Desired wireless Capabiltiy

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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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  This model series is not the whitelist and you can use virtually any desired wireless card. Intel 7260AC for example...

• How can I connect my router to Windows 7 Starter?, I have the Belkin N 150 wireless router.

  I have the Belkin N 150 wireless router.

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• Possibilities of WiFi for HP Pavilion 15z-n200 laptop series (NOT TOUCHSMART)

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  Hi Mardi_Gras,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

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  I understand that you would like to know if the 15z-n200 series supports wireless.  Yes, he does. Here is the Pavilion 15z - 200 series User Guide.

  When I checked the page of the pilot of the aircraft, under XP and Vista, it uses Windows, Windows 7 wireless drivers, they are displayed on the page of software and the driver.   HP Pavilion 15z-n200 CTO Notebook PC drivers

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• Problems connecting to the Wi - Fi network

  * Original title: Internet connectivity

  I have a laptop with Windows 7.  I can connect to the internet with the laptop very well everywhere, but home.   I have several other devices on my home network that connect and work correctly.   There is no problem connecting to wifi, it is the internet which is a problem. The problem seems to be associated dns.   Can I get the laptop to connect to certain combinations of the adapter reset, reset dns winsock, ipconfig/release and flush, off the modem.  but none of these steps work every time and when I connect to the internet it works only for awhile (sometimes a few days, sometimes minutes).  I used the services of troubleshooting, restored the system, removed the firewall and checked for malware.  This laptop worked fine on that network until about 6 months ago and I have been struggling since then.   Suggestions gratefully accepted

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• Desire X 2 g000: cannot install wireless driver on HP Envy X 2 g000

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  Hello:

  I used 7 - zip to explore the driver folder and all the drivers are there.

  So, see if it works...

  Download and install this free utility for files.  You want the first file listed for 32 bit.

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• Desire: orange wireless on hp ENVY light remaisn WIndows 7

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• 4500 e all-in-one desire: hp envy 4500e with a wireless

  I am trying to use an iPad with this printer and it does not work.  The ipad sees the printer as a separate connection and request a password. In other words, it appears as a separate as a neighbours internet access. I know that sounds like a problem with apple and we called them and they said some printers will act this way and need to be configured as such. My pc works fine with this network.

  The printer may be in mode "live wireless", use the control panel of the printer and return to narmal mode.

• 114 the desire does not connect to Asus all-in-one wireless but connects to the wireless network

  I just bought my HP ENVY 114 e all-in-one last week and I tried to connect it to my computer (Asus all-in-one Windows 7 64-bit) and while he wil connect to my wireless very well my computer (or my cell phone which is also an Asus running windows 7 64 - bits) cannot identify it.

  Using the disc doesn't help nor did try manually to add in 'Add printer' in my computer and all the interest to get this particular printer was because it was wireless. If I have to plug in a USB key then I have saved money and bought a less expensive model. All my devices are on the same network, and their firewalls is turned off so that it does not hinder the process.

  When you browse the drive Assembly he asks the IP and I get it exactly as it is on the screen printer that I even printed it out and double checked 5 times and it was exactly the same, but he keeps asking for me to be reintroduced to it since the computer cannot identify the printer.

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  Unfortunately, the router and the printer do not get along at this stage.  The IP address changes too often and it is possible that the router has its own firewall.  A large number of firewalls, outside the Windows Firewall, sees a lot of traffic from hpnetworkcommunicator.exe and blocks preventing the software to find the printer.

  I saw this model of router and it doesn't have a built-in firewall.  Unfortunately, I could not see their manual without you register on the site.

  It may be preferable to set a static IP address for the printer in the router's routing table.  To do this, you acceding to EWS the router.  If you don't know how to set the printer's IP address in the router, you can try to contact the vendor of the router.

  Otherwise, I would recommend checking the firewall of the router.  I saw a router cause problems with an overactive firewall in place.

  If you happen to have an extra router around, you can try to use it instead of Paul's to confirm that it is the router.

  EDIT

  You can try to put a static IP address on the front of the printer.  I'm personally not too successful with setting a static IP address on the front panel when the SAP does not load, but this could be one of those cases where it does not.

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  Then, go to settings > network > IP settings > change to the manual.

  Once it is replaced by the manual, it should allow the IP address, default gateway and the subnet mask.  Use the subnet mask and default gateway of the print network configuration.  Use an IP address that is not in use on the network.  You can change the last number of the IP address on the print.  For example, 192.168.1.50 could be converted to 192.168.1.250.

  Setting a static IP address on the front panel does not set servers DNS which is necessary for ePrint operate on this printer.  Now that the static IP address has been set on the front panel of the printer, try to access the SAP by entering the IP address that comes to be defined in a browser address bar.  If the printer load, you should be able to set DNS servers and be ready to go from there.

• I can plug a desire 5530 printer wireless HP for my HP Pavilion a1610n

  I'm looking to plug the printer wireless to my desktop (2006) older, so we have a connect our laptop and a smart phone all on the same network. I have the cable with a router to operate the laptop and smart tv.  Can hold this office until this printer and if so, a few basic instructions would be great, and if not what printer do you suggest?

  Hello

  You have now several devices/wireless devices, only the old PC is NOT currently on your wireless network. My suggestion:

  b connect the printer to your network home and it will work with your laptop, iPhone, iPad,... you name it.

  (b) connect the old PC to the router using a cable (the old PC has a LAN port) OR if you wish, just buy a PCI Wireless card for your PC and it will become a wireless device. A card that is similar to the next map will do:

  http://www.Dlink.com.au/products/?PID=821

  Kind regards.

• Want 4500: Printer 4500 desire does not recognize my password wireless

  I bought a new printer 2 weeks ago - the installation was successful, and I was able to print several times on the wifi network. But for some reason any it stopped working a week later. I now have a blue light flashes next to the wifi on the printer symbol and when I get the wifi settings, select my network and enter the password wifi the printer tells me that it is a wrong password and it cannot connect. I also tried to restore the settings of the default printer, however, I get the same problem.

  I scoured the web & forums to find a solution to it, but without success. Please tell me how I can fix the problem! Thank you!

  Yup blue flashing light means that you are not connected to your routers SSID. For test purposes, remove your SSID of the router password. Now try to connect to your SSID unsecured? Are you successful? If so, go back and add a WPA2-AES encryption with your password.

• Impossible to manually configure the wireless settings.

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• How to reconfigure wireless network extended with several base stations

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  Cheers, Peter

  I use OS X 10.11.4 and utility Airport 6.3.6. I would change the name of my network and I don't know how or where to do this.

  You can change the name of the network using AirPort Utility as follows:

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  • Select the wireless tab.
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• Question regarding the purchase of laptop wireless

  Everything I've ever owned have been HP desktop computers. I need (well Yes, not desire) to buy a new laptop wireless. My intention to buy staples as I experience such great service in the past. Here are my questions:

  1 at the present time, I have high speed internet, but not wireless. Can I have both wireless and material "no wireless" goes on the same connection?

  2 will I be able to print on my existing (from my wireless laptop) printer if my desktop computer and printer are 'wired '?

  3. when I get out of the store, what do I need in my hands? I live 50 miles away and don't want to go home and find out that I'm missing something.

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  I'd appreciate recommendations on routers and laptop computers, if you have a preference. I'll use camtasia in my class so will need microphone and camera possible.

  In advance thanks.

  Padraig

  1. Yes. This is called a hybrid network. With a wireless router that comes with LAN ports (4) which is easy to do. I use a Netgear WNR834B 802.11n router that has a LAN port. Easy to set up.

  (2) you will need to set up a simple home network and share the printer on the network from thePC to which it is connected. You can also install a print server connected to your network and it will have its own network address and be available for all the PCs on your network.

  (3) you need a wireless router (my preference is Netgear 802.11n because of the reliability, range and throughput of 300 kbs).

  I have exxplained the answers to your questions only in simple terms. I have no idea what your level of knowledge is in terms of networking (i.e. the subnets)

  My home network is a cable modem which is connected to netgear powerline devices (2)

  (via a CAT5 cable) which uses the wiring domestic (115 v) to provide an internet connection to my wireless router that offers a wireless for my laptop and a second office. My server at home and the box of FreeNAS are connected to the network via the router's LAN ports using a CAT5 cable

  .