User Guide.  Boot BIOS returns "incompatible wifi device system.

  I tried 3 different cards Broadcom and Intel card with the same results.  ALL the ones I've tried are supposed to work (in accordance with the user manual)

  What will work

  Hi @zigzag3143

  I saw your post about the problem you are experiencing after that installation of the wifi cards contained in your user manual. At this point, I would recommend that you give us a call on this issue. You can reach HP Total Care at 1-800-474-6836 in North America or Start here if you live outside of North America.

• HP 15 ac121nr: Wireless white list

  Recently bought a HP 15 laptop. Laptop nice and bright. I swapped for one SSD HARD drive and noticed that the wireless card has a single antenna. The card is b/g/n, i.e. lower than the standards now. I want to put on a card dual-band a/c but have read that HP blocking cards in the BIOS. How/where can I find what is an acceptable replacement WIFI card? Appreciate the answers. Happy Easter to all!

  Happy Easter!

  HP removed the BIOS of their cell lines whitelists about 2-3 years ago.

  That is not the problem more.

  The problem is the laptop having only 1 antenna wireless.

  My understanding is that wireless dual-band cards require two antennas connected to the map to get a better reception and for the bluetooth work.

  I have a HP 350 G1 and my laptop has two antennas present.

  I swapped the motherboard card dual band N Intel 7260 with bluetooth, and it worked fine.

  Unfortunately, I do not know what your results will be if you get the Intel 7260 AC card with bluetooth, for example, with only an antenna connected to the main terminal.

  Will it work fine, but not bluetooth?

  The signal will be weak, with no bluetooth?

  Will it work at all?

  What will happen if you place the antenna of the hand to the Terminal?

  Of course, you can probably buy the antenna kit and run a second antenna, but this would require extensive disassembly of the laptop including the area of display panel, and the manual shows only 1 antenna.

  The maintenance manual lists only 3 cards of single band, and they are the kind that have only 1 antenna attached.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c04653884

  Please post back and let us know the result if you decide to roll the dice.

• white list

  I have a HP Pavilion g6. (g6-1b81ca).

  I want to update my wireless card but I don't know if my bios has a whitelist or not.

  If so, is there an update of the bios without a whitelist?

  TCM.

  This is your manual.

  http://h20565.www2.hp.com/portal/site/hpsc/template.BINARYPORTLET/public/kb/docDisplay/resource.process/?spf_p.tpst=kbDocDisplay_ws_BI&spf_p.rid_kbDocDisplay=docDisplayResURL&javax.portlet.begCacheTok=com.vignette.cachetoken&spf_p.rst_kbDocDisplay=wsrp-resourceState%3DdocId%253Demr_na-c02829479-3%257CdocLocale%253Den_US&javax.portlet.endCacheTok=com.vignette.cachetoken

  The WIFI that is listed is the only ones you can use.

  It's one thing to the FCC.

  There is no BIOS upgrade HP proposed to allow all others.

  Look at the bottom of the laptop or under the battery, you will see the FCC regulation that they subscribe to.

  I'm sorry.

  REO