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• How to install WLAN PCIe wireless card N 1525 in Dell XPS 8500?

  I have a system Dell XPS 9100 which has a Dell Wireless - N 1525 PCIe WLAN card (a, g, b, d) I would like to transfer into my new Dell 8500, which comes with a mini-map half 1703 of Dell Wireless WLAN (b/g/n). This is because Dell 1525 is dual band and is faster than the Dell 1525. I would like to get some advice if possible and the installation of the Wireless N 1525 in the 8500 XPS WLAN PCIe card (and replacing the mini-map half 1703). Thanks in advance!

  Hi mikeraj,

  Thanks for the reply. There is no need to uninstall the Dell Wireless 1703 card drivers. You can get away without uninstalling the drivers

  Then insert the Dell 1525 Wireless card and install its drivers.

  I hope this helps. I am happy to help others.

  .

• XPS 13 9350 - that the wireless card - can not update with new wireless driver driver Dell post 22 Feb 16

  Today, Dell released a new driver for the wireless card: Intel Dual Band Wireless - 8260 Driver AC, W10

  I tried to install, but it will not be installed. The platform not supported. (Exit Code Name: ERROR_INSTALL_PLATFORM_UNSUPPORTED).  My device driver lists my wifi as card: Dell Wireless 1820 has 802 .11AC

  I don't understand - all 9350's do not have the same wireless card? Dell website that lists all the templates as the NIC card: DW1820A 2 x 2 802.11ac 2.4/5 GHz + Bluetooth4.1

  We remove installed driver software, and then install the Intel? Otherwise I do not know why Dell offers this update driver for a machine that does not have the Intel inside card.

  Peace.

  kentjapan,

  9350 XPS comes with the Intel® Dual Band Wireless-AC 8260 or 1820A Wireless Dell Wireless cards. If the driver you want to download gives this error, they you can have the other wifi card.  If necessary, click on the link below and add your service tag of the system in the area to detect the system configuration.

  XPS 9350 drivers and downloads
  

  For me, to help troubleshoot, please click on my DELL-Jesse L and send me a private Message with the number of Service Dell and your Dell order number.

  
  

• Dell Inspiron 3520 under Windows 7-32 bit wireless card problem

  Hi all

  I just bought a new Dell Inspiron 3520 (service code: ) that came with Ubuntu.

  Although I had to install windows 7 32 bit and I am facing a problem with wireless adapter driver.

  When I try to connect to the preferred network I get "unidentified - No. Interntet network access.

  I know it's a driver issue because it works fine on Ubuntu.

  So that the original configuration of Dell site lists:

  "WIRELESS: DELL WIRELESS CARD 1703.

  so I downloaded this driver: http://www.dell.com/support/drivers/us/en/19/DriverDetails/Product/inspiron-15-3520?driverId=K21VK&osCode=W732&fileId=3126779147

  without success.

  Is there something I can do?

  Sorry for the long post.

  Thanks in advance

  Hello and thanks for your reply.

  Discovered that the solution was Device Manager-> ECS-Dell Wireless 1703 b/g/n-> properties >-> Advanced-> 802 .11n changed bandwidth of 20 MHz / 40 MHz automatic.

  

• WiFi Dell 1704 no driver work for doesn't win 10

  Hello, I have a laptop Inspiron 3543 which has WiFi Dell 1704 map 10 64-bit Windows running, and I can't find drivers that work:

  (1) the last v7.35.295.0 on the Dell driver download page crashes the laptop every two hours with a blue PAGE_FAULT_IN_NON_PAGED_AREA screen (I've read elsewhere that it is because I am running Hyper-V, this version of the driver can't stand properly but I can not remove Hyper-V as I'm required to use by my company for work)

  Swapping 2) back to the original v6.30.223.256 that comes with Windows 10 causes a blue screen, but instead he loses the connection to the WiFi every two hours and I have to restart so that he reconnect (I disabled the "allow the computer to turn off this device to save power" in the power management of the Manager screen devices set the "Minimum energy" false in the screen advanced device management) set it to 'Maximum Performance' in "SpeedStep" power in the control panel and disabled Options in the BIOS - no combination of these changes stop it from occurring)

  So I can't use the last version of driver because TI regularly bluescreens and I cannot use the original driver because it disconnects regularly requiring a reboot to fix.

  What can I do? When a driver version will come that properly supports Hyper-V AND does not cut the WiFi?

  Thank you

  Paul

  Hi Paul,.

  I don't know when will be released a new Win10 driver for the Dell DW1704 card.  The previous one was in October, but unless there is a significant problem with the connectivity without wire of the 1704 through a number relatively large users I don't know that a specific upgraded wireless driver will be released.  Not too much our Inspiron 3543 customers using Hyper-V, so I find it highly unlikely that an updated driver will be released to address exactly that.

  V6.30.223.256 of the driver version is the one that came with the card with installs it Windows 10 original, but have you tried to remove all the drivers wireless, restart the system and allowing the Win10 to find / install a native driver for the wireless card?  Or is that the version of the driver, it installs on your system?  A native driver of Win10 would be better work for you?  Win10 is supposed to have built in drivers for many network elements.

  The Inspiron 3543 DW1704 is a mini-pcie half height card and your best bet may be to find another card that will support Hyper-V.   A lot of our line of Latitude and Precision Workstation systems aimed more at business practices based, that would be more likely to use virtualization, tend to come with the Intel-based cards.  You can also check with the it Department of your company.  If they require you to use Hyper-V they can already get an idea of cards that they prefer to take in charge the also.

  Sorry I couldn't give you a more promising response, but unfortunately this line of systems and maps, not are not really designed to manage what you're trying to do.

  Todd

• HP Pavilion DV7-1444us Replace wireless card

  I recently updated my HP from Windows Vista to Windows 8. 1. the software works very well but I started having problems connecting to my Modum Cisco home through the Cox cable connection.  The computer worked fine for a few weeks then I had to miss the Modum for a short period of connection successfully until he finally stopped the connection.  A newer Dell computer in our household connects every time.  Is my connection problem, a bad wireless card or software associated with the upgrade of the software?  If it is a bad card, what is the DECA wireless recommended to buy with the part number and can engineer but not a computer experienced person like me, proceed with the installation?  Thanks, gh

  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?
  
  To be able to test the unit itself, I suggest the document following "tests to material (Windows 7, Vista) failures. Please select the control using HP PC Hardware Diagnostics UEFIoption and then select the option for the Component Tests. Under component Tests, you will see an option for the Wireless Module. The Wireless Module passes all the tests?
  
  Now I'm longer lines that it is a software problem, compared to a hardware problem. After checking what Windows operating systems are supported by HP (on your laptop), the higher operating system that is supported, is Windows 7. As you have upgraded beyond this, you may be able to find the driver updated, you need the component manufacturer.
  
  To find out the manufacturer of the wireless component, you can always check for the name of the manufacturer's Device Manager. Once you don't have the name, you can visit the Web site of the manufacturers for available updates.
  
  Please let me know the results of the above steps.

• HP Pavilion 8750: PCI Wireless card

  In fact, the operating system is Windows Millennium Edition.

  am I right that there is no compatible with this machine wireless card?

  Hiya

  I have a USB dongle wireless (actually several) and they work on old Dells and all kinds of old material, works very well with many distributions Linux etc etc.

  It is a ZyXel G202, but a modern equivalent is...

  ZyXEL NWD2205

  OS Support-• Microsoft Windows XP, Vista and 7--(32 bits/64 bits) • MAC OS X v10.4, v10.5, and v10.6

• Dell 3300 wireless printer adapter

  My Dell 3300 wireless printer adapter is confused and I don't know how to reconnect with her. I have a Toshiba Satellite laptop trying to talk with the printer Dell (1710 Laser Printer) but unable to connect because of the 3300. I also use a Windstream wireless router to connect to the internet (Sage Fast 1704 router). I have an internet connection but, since yesterday, no possibility to print wireless. Can someone help me solve this dilemma? Print all wired, I would go back to wireless printing. Help, please!

  I suggest that you find in the documentation or contact the manufacturer of the device.

• Your wireless card has stopped working properly.

  Often, I receive this message "problem reports and solution:
  A problem with your wireless network card

  Your wireless card has stopped working properly.
  There is a network adapter that allows your computer to connect to a wireless network.
  To find out if a version update of your wireless network card is available, contact the manufacturer of your device or computer.

  Even if I get this message that I am able to connect to wireless internet. I checked on the DELL website, and according to them, I have the driver for my Inspiron 1520 then I would like to know how I can stop this annoying message that appear all the time? Is there an updated driver that I don't know?
  The problem refers to my Dell Wireless 1390 WLAN Mini-Card (Driver version 4.170.25.17)

  I would be grateful for any advice.
  Thanks in advance.

  Hi dtw1970,

  While I was researching online error message met that it is a known issue on dell computers and there are a few steps available in the dell Web site.

  Check the link and try the steps mentioned below.
  http://en.community.Dell.com/forums/p/19094058/19217044.aspx#19217044

  You can also try posting your query in the Dell Community, see the link below.
  http://en.community.Dell.com/

  I hope this helps!

  Halima S - Microsoft technical support.
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Unable to connect to the Internet via a Linksys Wireless card

  I used a Linksys BEFW11S4 for several years with no problems.  A PC is connected via a network cable and the other (Dell laptop) used a wireless adapter Linksys that plugged into the laptop (model of Linksys WPC11 ver (4).  All my computers using Windows XP with the latest service packs.

  I plugged the Dell laptop to the router via a cable to transfer files faster than the network B.  Then, when I disconnected the cable and reconnected the wireless card, I was unable to use the Wi - Fi connection to connect to the internet.  Wired works very well, is not wireless.

  Windows reports a good wireless connection to the router, but the machine is unable to connect to the internet using the wireless card.  It can connect to the internet when using a network cable, however.

  Pings what either using the Wi - Fi connection failed (expired).

  I used another laptop (a more recent Toshiba with a wireless card built-in) to connect to the router and it works very well with the connectivity wired or wireless.  No problem switching back with this machine.  So, the problem is not with the router or the router configuration.

  I was through the forums and seen a LOT of people seems to have the same problem with these Wireless Linksys routers.

  I tried to use the Easy Link software to configure the machine, but: (1) Linksys updated web site is not valid, and (2) with the www.linksysfix.com/ela site that directs users to the software is also invalid.  Linksys technical support seems to be lacking.

  I went to the usual network setup menus and two laptops seem to be configured the same way, again, we're working wireless and we do not.

  I would appreciate solutions others have tried and who has worked with this problem.

  I reinstalled the drivers for the Linksys card and it does not work.  Windows recognizes the new hardware card, reports that it is connected to the router, but still no internet connection

• My laptop says that my wireless card driver is not installed?

  I had to reinstall my OS about three weeks ago because my laptop crashed. The wireless card works perfectly until I reinstalled. I reinstalled each program and the driver delivered with the laptop, but my wireless card still does not work. I even tried to go to the dell website and download the driver from their site, but it still does not work. Can anyone help?

  No, you do not have something wrong unless Dell offers more than one wireless adapter for your model and you download the wrong drivers. No doubt the computer works now, Yes? The error description you gave indicates hardware problems, not problems of software. So maybe your wireless adapter is defective and contact technical support Dell's next. MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• Help ID this product that plugs into the back and in the wireless card I believe.

  No technical support can tell me what it is and can't find it online so I hope that someone here a tell me. My PC is a Studio XPS 435MT running vista sp2. The thing plugs on the back and it looks like the wireless card. Any help would be thank you very much.

  The reference is WX482.  It's a wireless antenna.

  http://www.eBay.co.UK/ITM/Dell-Wireless-antenna-1-5-M-cable-RU297-WX492-brand-new-/290640031415

  http://www.Amazon.com/Dell-Ru297-wireless-network-antenna/DP/B008GHIB8W

  The installation DVD contains only the OS and all the native drivers for Windows (included by Microsoft).  All drivers that are not included by Microsoft with the Windows operating system must be installed.  Looking at your 435, if you install Windows 7, you should not need to install the system software (software Dell which can change the functionality or the identification of some of the equipment) or the chipset (not listed).  You must then video and, eventually, audio drivers or modem.  If the installation of Vista, you won't need the system software (none is listed for this system), but you must start with the chipset drivers.

• Driver issue when installing the wireless card

  I have Laptop Inspiron 15 3521

  and I can not install the drivers for the 1705 network dell wireless-N card

  I have download the right drivers for dell support using my service tag, but the installation fails every time

  any ideas?

  Provide the hardware IDs of your network controllers and unknown devices. See here:

  http://dellwindowsreinstallationguide.com/downloading-drivers-checking-hardware-ids-and-downloading-and-installing-dell-system-drivers-in-the-correct-order/checking-hardware-ids-in-the-device-manager/

  Dell drivers and downloads sometimes strange lists the bad wireless card.

• Problem with VPN connection via a wireless card broadband Verizon Cisco VPN air

  I can't access any device on my network via RDP or applications via the host file - forwarded servers from my 64 bit Windows 7 laptop using wireless broadband Verizon and customer VPN Cisco 64 bit 5.0.7.290. I can connect easily via a LAN wired connection from home using the same laptop computer and client VPN and RDP.

  The VPN client connects to the server VPN (easy VPN on Cisco 2821 router) on the broadband wireless connection (I can see it in the GPMC on the router) but it will pass no data. I can't ping anything in the field, or external IP address. When I try to ping the laptop, it drops off the VPN (completed peer connection).

  The laptop is a Dell M4500 running Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit OS. The VPN client is stated, rev 5.0.7.290. The card internal wireless broadband is a QualCom 5620 (EV-DO-HSPA) system (Gobi 2).

  What must I do to get this configuration to perform and log as does the wired connection?

  Tim Carlisle

  The Systems Manager

  Post edited by: Timothy Carlisle recently I discovered that the Cisco 64 bit client VPN running on my Dell Precision M6500 (Windows 7 64-bit OS) was able to connect properly using the WiFi on my iPhone 4S (Verizon Wireless). It will also connect when attached to the laptop via a USB cable. Once I discovered this, I was then able to do the same thing on the laptop that spawned this discussion, by attachment for Blackberry "BOLD" from the boss after the download and installation of a new Verizon Wireless Access Manager utility that has allowed to select the device (Blackberry) for installation.  I think that enabled us to bypass the wireless cards Gobi2 on two laptops and the factory installed Dell Connection Manager software which was not compatible with the Cisco VPN 64 bit client software. As much as I fear here, this new method (hotspot of Smartphone and attachment) is the way to go for us and has solved all the problems of connectivity distance for us. Thank you to all who have contributed to this discussion.   Tim Carlisle

  The Solution to the debate has been captured in this Document: -.

  https://supportforums.Cisco.com/docs/doc-18721

  We fought with the same question for quite awhile before finding that there seems to be a default setting in the Verizon Access Manager software that plays well with the Cisco Client.

  In VZAccess Manager, select Options | Preferences.  Connectivity options, the default setting for "NDIS Mode - connect manually" was chosen.  Change this option to "Modem Mode - connect manually" seems to have completely addressed the issue.  We can now connect to the WWAN, establish a Cisco VPN session and have connectivity.

  

• DW1501 Wireless card not connected

  I recently installed Windows 7 Professional 64-bit and installed all necessary drivers on my Dell Inspiron N5010.

  Everything works perfectly except the wireless card, and when I say everything that I really mean every thing in this laptop works except wireless.

  It seems that I can't turn on the wireless card and Dell PC Diagnostics tell me that the wireless adapter is disconnected.

  I have all the drivers installed and I installed them in the order that it was suggested on this forum. In the Device Manager it tells me that the driver is installed and that the device is functioning properly.

  I activated the Wifi with the F2 key, but it still does not work. Dell QuickSet says that Wifi is turned on, but the wireless card does not work.

  Can you help me please? Is there something I can do?

  Ariel.Demian,

  I can give you to download and install drivers, but first let's try this...

  Download and run the AVG removal tool , and then restart your computer. See if you can connect. If you still can not connect, then start, Control Panel, programs and features, Zone Alarm, uninstall.

  Restart your computer and try to connect.

  Rick