Dv7t-4000: Upgrade Intel 7265 IEEE 802.11ac 4.0 - fo Wi-Fi/Bluetooth adapter Bluetooth wireless card

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

  Hello

  I want to replace the wireless card existing (Broadcom Corporation BCM43142 802.11b/g/n [14e4:4365] (rev 01)) my laptop HP Pavilion 17 F053CA with Intel 7260HMW IEEE 802.11ac dual-band, 2 x 2 Wi - Fi more combo Bluetooth Mini PCI Express Adapter 4.0 - 867. This Intel wireless card is compatible with my laptop? If not would you suggest 802.11ac complaint for my laptop wireless adapter?

  Thank you

  Chandra

  Hello

  Well, I could see Intel Dual band Wireless - AC 3160 802.11ac 1 x 1 WiFi + BT combo adapter listed in the manual of your product:

  HP part number: 710662-005
  (NOTE: due to the announcement of HP White wireless module, you can only buy compatible listed specific section in your manual & there is no 100% guarantee that it will work at all)

  Look for it in the HP part surfer according to your region:
  http://PartSurfer.HP.com/search.aspx

  Page 4: 28: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c04402649.pdf

  Driver for Intel wireless in your product site:
  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-134463-1&cc=us&DLC=en&LC=en&OS=4158&product=7200327&sw_lang=

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• 8770w LY560EA: WLAN upgrade 8770w LY560EA to 802.11ac, possible?

  Hello

  It is somehow possible to upgrade my 8770w to 802.11ac LY560EA WIFI network?

  I read that it should not be a problem with the white list, because it's an IvyBridge, correct?
  But what card WLAN-would work?

  Thank you very much in advance and best regards,

  Marc

  You can improve your workstation to a network card Intel using ac 802.11.

  Who would work is theIntel Networkcontroller AC3160.

  The downside to this card is that you lose the feature WI - DI. Not streaming on a HD Smart TV. Personally, I would not lose this functionality. 802.11ac is not as wonderful as you think it is. It has its limits. 802.11ac, does not as easily as 802.11 g and 802.11n drill through walls.

  Since your workstation is a 2012 model, there is no present whitelist in the BIOS to prevent upgrades.

  A candidate wifi adapter that will be compatible with your workstation must have a mini PCIe interface.

  There is no wifi m2 adapters that are compatible with your workstation, since there is no slot m2 on motherboard of your workstation.

• HP Elitebook 8470p: possible upgrade to Intel AC 7260 802.11ac wireless? HP Elitebook 8470p

  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:

  http://Forum.techinferno.com/HP-business-class-notebooks/6691-installing-wireless-card-Intel-AC-7260...

  And this person implies that it would be possible to type in a 802.11ac wireless adapter and it would only work? Thought ID ask the official HP forums, because it's a HP product!

  Thank you

  EDIT: The Solution is wrong. See jlong pos

  No AC adapters will not work. Only wifi cards that are on the whitelist, that is those in the manual and only ref HP versions of those.

  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.

• Upgrading airport Time Capsule 802.11ac one again 4th gen

  Thanks for any help, networking makes me nervous.

  I found this link to set up Time Capsule for the first time, https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201510.

  I would appreciate any advice on how to make the new airport as the old look to all our devices (so the transition is transparent).

  Should I name the new airport the same as the old? Or is it problematic?

  (BTW, is the name of the TC airport the same as the name of the network?)

  Also, I want to set up a network of comments. Is there a setting that I need to select during installation (not mentioned in the technical support article)?

  Read it here in the forums that it is better to start again with our backups and keep the old TC for a while just to be sure things back up ok.

  Later, could I wipe the old TC (t 3, a square flat) and use as an Extender if we need to end it more away from home?

  We have two MacBook Pro on 10.11.2 (a week w / backups inherited from the next two of MBP), two running 10.10.5 and the other on 10.4.

  We connect our TC Airport to a FIOS modem via ethernet cat-6 located in the same room but 11 feet more far.

  Take one of your MBP and run the airport utility.

  It should detect the new TC with her working in the same room as the old TC... just plugged into the wall.

  1. click on the

  

  2. the installation wizard runs.

  

  3. by default, it will choose to extend the existing TC in wireless... Click the more Options button in the lower left corner. And change the selection

  Replace an existing device.

  

  4. the rest is pretty well automagical. Choose what you replace.

  

  5. choose the right network... Mine is perhaps more complicated because I have too many things.

  

  6. you can correct the name... and continue from there... I do not go any further because I didn't do it.

  It will automatically change the original TC back to the default settings... Once you are finished it will tell you to remove the old TC and replace it with a new one.

  

  But you yourself are more disturbing...

  The TC is easy to install and can be done without hassle.

  Implementation of TM is a lot more the problem.

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• Upgrade of the HP-7260he wireless card

  I currently have the Ralink RT5390 stock wifi card on my HP 7260he 8 64-bit Windows running, and really, I don't like it and am wanting to switch to something like the

  Intel 7260HMW IEEE 802.11ac, dual-band, 2 x 2 Wi - Fi more combo Bluetooth Mini PCI Express Adapter - 867 Mbps 4.0 + 300Mbps - internal - OEM. ($26 on Newegg)

  Is it possible, or should I just stay with the card stock wifi?

  Thanks in advance.

  At some point in the recent past, HP dropped the dreaded wifi Whitelist. Exactly when and on which models we know. Yours may or may not have a white list. Your complete model is Envy dv6-7260he, by the way.

  It is the only card dual-band capable of 5 GHz that will work without a doubt, even with the white list. It is a very good card:

  Module Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6230 WLAN 670691-001

  Here, it's on eBay for about $5:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/genuine-HP-ProBook-4440S-4540S-Wireless-WiFi-card-670691-001-tested-/231029129410?PT=US_Internal_Network_Cards & Hash = item35ca68c0c2

  You can be our Guinea pig and try the 802.11ac card and let us know if the system starts or if you get the message 'unsupported wireless. You will get all advanatage go AC card without a router AC and even the map above won't help you unless you have a N wireless router broadband 5 GHz. Only bluetooth combo cards that are certainly on the whitelist are 1 x 1 (2.4 ghz only), but people, this would be the best:

  Atheros WiFi 802.11b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0 adapter and 1 × 1 9485GN 3012 655795-001

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/HP-Compaq-655795-001-654825-001-Atheros-AR5B225-wireless-Bluetooth-BT-combo-card-/300903229526?PT=US_Internal_Network_Cards & Hash = item460f3ae856

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• HP ENVY 17 t-2100 CTO + Intel 7260HMW 802.11ac

  With this model HP Envy has anyone tried upgrading the card wireless to the 7260HMW of Intel to enable 802.11ac wireless connectivity?

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• WRT1900AC. I can't find the 802.11ac network Mode option.

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  My wireless settings are:

  

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• East - the Pavilion 20 it be upgraded to the 5 GHz wireless card?

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  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03524659

  This computer has an integrated Ralink RT-5390 mini-map PCIe wireless.
  http://www.MediaTek.com/en/products/connectivity/WiFi/PC/PCIe/rt5390/
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  IF this equipment is provided (for rent) your provider of wireless Internet (ISP).
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  The AC-7260 Intel Dual-Band with Bluetooth 4.0 is a topic highly IEEE 802.11ac compliant PCIe minicards.
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  UPGRADE and MAINTENANCE GUIDE
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• Upgrade of Acer Aspire E1-771-6496 wireless card? problems with speed

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• Can I upgrade my laptop of HP ENVY 17-j092nr a wireless card that supports the 802.11ac?

  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?

  Mikeeeyy wrote:
  

  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?

  Hello

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

• 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:

  http://www.Amazon.com/Azurewave-Broadcom-BCM94352HMB-802-11-867Mbps/DP/B00IFYEYXC/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&QID=1453758370&SR=8-4&keywords=Broadcom+802.11AC

  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.

  If you have questions let us know.

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• Pavilion dm4-2180us: wifi Upgrade on Pavilion dm4-2180us to 802.11ac card

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  Thanks in advance.

  Hi @barbsduck,

  Welcome to the HP Forum!

  It's a great place to find answers and advice! You have the best experience in the HP forum, I would like to draw your attention to the HP Guide's Forums:

  First time here? Learn how to post and more

  I understand that you want to upgrade your wireless network to a 802.11 ac adapter. When I checked the guide service and maintenance for your laptop for recommended replacements, there not a listed 802.11ac.   Please see Chapter 4, page 40 for recommended replacements:

  HP Pavilion Entertainment PC Maintenance and Service Guide of dm4

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• Dv7t-4000 CPU upgrade

  I have a HP laptop and I was wondering if it is possible to upgrade the processor to something better.

  Product: Pavilion dv7t-4000

  Product #: WV703AV

  OS: Windows 7 Home Premium 64 - bit SP1

  CPU: Intel Core i7 720QM 1.60 GHz (Clarksfield 45nm Technology)

  RAM: 8 GB Dual - Channel DDR3 @ 665 MHz (9-9-9-24)

  MB: HP 1449

  Graphics card: ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650

  P.S. I want to switch to something at least a 2.4 GHz processor or higher.

  Hello:

  Let me put what I see...

  You have one of these 4 motherboards I've highlighted in red based on the subwoofer or not and how much memory graph.

  In addition, notes for each motherboard it lists if it is quad core or dual core.

  System Board

  (includes the thermal replacement hardware):

  With the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 6550, 1 GB of dedicated graphics subsystem

  memory (Quad Core) and the subwoofer v.1.2

  630979 001

  With the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 6550 and 1 GB graphics subsystem of

  dedicated to the memory (Quad Core), but without subwoofer

  630978 001

  With the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 6550, 1 GB of dedicated graphics subsystem

  memory (Dual Core) and the subwoofer v.1.2

  630981 001

  With the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 6550 and 1 GB graphics subsystem of

  dedicated to the memory (Dual Core), but without subwoofer

  630980 001

  With the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 6370 512 MB graphic subsystem of

  memory v.1.2 (Quad Core) and dedicated subwoofer

  630983 001

  Main components of the computer 23

  Spare part number article Description

  With the graphical subsystem of the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 6370 and 512 MB of

  dedicated to the memory (Quad Core), but without subwoofer

  630982 001

  With the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 6370 512 MB graphic subsystem of

  memory v.1.2 (Dual Core) and dedicated subwoofer

  630985 001

  With the graphical subsystem of the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 6370 and 512 MB of

  dedicated to the memory (Dual Core), but without subwoofer

  630984 001

  With the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650, 1 GB of dedicated graphics subsystem

  memory (Quad Core) and the subwoofer v.1.1

  615313 001

  With the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650 and 1 GB graphics subsystem of

  dedicated memory (Quad Core), but no subwoofer

  615309 001

  With the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650, 1 GB of dedicated graphics subsystem

  memory (Dual Core) and subwoofer v.1.1

  615314 001

  With the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650 and 1 GB graphics subsystem of

  dedicated memory (Dual Core), but without subwoofer

  615310 001

  With the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650 and 1 GB graphics subsystem of

  dedicated memory (Quad core) and subwoofer v.1.0

  615307 001

  With the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650 and 1 GB graphics subsystem of

  dedicated memory (dual-core) and a subwoofer v.1.0

  615308 001

  With the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650 and 1 GB graphics subsystem of

  dedicated memory (Quad core)

  605320 001

  With the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650 and 1 GB graphics subsystem of

  dedicated memory (dual-core)

  605321 001

  With the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5470 512 MB graphic subsystem of

  memory v.1.1 (Dual Core) and dedicated subwoofer

  615315 001

  With the graphical subsystem of the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5470 and 512 MB of

  dedicated memory (Dual Core), but without subwoofer

  615312 001

  With the graphical subsystem of the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5470 and 512 MB of

  dedicated memory (Dual Core) and subwoofer v.1.0

  609787 001

  With the graphical subsystem of the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5470 and 512 MB of

  dedicated memory (Dual Core)

  605319 001

  With the graphics Intel HM55 HD UMA subsystem and shared

  So the bottom line for your laptop is you can install (upgrade to) one of these 3 processors:

  Intel Quad Core i7-840QM 1.86 GHz processor, SC turbo up to 3.06 GHz, 45W 612260-001

  Intel Quad Core i7-820QM 1.73 GHz processor, SC turbo up to 3.06 GHz, 45W 583053-001

  Turbo Intel Quad Core i7-740QM 1.73 GHz, SC processor up to 3.06 GHz, 45W 612259-001

  If you have a dual core processor in your PC, you could not install a quad core processor.

  Since you have a quad core processor in your laptop, you can not install a dual core processor.

  I hope that I have explained this to your satisfaction.

  Paul

• Upgrade to 802.11ac?

  Anyone know when a 802.11ac card will be available for the Sony Vaio Pros?  It is clear that the current wifi adapter problems common with little support from Sony, so before purchase would thus expect 802.11ac will credited to these ultrabooks.

  All thoughts/dates?

  Thank you

  WiFi-AC

  Well, Intel 7260 N and 7260 AC use the same drivers. 7260 N is also fundamentally 7260 AC with a mod firmware which disables the functionality of the CA. Basically, the equipment and the architecture is the same. If you do not upgrade to AC, you will see AC speeds to strong RSSI (-53 dbm or higher). Just speed falls sharply once you get below-65 dbm. I'm not saying it's 100% reliable since I don't know anyone who has swapped the AC 7260 the 7260 N. According to the hardware architecture and the use of the same drivers, HQ 7260 will have the same range as 7260 N it's just speeds for AC is much faster at close range. The VAIO Pro antennas are also very close to the motherboard and which severely limits the range of the laptop.

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