Dv7 4190SD WIFI 5 GHZ, Bluetooth Combo N-Draft card

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• Compatible WiFi / Bluetooth combo card for Pavilion dv7-6b32us laptop computer?

  Hello

  I want to replace the broadcom WiFi (b/g/n) with a combo (WiFi / bluetooth) card in my HP pavilion laptop dv7-6b32us;  preferably with one that supports the frequencies a/g/n.

  I know I can install only cards that are supported in the bios. Can someone tell me please to the list of the WiFi cards supported by the bios of my laptop?

  Thank you.

  Hello:

  Here is the link to the service manual for your laptop.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03043778.PDF

  Support without wireless/bluetooth combo cards with HP part numbers are in Chapter 3, page 29.

  Pleaee be careful since you have an Intel processor, look at the list of cards for all models or just models of Intel.

  I can tell you that there is no double card band supported. The 6230 listed Intel is incorrect. It's the wrong part number and if you order this part, you get either an intel or 1000 ralink card. Person on this forum or at HP knows that the correct reference number unfortunately.

  You can install one of the supported cards and it must have the part number HP on it or it won't work.

  Paul

• Problem with my Atheros Wifi/Bluetooth Combo card to reboot. in windows 8 pro 64-bit

  Hello I have the following problem with my free wireless/Bluetooth combo card.
  I have personally installed a new combo entered only the material of a third party wireless card
  online market. The device was immediately discovered Windows 8 and installed the drivers that he thinks are best for the device. Both wireless and Bluetooth work as expected and the problem happens when I put the machine power off or reboot the system, Hibernate does not affect the operation of the device. When the system is rebooted / turned from cold start. Windows 8 displays a red X on the wireless icon and Bluetooth does not work. troubleshooting tool and Device Manager act as the device is installed correctly. To resolve this issue, uninstall Bluetooth and wireless both drivers leave system scan for changes, it then reinstalls the device and the system works as expected for both Bluetooth and wireless. I'm looking to solve this problem, I didn't notice any problem yet in the operating system other than windows 8.
   
  Details of important system information:
  Windows 8 Professional. x64bit
  Microsoft Windows [Version 6.2.9200]
   
  Card added to my Asus G74SX
  Operating name: Atheros
  Model: AR5B195 (WiFi: AR5B195) (Bluetooth: AR3011)
   
  The Device Manager shows the follow-up:
   
  Bluetooth
  General tab:
  Qualcomm-Atheros AR3011 Bluetooth 3.0
  Location: Port_ #0001.Hub_ #0003
  Advanced tab
  Manufacturer ID: 69
  HCI LMP 5.39321 a 5.39321 version
  Driver tab
  Driver provider: Qualcomm Atheros Communications
  Driver date: 08/06/2012
  Driver version: 1.0.4.0
  Digital signer: Microsoft Windows Hardware Compatibility Publisher
   
  Network cards:
  General tab
  Qualcomm-Atheros AR9002WB-1NG
  Geographical area: PCI Slot 1 (bus PCI 3, device 0, function 0)
  Driver tab
  Driver provider: Microsoft
  Driver date: 03/07/2012
  Driver version: 3.0.0.130
  Digital signer: Microsoft Windows
  Driver file details:
  C:\Windows\System32\DRIVERS\athrx.sys
  Provider: Qualcomm, Atheros Communications, Inc.
  Version of the file 3.0.0.128
  Digital signer: Microsoft Windows
  C:\Windows\system32\drivers\vwifibus.sys
  Provider of: Microsoft Corporation
  File version: 6.2.9200.16384 (win8_rtm.120725 - 1247)
  Digital signer: Microsoft Windows
   
  Error Viewer:
  Task category: (16)
  The description for event ID 15300 source WPDMTPDriver is not found. Either the component that triggers this event is not installed on your local computer or the installation is corrupted. You can install or repair the component on the local computer.
  PSG WPD driver

  0 x 80070002
   
  Source: BTHUSB
  Event ID: 17

  The local Bluetooth adapter has failed in an indefinite manner and will not be used. The driver has been unloaded.

  I guess the problem with my card is out dated drivers for my wireless card.

  (SOLVED)

  I at first sight, that this would not help, as it does not address the question, or the other.

  1st stage however was a yellow triangle! Sign up for troubleshooting. reboot and I checked for internet/bluetooth. I got my net upward and did two step, windows told me, he had the best drivers for the device. I went to the menu where you select wireless cards then. and it occurred to me, for some reason my wireless card had been cut, and troubleshooting of windows didn't catch it. My G74SX, so now like with most laptops, has a Wireless on and off function, I pressed the button for this and then on my bluetooth and windows wireless. I then tested the function of these two, and did a reboot and shutdown, test market and the system works perfectly. Now, I wonder if that was the problem at the beginning.
  Thank you.

• Bluetooth and WiFi 5 GHz - XPS 13 '' Or ''.

  Hello.

  I bought a new Dell XPS 13 edition gold (I think this is the model 9550) 3 days ago and it arrived today. Out of the box, I'm not able to connect to WiFi 5 GHz networks or pair / connect with 2 adapters bluetooth audio.

  When I try to pair with an adapter bluetooth audio by clicking on "Sign in" from the system tray notification Center, I am able to see the pair of devices, but get the error message "Unable to connect" yellow. I tried to connect to a Sony XB950 bluetooth headset and a bluetooth-to-optical audio receiver Belkin HD 955).

  When I try to connect to a Wifi 5 GHz network (using my own Cisco 2702i enterprise access point, or my ASUS RT-AC66U friends), I can see the little icon of WiFi in the bar spots disappear and reappear several times, with a red X over the icon. After flashing several times, I get the error "unable to connect to this network. I can connect successfully to 2.4 GHz networks, but not 5 GHz ones.

  I installed all the updates of Windows and installed all updates through the "Dell Update" utility. This figure includes an update of the firmware. I also tried to uninstall the Bluetooth and Wi - Fi adapters via the Windows Device Manager. The drivers for the two adapters are completely up to date as of this post.

  The "Dell 1802 A" being used for the WiFi and Bluetooth adapter, I think I have a bad adapter? Please notify.

  So after digging for a while, I came across the post following in another Dell Community forum:

  http://en.community.Dell.com/TechCenter/OS-applications/f/4613/t/19634843

  Apparently, the Broadcom WiFi adapter supplied with the new XPS laptops has a boatload of interoperation with WiFi APs and bluetooth devices, reported by many in this thread and the problems this forum as well.

  I took a chance with the WiFi card with the next Intel 7265 card replacement:

  http://www.Amazon.com/Intel-7265-IEEE-802-11AC-Bluetooth/DP/B00RCZ4I6S?ie=UTF8&PSC=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00

  And IMMEDIATELY, the problems are solved. 5 GHz connectivity has no problem with ~ 20 gigabytes of data transferred via the connection from installation, and bluetooth problems are also completely missing. I have to say, so shameful, I had to do this with a ~ laptop $1400. It's too late to return this laptop because I have already opened up to replace the card and therefore cancelled the guarantee. I have yet to see any recognition of the problem by Dell, despite many long discussions on other forums on issues specifically affecting the above Broadcom.

  Someone else who chooses to replace the Wifi card, make sure you uninstall both the 'DW WLAN Card' and the bluetooth software "WIDCOMM" of the Control Panel before installing a replacement card.

  Once again, crazy I had to do with such a cheap laptop... I will think hard on the purchase of Dell in the future.

• HP 15-r011dx: unable to connect to wifi 5 GHz

  I have an HP 15-r011dx (model G9D66UA #ABA) update with Windows 8.1.  It connects via wifi very well to 2.4 GHz wifi networks but can't see 5 GHz networks. Is this due to a limitation in the wifi of the computer hardware, or is there something that can be done with this model to connect to wifi 5 GHz networks?

  Hello:

  The list of parts for your laptop (see link below), shows that it comes with a Realtek RTL8188EE 802.11bgn Wi - Fi adapter.

  http://PartSurfer.HP.com/search.aspx?SearchText=G9D66UA

  This model of the wireless card is a card of the only band (2.4 GHz) only.

  This is why your laptop can connect to networks wirelessly on the 5.0 GHz band.

  Class specifications very little HP consumer come standard with bluetooth and cards wireless dual band.

• Satellite C660-1LD WIFI 5 GHz

  This laptop can receive the 802. 11A / n signals at the last 5 Ghz speed? The last Netgear N600 Dual Band router transmits network on this band/frequency signals but the laptop I bought recently can not see this network in the WiFi networks list.

  Hello

  Find a very interesting FAQ from Toshiba:

  + Can use the 5 GHz on the wireless network card in the standard WiFi "n". +
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB0502VM0000R01.htm

  If you are maybe affected by this symptom, then your laptop is probably equipped with a WiFi (b/g/n) card.
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• HP Pavilion dv7-6c27cl: which is right for Hp pavilion dv7-6c27cl wifi driver

  Installed windows 7 64 bit, but none of the drivers on the HP site wifi worked! Anyone know what is the right for Hp pavilion dv7-6c27cl wifi driver

  Hello:

  You need the driver for the wireless card model that your laptop is...

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/SWD/public/detail?sp4ts.Oid=5060881&swItemId=ob_105197_1&swEnvOid=4058

• Possible PC portable HP Pavilion 15 15-e090se to connect WiFi 5 GHz?

  Hello

  I just want to check if possible PC portable HP Pavilion 15 15-e090se to connect WiFi 5 GHz?

  No. E3Z44EA3ABV

  Thank you

  Ajdee20

  Hello

  Go to Page 6 in this manual:
  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03939658.PDF

  All the compatible wireless adapters listed for your model in the manual are adapter single band and operates on the 2.4 GHz ONLY band.

  Go to Device Manager and expand network adapters. You will see the names and model numbers wireless adapter.

  If the suffix of the wireless card description ends in bgn, then this is the only map of a single band (2.4 GHZ). If it ends in abgn or agn, then this is a wireless card dual band (2.4 GHz/5.0 GHz).

  Computers in most portable consumer HP are equipped with single band card.

  You can use the dongle USB wireless adapter Alternatively.

  Concerning

  Visruth

• S6000, does not connect to wifi 5 GHz

  Hello

  I'm having a problem somewhere. The s6000 can see and connect to my network wifi 2.4 GHz without any problem, but it is impossible to see or connect to my wifi 5 GHz network, even if the other devices can without problem.

  This device has the capacity of 5 GHz, or are the comments that I've seen online who say that he is wrong in this look?

  Thank you.

  Marc :-)

  A lot of comments is done by idiots who clearly don't review/test products correctly are just a bit thick or who cannot read or are lazy and so on.

  The S6000 does not work on the frequency of 5 GHz. Pure and simple.

• DV7-4190SD memory 8 GB, 3.93 usable

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  Who doesn't have a clue how to increase this to 8 GB?

  I checked my BIOS, but there is no settings to change.

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• Vostro 3550 WiFi 5 GHz cannot display the network name so visible and can not connect to it on windows 8.1

  I have a computer dell laptop vostro 3550 with windows pro 8.1.  It cannot show and join 5 GHz networks. It recognizes and connect only to networks of 2.4 ghz.

  All othes devices I have at HOME, connect to 5 GHz and 2.5 ghz networks WITHOUT problem (IPAD with iOS 7.04, 5 IPHONE with iOS 7.04, IMAC with OS X V10.9.1, MAC MINI WITH WINDOWS 7 AND OS X V10.9.1, ETC.)

  Reference Dell what is the problem? This is a limitation of the internal wi - fi card vostro 3550? Is this a Windows 8.1 problem?

  I appreciated the HELP of the communit and Dell!

  Thank you

  Wilson Dias

  I hope that people who have this problem in the future, you read this before you follow Ricky RockStars because he has mental health problems. After having seen his reply here and then others and it is how wildly incorrect, I did some research. I saw one of his messages on a forum from another site where he calls himself, "master of puppets" and he said he finds his answers on google. Dell isn't the only place to take responses at random to see if a stick, said. Apparently, he did that on ' yah * answers "and others, also. It is not a true expert, and instead of saying that he doesn't know, he barks just the random directions to try to solve problems or problems which can still be fixed, as it did here. He loves the power of the people who listen to him. He really has no idea what she's doing. He just googles your problem and tells you what it finds, as if he knew. The problem with is that if you have already done this, he will find the same wrong information makes you or even worse information as he did here. I saw a lot of his answers and about half are correct, 1/3 are wrong and just wasting peoples time, and the other 1/6 are harmful. Look at what happened here. He should have just said what I say below, but instead of that he had a back and forth for days because he loves control.  Seriously, I don't understand how Dell allows this to happen. It is everywhere in their forums, which gives bad advice, and using people as the 'puppets' in his weird game to control the actions of others.

  Here's the real answer:

  Dell Vostro 3550 does not support WiFi 5 Ghz network connections. There is nothing you can do to address this problem in addition to changing the hardware (go out and buy a 5 GHz USB adapter).

• BlackBerry Leap Wifi 5 GHz

  My jump of BB can't find Wifi 5 GHz network I have at home. My other devices, including my old "BOLD" to BB find it without problem.

  Hi @BiancaP

  The Leap of BlackBerry can't connect to Wi - Fi 5 GHz networks. 2.4 gHz is only supported.

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• [Issue] How data is transferred when you use BlackBerry (NFC) Tag? WiFi Direct? Bluetooth 2.1? Bluetooth 3.0?

  Hello

  I saw a bunch of videos of demonstration of tag BlackBerry of all the cool things you can do with the NFC, but it wondered, what happens if all my other antenas wireless, WiFi and Bluetooth, are out of?

  NFC can be used to transfer data, but it is not good for large quantities. I looked a little further and I found this cool video showing the difference to use Bluetooth 2.1, Bluetooth 3.0 high speed and Wifi Direct to transfer large files, such as videos. BB10 already does support Wifi Direct? Bluetooth 3.0 high speed?

  I hope that BB10 supports ALL the performance and maximum compatibility.

  I don't know where to post this question so here's. Please move was a better place. I think that the community needs a session of general development for wider issues.

  See you soon!

  Hello

  Tag BlackBerry, and the APIs available for developers will automatically perform the best way to transfer the data. NFC supports something called "connect transfer" and are the largest payloads or certain types of data (photos, for example) rather than by peer-to-peer NFC, NFC mode data transfer is just used to negotiate alternative transport. In the case of the BlackBerry smart phones, this alternative will be bluetooth.

  For users of touch devices, there is a brief 'conversation' between the devices on the NFC and this translates into a bluetooth connection set up and data transfer initiated through the bluetooth connection faster. This is all without the usual matching process. After reaching the stage of bluetooth devices need closer will be of course.

  The same principle applies to both 7 BlackBerry and BlackBerry 10. In fact talk us a bit about this in our latest article on BlackBerry 10 NFC API:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/native-development/BlackBerry-10-sharing-using-NfcShareManage...

  I hope this helps.

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  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/NFC-article-and-code-index/Ta-p/1538775

• Problems with wifi 5 GHz.

  Hello! Please take some time looking at this query of mine. A few moments ago, I realized my sister, with the help of a Macbook Air, was able to connect to the WiFi in my house 5 GHz. And looking for it, I couldn't find it on my own laptop, a humble Asus X555L with, I checked, 802.11n on one of these things technological black box. According to a Web site that I stumbled on in my quest to find the WiFi 5 ghz, I should be able to find, contrary to what my sister said earlier, be able to handle it. I am at a loss, because I can't always find a way to find free wifi 5 GHz. Help, please!<3 any="" advice="" or="" help="" will="" be="" appreciated!="">

  MS

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