Compatibility Intel 7260HMW IEEE 802.11ac with HP Pavilion F053CA 17

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  I want to improve the wireless card on the 8470 p, and I read that HP has whitelisted some Wi - Fi cards, so only those approved by HP may really work

  Now the 8470p is released in 2010 / 2011 (?) - some time then anyway and 802.11ac wasn't really one thing in 2011 (at least not outside the offices of the IEEE)

  I found this on the interwebs:

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  EDIT: The Solution is wrong. See jlong pos

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  The Intel cards are limited to the Ref. HP versions contrary to the statements of the Wicki guy. There are a few options of 5 GHz, but not 802.11ac cards. Sometimes the cards that are not in the manual will work somehow and I know there is a 7260N that many people confuse for the 7260ac card. I know that the 7260AC will NOT work because we had messages before people here who have tried, but it would not shock me if a 7260N card would work. Cannot promise, however. It is largely a guessing game since the actual whitelist itself has never been made public.

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• 802.11ac for ThinkPad with Intel T430s 7260

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• Unable to connect to network WPA2-Enterprise with Broadcom BCM4352HMB 802.11ac WiFi 2 x 2

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• What are users with Cisco 802.11n 802.11ac WLAN APs running on Low Power?

  Experts Sars WLAN,

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  People here tell me that it is not harmful, but I am slightly dubious and would like your opinion here.

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  --------- ------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------------- -----

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  The access point is configured for 802.11n on both bands and 802.11ac on 5 GHz.

  I can also see many Power Level change on the 2.4 Ghz antenna.

  Here people are complaining about downtime on laptops for SAP applications.

  Also a voice over WLAN installation does not work very well.

  But I don't know if this has something to do with low power.

  What are the consequences for WLAN users in this scenario?

  Changes in the level of power can cause interruptions to users of WIFI?

  Is 'Low-Power' - Situation responsible for a large amount of sending changes to feeding on 2.4 GHz?

  Who knows more and has experience with low-power facilities?

  Thank you for any comments on this

  Wini

  Just to add

  What are the consequences for WLAN users in this scenario?

  * Anything, just change really the number of antennas is used

  Changes in the level of power can cause interruptions to users of WIFI?

  * Change in power level, do not make changes to string

  Is 'Low-Power' - Situation responsible for a large amount of sending changes to feeding on 2.4 GHz?

  * No.

  Who knows more and has experience with low-power facilities?

  You should focus on your environment and what you see. With low power due to the PoE does not affect the user experience.  If your access point changes the power too high or too low, you can introduce some poor duplication of coverage or channel.  If you are also in a building/space tenant shared, other installs nearby Wireless will affect your RF and yours will have an impact on their. Nothing we can do.  You must set customer issues before assuming what is wrong, that nothing could be wrong.  The updated client drivers is also a good thing to do to eliminate this problem.

  -Scott

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  I hope that answers your question.

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• Update on to the card WLAN 802.11ac wireless T540p

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  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).
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  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.
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  Best regards.

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  It's a recent document:
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  .. .to from this page
  https://support.Lenovo.com/us/en/products/laptops-and-netbooks/ThinkPad-t-series-laptops/ThinkPad-T5...

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  I have a HP ENVY 17-j092nr Notebook PC with the wireless stock card.  Is it possible to upgrade the card to one that supports the 802.11ac?

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• G6R35UAR #ABA: can I upgrade the card wireless 802.11ac

  Please let know us if it is possible to upgrade the card wireless in my laptop to a 802.11ac card.  A currently installed 802.11b/g/n card.

  My PC is a HP Pavilion 17 laptop.

  G6R35UAR #ABA product name

  Thank you.

  There is no white list. Here is the Service Manual:

  See p. 96

  Manual

  You have the 17 inch model and for the 15-inch model AMD HP actually an AC card. This one:

  2x2HMC AC + BT4 Broadcom BCM 4352 WLAN 802.11 for HP Pavilion 15 AMD computer models available for Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 724935-005

  It is an equivalent spare card sold on amazon.com:

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  The card would work for you, but I have to warn you that the installation is no easy thing. It requires extensive disassembly and will jeopardize the warranty. You should not try to install an Intel card as they are called does not play nice with AMD computers. The Broadcom will be your best bet.

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