DV9320US - number of wireless card

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• HP Pavilion 15 N: Wireless Card (300 Mbps Capable with Bluetooth 4.0) for HP laptop (product number: E6G00PA-#ACJ)

  I want to upgrade the current mini pci wireless card to a more capable wifi card. I searched and found that the BIOS can be on a white list and some cards will not work. Please suggest a card that is able to do 300 Mbps speed connection and with bluetooth 4.0.

  He is also a processor AMD PC. What's an intel based work WiFi card mini pci?

  Thanks in advance.

  Replaced the RALINK card with an atheros AR5B22 card and it works fine. BIOS is NOT in the whitelist.

• Need help finding the right wireless card

  Hello

  I'm trying to find out what wireless network card should I buy for my laptop computer backup HP Pavilion dv4000 (dv4253EA) can someone help with this?

  Hello:

  Your model came with the wireless network card.

  Is there a place to install a wireless card?

  Are there already the antennas in the compartment?

  If this isn't the case, you will need to purchase an external wireless adapter.

  Please see the service manual in Chapter 5 for the location where the wireless card is going.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c00553278.PDF

  There is also a list of the supported WLAN cards with HP numbers.

  None of them are available for sale to HP, then your best bet is to buy used on eBay.

  Questioned by the HP part only number.

  Only one of the listed cards will work and they also have the HP piece on them or they will not work.

• HP ProBook 6450 b wireless card

  Hi guys,.

  This is my first post here on the forum. I just wanted to get help with my wireless network card.

  Long story short, I bought Intel Centrino Advanced - N 6205 (supports 30Mbps and 5 GHz), but as soon as I changed it I had '104 unsupported wireless card detected... ". "I have not bought Cany HP. someone help me find the right card? Your help would be really appreciated.

  PS I live in Europ/Sweden if it helps.

  Info from map:

  Intel Cnetrino advanced-N6205

  Model: 63304ANHMW

  FCC ID: PD963305ANH

  IC: 1000 M-63305ANH

  TA: G23781-009

  WFM: 843A4B936DA0

  Hello:

  You can order this new at HP in Sweden on the link below.

  http://h20141.www2.HP.com/hpparts/Search_Results.aspx?mscssid=DC101C70D7FE41DAAA1B5A6010C577BF & Searchin' = partnumber & SearchPN = 572509-001

  Or get used them on the link below...

  Make sure you see the part number on the actual card photo, if you buy on eBay.

  http://search.EIM.eBay.se/?kW=572509-001 & El = 3 & in = 50 & ELC =-2 & EP = 1 are = 21

• Satellite Pro L300 - wireless card does not work under Ubuntu

  Hi all,

  I want to know what is the model of my wireless card. I need to know because I need the driver of windows for Ubuntu. I see on the internet for the L300 series, we have a lot of wireless card... I want to know what is the card of my pc.

  Thanks a lot and best regards

  LOL: D you're funny type. Please don t do it harder they are.

  There are many opportunities to find out what card WLan has been inserted.

  The easiest way is to check the bottom of the unit.
  There are a lot of different labels and on one of the labels you should see a WLan card model or part number.
  Take this number it in the google search and google for this field.

• 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.

• Pavilion DV6T - B 6, 00 QuadEdition: update my centrino N-1000 wireless card (do you want with bluetooth)

  I want to improve my wireless card, currently Intel Centrino N-1000, one with bluetooth. I saw a lot of people do and replace it with an Intel Advanced-N 6230 on different computers, but I am also aware that this can cause problems with my BIOS. If anyone can tell me if it works with my computer

  I have a HP Pavilion DV6T - B 6, 00 Quad Edition CTO Entertainment notebook PC with

  Core i7-2670QM CPU @ 2.20 GHz

  8 GB ram/memory

  Intel 3000 Graphics and AMD Radeon 6770M

  Running Windows 7 Professional, although I would not want to mess with dualboots and other operating system a few times

  I'm open to suggestions of any other wireless cards that have built in bluetooth because I hate the external bluetooth dongles.

  I have (of course the HP modified version of) Insyde H20 Bios F.1C

  I wasn't able to find the required information on the HP website for the life of me!
  If someone could help me out, I would be really grateful!

  Thank you

  -Nick

  nickhilgupta wrote:
  Do you happen to know which card will work?

  I don't think that any card WiFi dual band (5 GHz) will work. The best option for you is Intel 1030. It's the same chip as the 1000 but combo with bluetooth. Reference number: 631956-001. This part number is indicated in the manual as Intel 6230.

• HP Mini 2102: updated HP Mini 2102 wireless card

  I want to upgrade the card (Broadcom 802. 11 g) Wireless N dual band card if possible. My question is; What is the right map and the part number?

  I believe that the HP Mini 5103 card will work in the 2102, but I am not sure of this ability. Anyone know the best wireless adapter card to redeem?

  Thanks in advance for any help!

  You definitely have a problem of white list and there are only 4 wireless cards that work in this machine. See p. 47 of the manual here:

  Manual

  They are all "N" cards and I think that the map you did a "N" not a 'G '. None, however, is dual band.

• HP Pavilion Notebook 15 t ab100: updated my wireless card

  My new hp laptop does not pick up my wifi of 5g, I was wondering if someone could give me the link to a wifi card that is compatible with my laptop card because my wifi 2.4 ghz is so weak it can barely download chrome.

  Thank you!

  Here is the service manual that you need:

  Your manual

  The good news is that there is no BIOS block whitelist so that you can install any module wireless with the right form factor and the number of antennas. The bad new is that the removal and reinstallation of the wireless card is a serious surgical procedure.

  See pages 43-51. Pay attention to this:

  Ago 58 screws that must be removed, replaced or loosened when the service provider service allowed only parts. Take special note of each screw size and location during the removal and replacement.

  The wireless card is not allowed for the replacement of the end user, so you are questioning the guarantee by. Also, your laptop can have 1 antenna wireless that will make almost impossible upgrade if it is true.

  It would be the best card wifi HP offered and is really the best on the market in general:

  Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 7265 802.11 ac 2 x 2 WiFi + BT Combo Adapter (no vPRO) 784644-005 4.0

  This is what it looks like:

  

  This American an m2 card form factor and of needs wireless 2 antennas. It's not expensive:

  http://www.eBay.co.UK/ITM/HP-Pavilion-x360-13-S020NR-WLAN-Wireless-WiFi-Board-784644-005-/221993292903

  If you need assistance.

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• Need the latest news of the wireless card and more on my Satellite 1905-S301

  First post here. Need help.

  Toshiba has no info in their manual or anywhere on their site I could find about it.

  The manual mentions that the stock for my Toshiba Orinoco Gold 1905-S301 wireless card (8484415560) wireless adapter.

  Thing, is that the map is years old, and I want to know what the last card that will work with my 1905-s301. I saw many posts around the net
  people with problems with mini-pci in Toshiba laptops different cards, where the power light and wireless do not work, and many positions
  on workaround with pin 13 on the map so that the thing stays on permanently.

  So what I want to know is: what is the latest version of the wireless standard that works with my 1905-S301 (802. 11 g, 802.11n, whatever), what brand of card
  I can't (model number would be useful) that works, and it should be a map where I don't have to do no work around... where the on/off switch works the way it's supposed to and seeing Wi - Fi will also do.

  Now... Apart from the above, it would be preferable to use a Type II CardBus PC card for the slot on the side of my laptop. Again, I am ignorance about these cards, but I don't know that you can get wireless cards that can be used. It would be preferable to an internal card? I know that they went to the PC Card Express format a few years before, so I can't assume CardBus cards cannot be purchased new.

  Basically, I just want the ability to the most recent and WiFi for my laptop. I am to go to Seattle in May and want to have my computer laptop maxed out as far as it's capacity so I can entertain me

  A few other questions:
  Is my Wired CPU? Can I spend it? And same for my graphics card. 16 MB graphic memory is not good, and I would like to know if I can pass that somehow.

  Thanks in advance. Any info on my questions above would be much appreciated.

  Hello!

  I agree with Garrett, contact the ASP in your country for information. They know what are the cards will fit in on Satellite 1905 and work.

  On WiFi standards, I can say that the newer 802.11n standard will not work in this good old classic because that's why you need 3 antenna cables.

  The CPU can be improved, but this will be maybe not supported from the BIOS. On the site of Toshiba is a document available thereon:
  http://195.182.196.33/KB0/FAQ7A01ZW0007R01.htm

  Finally and above all the video RAM depends on the RAM memory and is turned on automatically. I don't know but if you have more RAM you will also get more video RAM but this ask your ASP too m.

  Good bye

• Wireless card not found - Portege M100

  I hope someone can help me, I'm pulling out my hair!

  I bought a used Portege M100 (model number PPM10E) and is in serious trouble to install the mini-pci wireless adapter that comes with it.

  When I turn on the wireless switch on the front, light on the cover comes in orange.

  Windows XP (Pro, SP1, and SP2 update) does not see the device. Device Manager acknowledges 2 devices with problems: 'Network controller' and 'other devices '.

  I downloaded the drivers all listed for this model and installed (or tried!) in the order specified in the Installation Instructions file (from the same page of drivers Toshiba download for this model).

  I also installed Everest Home Edition, and he sees the wireless adapter and tells me that it is an Intel 2200 BG.

  I tried to get drivers updated Intel and driverguide.com, but none of them will have, either - not even on a clean install, substituting them the driver provided by Toshiba.

  The wireless card works perfectly in other non-Toshiba notebook, also running Win XP Pro - so I guess that there is a conflict of software/hardware with this Toshiba laptop!

  I tried to 'update driver' on 1 2 problem devices) by pointing their (via Device Manager / driver update) each downloaded game (uncompressed) file. No joy.
  (2) to connect to my router via an ethernet cable and allowing Windows to search online for drivers. No joy here no more.

  When I try to run the Atheros Client Utility or Config Free, they can't find any wireless adapter on the system.

  Can someone give me advice on what to do next? Specifically, I bought this machine because I need to use wireless.

  Thanks in advance (and hope!)

  Teddy

  A few questions:
  1. you said that the wireless network card works in the Toshiba laptop not. Did you change the card WiFi of your Toshiba to the other laptop?
  2. you are not sure if it's an Intel or Atheros Wlan card (otherwise it makes no sense to install a client with an Intel Wlan card atheros). Could you please send the PnP ID of the device (DeviceManager-> properties-> details-> Hardware ID)?

• Satellite A30 (PSA30E - 1896C-EN) what wireless card

  Hi all
  Having rebiult my A30, with your help, I'm looking to install a wireless card. The user manual says: "Mini-PCI card. But does not specify the size (and yet some providers seem to have different sizes for the mini-PCI). Furthermore, by reading the existing threads, they seem to suggest keeping an eye on "n" standard (forthcoming).

  Can you describe the key points that I have to watch out for when buying this wireless card for this laptop, please?

  With gratitude, Robin

  > User manual says: "Mini-PCI card. But does not specify the size (and yet some providers seem to have different sizes for the mini-PCI).

  Mini-PCI slot is a standard interface supported by all hardware manufacturers.
  There are no sizes different mini-PCI! There could be a mini-PCI or PCI slot.
  However, the user above posted a WLan card reference number. I recommend googoling for this issue in order to find the right wireless network card.

• Wireless card replace dv6-3030er

  Hello!

  I altheros great wifi adapter and want to replace it with the Intel card.

  purchased 62205 and getting the error with the incompatibility of the wireless adapter.

  where can I found information on the cards supported wireless?

  Thank you

  Hello:

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

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c02657339.PDF

  Wireless cards supported with HP part numbers can be found in Chapter 3, beginning on page 23.

  You can install a wireless card listed in the service manual and it should have the part number HP on it or it won't work.

  Paul

• Can I install a wireless card in my Satellite P30-141 wireless Bay?

  P30-141 does not come with wireless capabilities and I can't follow all the cables of wireless antennas that must reside in the top cover of the machine, but I would like to know if it is possible to undertake my own installation of a toshiba wireless card? Would anyone out there know of a specific wireless card model / reference number that could be used to do this? I am quiet happy tinkering around inside the machine, like its four years past the warranty I think I already replaced the LCD once, so I'm pretty familiar with the guts, just can't find any documentation on this component getting in this particular machine.

  Any advice would be a great help!

  Hello

  As far as I know the number of units of the Satellite P30 series were equipped with card WLan.
  So I think that the motherboard must contain the necessary PCI WLan mini slot.
  But the question is if this unit was equipped with the WLan antenna.
  If there is no cable antenna (black, white) near the miniPCI location, then this would mean that the WLan antenna is not available and this means that you could not install the card miniPCI Wlan module.
  Without the antenna you will receive no WLan signal!

  Why you n t try a USB WiFi key? It s in use and you don t just any external antenna.

• HP Pavilion DM4 QA702AV: Options updated HP DM4 QA702AV wireless card

  According to Intel my wireless card is here with my DM4, Intel Centrino Wireless - N 1030 is not compatible with Windows 10 that prevents me from the activation of the Wifi. I get orange light 0n F12 continuously.

  I would like to know what replacement card options are considered to be compatible with this laptop.

  My BIOS is version F.0C InsydeH20

  Thank you.

  Hello:

  Looking at the list of the WiFi cards supported in the service manual for your laptop, none seems very promising.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03318732

  If I had to take a chance on one, I'd go for this one...

  Broadcom 4313GN 1 × 1 WiFi and Bluetooth 4.0 adapter 802.11b/g/n 20702 HP part # 657325-001

  Change wireless laptop computers HP cards before 2014 can be a nightmare.

  There is a BIOS whitelist, which prevents any wireless card not shown is not in the service manual for the work PC.

  The PC does not even start until the wlan unsupported card is removed.

  The next problem is that some of the numbers part contained in the maintenance manual is incorrect.

  For example, the Intel 6230 registered has the wrong part # and no one knows which is the right one (or if the 6230 is even supported).

  What I would do if I were you, would be to find an opportunity but tested and functional wlan on eBay card.

  Query by part number and to control the image in the list to be sure see you the part number indicated on the white sticker entitled 'Replace with HP Spare'.

  I see the Broadcom card I've referenced past as low as $4.35 + postage from Hong Kong.

  They are a bit more expensive if you want one that is located in the USA.