HP dm1z (XL303AV) netbook - type wireless card?

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  I have a Pavailion dm1z, which uses the Ralink RT5390 wireless card. I have a router dual band with WiFi networks on 2.4 GHZ and 5 GHz. The dm1z is unable to pick up the SSID in the 5 GHz range, it can for the 2.4 GHz band. Is the Ralink RT5390 card dual wireless broadband? Can it captures my 5 GHz wireless network? If this isn't the case, allow new drivers for it? Or the dm1z can be updated to capture the WiFi in the 5 GHz range? What other options I have to do the 5 GHz WiFi?

  (5 or 2.4 GHz) USB adapter should work well on the laptop.

• What type of wireless card I have? -PEI T43

  I want to install drivers after a clean reinstall of the operating system. On the drivers/T43 T43p matrix, there are more than 3 drivers for the wireless card choose, which should I install? or do I have to install each of them?

  Here is your wireless driver (Intel 2200BG):

  http://download.Lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/PC/pccbbs/mobiles/6hwc05ww.zip

  After you download it, you must go to C > drivers > win > Wlanint and run the Setup file from there.

  I hope this helps.

• What is my wireless card?

  I have an iMac 2009 end with an AirPort Extreme (0x168C, 0x8F) card type, Firmware Version: Atheros 9280: 4.0.74.0 - P2P

  My internet is supposed to be faster than it is, I wonder how the speed of my wireless card to see if it is the bottleneck

  Your max card speed is 300mbps, I doubt that your ISP can provide more than that.

• 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.

• 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

• Atheros AR9285 802.11 wireless card does not work.

  Wireless for my laptop HP that atheros AR9285 recently stopped detecting my router while I have my Netgear G54 WGR614v10 encryption card any type of security, I chose, but it detects my router if I switch off my encryption.

  I read a post from Paul_Tikkanen Atheros WLAN Driver corrects connection issues with many new routers (Linksys, Netgear, D-Link, etc.), I downloaded the driver and installed it but it has not made a difference.

  I also watched to make sure that bluetooth was not on, I read somewhere that it might interfere with my wireless card, but it was not on.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated!  Thank you

  Windows 7

  OK, this is strange, and then we will have to check each setting security on your router and your network card to make sure they match. Access your routers webpage bios and go to network security, if possible on your PC to cable and take note of the security settings and compare them with the security of network adapter settings.
  
  ~ Bios of router ~
  * Usually, which would be the mode key staff/Enterprise wpa or wep.
  * Then check that your type of encryption on the router security example would be AES or TKIP.
  * And then check your 802.11 mode.
  
  ~ NIC ~.
  * go to start button or charms right mouse click Select Network option and click. * highlight of the WiFi adapter which is having right mouse questions click.
  * then choose status to the next screen, click Properties wireless.
  * then select Security tab, try this on your laptop which works as well to make sure everything fits.
  
  Something must have went wrong with the installation of the driver. I think you need to remove or back the driver, restart your laptop and let windows update or HP support assistant app find the right driver for you if it does not.

• Recent update caused the wireless card no longer works. After a restore of the internet system works.

  27 or 28 September 2010, a series of updates was installed automatically on my new Sony Vaio with Windows 7. I just bought the computer a week and half ago. After this series of updates has been installed, the wireless card would be the interface is no longer with the router. When I did a restore system before the update was installed, the internet worked. I left the computer load updates again - today, October 2, and again the wireless card would not work with the router. I removed the updates and the work of the internet. Please notify. I travel a lot and must be able to work online wireless.

  Hello

  1. what updates are?

  2. what exactly happens when you try to go online after installing updates?

  3. what operating system do you use?

  Please answer these questions, that could help us help you better.

  The next time that you install these updates, please check for red or yellow bangs inDevice Manager and send back the same.

  Look for error messages in the event viewer. If you find error messages after return the exact error message so that we can help you better.

  Measures to check the application event log:
   
  a. click Start.
  (b) in the search box type eventvwr.msc , and then on enter.
  c. now, click Application in the event viewer (local).
  d. now, looking for event log on the right side of the event viewer window.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-Event-Viewer 
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/what-information-appears-in-event-logs-Event-Viewer

  The articles above can also be used on windows vista.

  Also take a look on the underside of the articles that might help you.
  Why can't I connect to the Internet?

  Using the troubleshooter from network in Windows 7

  Network convenience stores

  Use Network Troubleshooter event logs to solve network problems

  Thanks and greetings
  Umesh P - Microsoft technical support.

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• HP G42-475DX 5 GHz wireless card

  Nice day.

  I currently own a HP 42-475DX and it is equipped with a broadcom 4313. I understand that it is a single 2.4 GHZ card that supports only up to 72MBPS to.

  I would like to buy a replacement card that supports the range of 5 GHz as band 20 / 40 mhz. Can you tell me what replacement PCI card I need to get? I need to access my wireless network located on the 5 GHz range to replace the internal broadcom WiFi card.

  SOMEGUY1771 wrote:

  Is there anyway to change the bios to add a wireless card to the blacklist? I really want to connect to my 5 GHz network, rather than using another network.

  So I would say: http://forums.mydigitallife.info/archive/index.php/t-20223-p-5.html?s=d81c85c23bc36fdde32d9cc01e144f47

  -Manufacturer: HP Compaq
  -Model: Compaq Presario CQ42, CQ62 Notebook PCSeries
  -Model: HP G42, G62, G72 Notebook PC
  -Bios Revision: F.36
  -Bios Release: 30 Mar 2011
  -Bios link: ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp52001-52500/sp52459.exe
  -Bios Type: Insyde
  -Tools: Phoenix Mod Tool v1.82 + manual mod for whitelist removal
  -Bios files: 1425F36.fd, 1484F36.fd, 21484F36.fd
  -Modifier: TTAV134
  -Please provide feedback
  
  WLAN (only) whitelist check "removed"
  
  HP_G42_G62_G72_INTEL_sp52459_1425F36_NWLAN.zip (http://mods.myftp.org/Hewlett Packard/1425/HP_G42_G62_G72_INTEL_sp52459_1425F36_NWLAN.zip)
  
  flash with CheckCM.vbs, this tool check the platform, create the file platform.ini and launch InsydeFlash.exe
  
  note:
  1-These 3 bios files are very difficult to hack, i've no yet figure out to remove WWAN protection and not 100% sure for WLAN whitelist removal; so if you still have "error 104" can you upload the platform.ini file and a bios dump
  2-Is there any reason for your SLIC 2.1 request. Did this machine was supplied without windows, if yes, the RW report is missing and must be uploaded.
  

  I would ask TTAV134, he will help you as it has helped me disable whitelist for all wireless cards...

• How to: install a wireless card; Is a router still required after completing this

  How difficult is it to install a wireless to my current desktop card, so I don't have to use a router?  I am running Windows Vista.  Is it still possible?

  Even if you install a wireless card, you should always have a connection to the Internet. That is done via a wireless router. If you are near a public "hotspot", you may be able to connect through instead of one to have on your home or office.

  It is certainly possible to install a wireless card. There are types that require the case to be opened to allow access to the PCI bus. There are types that plug into a USB port available on the case. It is not difficult to install.

  I have the feeling you are trying to get rid of the cable between your computer and the Internet router.

  Tom Ferguson

• Tower PC wireless card?

  I'm not the most tech savvy person in the world, so I need your help.  I had problems with my internet service provider, telephone and cable (Time Warner).  They have been to my house 6 times this week and 4 times last week.

  I have to find another provider, because I can't take all the time to stop, I've lived with Time Warner.  Instead of having my phone service with them I'll return with a cell phone exclusively.  I wish I had Verizon Fios in my area but it is not.  However, I do not want to use Verizon for my phone.  Given their mobile broadband services, is anyway to a kind of PC wireless card in my PC tower so I don't have to go with a satellite provider?  They also have a USB (type A) in their mobile broadband products, but I don't know what kind of way.

  I need some advice from all the knowledgeable people and I thank very you much in advance!

  Hello

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  1. check with your phone company to see if they offer the Service of Internet high speed in your area.

  2 call the local computer companies to make sure you know the options in your area - WHAT you call
  can including Office Depot and similar. You are looking for options and do not buy one
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  4 sprint and claire may have internet and phone service in your area.

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.

• TX 1000 wireless card drivers win 8.1

  After the final version of Windows 8.1 my lost drivers for wireless card, can someone tell me what wifi card fits my tx1000 pc? Thank you

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• Updated wireless card help!

  Hello

  First post so be gentle with me! I need help updating my card wireless on my Compaq nx6310 laptop. I have the original card in there since and I now have a much faster connection fiber with a Hauwei HG533 wireless router, I understand if I upgrade the card wireless singing all dancing all 802.11 b/g/n a I can connect to a faster speed. I m on XP Home SP3. I understand that the card must be a genuine product of HP or on the white list of the bios but I Don t know if it is available for my kit and where I can get a. I want the best available. I have attached a few photos. of the existing.

  Thanks in advance for any help...

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  Your laptop is a generation of cell when only 802.11 a\b\g existed and that's what makes your best option cardbus cards.

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• PC with wireless card will not connect to the login of the user (Windows 7 RC)

  My PC uses a Rosewill (RNX-G300EX) wireless card with the software and drivers of Railink.

  With Windows XP (Pro) PC would connect to my home network and the internet on startup without user logon.  It is important to me because the data that I want to use on the network on this PC, and I don't necessarily want to have a user logged on to do.  I also have immediate internet access to connect remotely with TeamViewer, which worked perfectly with Windows XP.

  Since my switch to Windows 7 RC, I don't get the immediate connection through the wireless card.  It does not connect to the local network or the internet until a user logs on.

  Articles I checked:
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  So, I tried a Netgear USB wireless adapter.  BINGO!  The computer automatically start this device.  There is now a network connection to start.  TeamViewer now shows the computer as being online without that person may be connected.

  ANSWER: hardware
  RALink is a failure by juggling the time.  If you are looking to buy an adapter wireless network with a Ralink chipset, don't.  The link that Rosewill support sent me for the Ralink drivers was broken.  The Ralink site shows it as having certificate problems and IE8 does not recommend open it.  They are apparently dropping the ball.

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• I have a Mid-2010 Mac Pro Tower running OS Yosemite to which I would like to connect a Tower (G-Technology) G-Speed Q RAID via eSATA connection.  What type of card PCIe eSATA should I install in my Mac Pro tower to enable such a connection?

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