HP Envy 15 t-ae100: WLAN upgrade HP Envy 15 t-ae100

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• HP envy 13 d045tu: module WLAN upgrade

  I have 100 Mbps internet fiber to the home, and because this laptop is equipped with Broadcom BCM43142 802.11b/g/n Wireless Network Adapter, I usually get 40-50mbps, which is not allow me to fully use my internet speed because of the wifi n standard.

  So I was wondering if this model (d045tu) can be upgraded to a WLAN wifi ac module. And if so, what model is compatible?

  Thank you!!

  Yes, your laptop is very recent, so there is no problem with the white list of HP, which existed until about 3 years ago. You can install this alternative WiFi card:

  Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 7265 802.11 ac 2 × 2 WiFi + Bluetooth Combo Adapter 793840-005 4.0

  You could actually install any wireless card, straight form factor, but the Intel 7265ac HP replacement part is probably the best adapter wireless market in this format.

  https://www.Amazon.com/Intel-7265NGW-wireless-Bluetooth-interface/DP/B00TKO47XI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&QID=1468063875&SR=8-1&keywords=Intel+ac7265

  The part above has a different number of the Part of HP, but is the same device. Part number 793840-005 real is $ 60 per amazon.com and this one is $ 24.

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  See page 31 for "how-to". You must remove the back cover. This puts security at risk. Post back with more questions.

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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.

• DV7-6c95dx: and-DV7-6c95dx WLAN upgrade?

  I have a HP DV7-6c95dx I am looking to upgrade my WLAN Wireless AC Dual Band & Bluetooth 4.0.

  My current WLAN card is an Intel® Centrino® Wireless-N + WiMAX 6150 612BNXHMW

  What are the cards PCIE low profile would work with my DV7-6c95dx?

  Hi @bocajoe ,

  Thank you for visiting the HP Forums! A place where you can find solutions for your problems, with the help of the community!

  I stumbled upon your post on the laptop and wanted to help you! I looked in your question about your HP Pavilion dv7-6c95dx Notebook and who need to know what wireless adapter could be used in your laptop. Here is a link to your manual, it shows the part numbers available for your laptop. Registration starts on page 29.

  I hope this helps.

  Thank you.

• HP Probook 450 G2: adapt WLAN upgrade possible?

  Hello

  My Probook 450 has a slow transferspeed of via Wifi connection. I have the Realtek RTL8723BE 802.11 bgn 1 x 1 Wi - Fi (+ BT4.0 HMC Combo adapter?)

  but I don't know that I have the adapter bluetooth handsets. This because I see only 1 cable antenna.

  The adapter also has only a single connection point (only the hand). Not mean there is no antenna for bluetooth? Or should I open the frame and looking for her?

  Can I put this adapter for extra speed to Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260 802.11 ac 2 x 2 WiFi + Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260 BT 4.0 adapter combo?

  Hope someone can clearify this.

  Rgds,

  Theo

  ProductType J4S15EA #ABH

  You are the very welcome.

  I'm very surprised it is working very well and have good reception on both bands with a single antenna.

• WLAN upgrade

  I have a HP Pavilion dv4-1465dx. Can I update the wireless network card to connect to the signal from my router wireless g 5? Current map is part #459263-001

  Yes, this part is compatible and will work in the 2.4 or 5 ghz spectrum:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/Broadcom-BCM94321MC-dual-band-802-11n-PCI-Express-WiFi-MiniCard-HP-453730-001-/310674977015

  Repair manuals see p. 62

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• RALink RT3290 802.11bgn Wi - Fi adapter will not connect to 802.11 g, windows 8.1

  Hello

  I'm not familiar with the forum. Hoping I can get any help

  Last week I boght a HP ENVY 15-j040el
  S/N [deleted serial number for personal protection to prevent others from using SN for filing fraudulent claims guarantee]
  Product number: E4N80EA

  Since the beginning, I noticed without wire did not detect signal of 5G of my router, but I was so anxious to perform the installation to the end

  Unfortunately, nothing has changed. I tried:

  -upgrade to 8.1 Windows

  -upgrade to 5.0.37.0 (25.11.13) RT3290 wireless network card driver

  I wonder if I should configure the parameters of the advance of the RT3290 driver

  Thanks in advance

  You are the very welcome, Sergio.

  I am a consumer like you and do not work for HP, if unfortunately, I do not know what model wireless cards HP installs in their notebooks.

  I agree with you, however, that 5.0 GHz has been around for centuries now, and it is high time that HP installs a better dual band $10 card.

  I'm sure that people would be happy to pay the extra price.

  My understanding is that HP may have removed the white list of BIOS to immobilize the wireless cards are not not in manual work, so you can experiment and see if you can install a dual band card in your notebook.

  No guarantee that it will work, but a year ago, I would have told you that it was impossible.

  See this thread.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-hardware/HP-17-e016dx-WLAN-upgrade/m-p/3383443#M116640

  Best regards

  Paul

  P.S.: If you decide to take a chance on another wireless card, please let us know if it worked for you.

• How to install a minPCI on Satellite A30 wireless network card

  Just signed up for broadband services and got myself a wireless router. Satellite A30 I use has the ability to connect wireless but a mini PCI Wireless.

  Before I go ahead and buy a card (instead of say a USB wireless adapter) I wonder how the cards are easy to install? -It looks simple enough.

  In addition, the cards I have met on Ebay, all seem to be pretty standard, but are there any features or specifications should I look out for or seek to avoid?

  Probably pretty simple questions, but I think it's better to get it right the first time, rather than ordering something, I can find is not compatible, or that I can not install.

  Andy.

  Hello

  Can you please send what Satellite A30 you (A30 - xxx)?

  Anyway, if I remember well WLAN upgrade shouldn't be problematic (if the laptop WLAN ready). In the lower corner you will find the WLAN card cover (a smaller one). You can find the WLAN card slot. Put the card inside and connect the WLAN antenna. The white cable be connected to the HAND and black to the auxiliary voltage

• HP Pavillion G6 G6 - 2228ca: g6 - 2228ca wireless card

  I want to replace the wireless card.  There was no 1 day.  | t is the Ralink RT3290.  I'm looking for a replacement compatible in another brand will work better.  I expect an Intel product.  Any suggestions?

  Hello @Sudsquatch,

  Thank you for visiting the HP Forums! A place where you can find solutions for your problems, with the help of the community!

  I stumbled upon your post on the WLAN upgrade and wanted to help!

  Based on the following guide, here is the WLAN Modules taken in charge, for your product:

  HP Pavilion Notebook PC Maintenance and Service Guide of g6 (Chapter 1, Page 3).

  Integrate options for local area network (WLAN) wireless using the wireless module

  Customer-accessible

  Two antennas WLAN

  Support for the following formats of WLAN:

  ● HB125 Atheros 802.11b/g/n adapter WiFi (certain models only) 1 × 1

  ● Ralink RT3290LE 802.11 b/g/n 1 x 1 WiFi and Bluetooth 4.0 Combo adapter

  ● WiFi Ralink RT5390R 802.11 b/g/n 1 × 1 (certain models only

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• Why no dual NIC card?

  I have a laptop of 15 t - n200 old HP Pavilion of 4 week which is 8.1 Windows Pro 64-bit.

  I also have (and am downgrading) a HP Pavilion DV8 - 1000 CTO.

  I was shocked to discover that my old laptop has a dual band NETWORK card and my other does not work!  I was even more shocked to see that HP does not sell the current line of the pavilions with a dual band NETWORK card (I thought I bought one online).

  I have 2.4 G and 5G in my house (I need 5G to run the products as my Apple TV with movies stored on an external hard drive).

  I tried to get an answer from HP, nothing done, at this point.  I even opened an executive complaint (case No.: 300369376) with a nice boy named Jeff who knows little about the technical aspects of the Wi - Fi.

  Can I replace my current map of the NETWORK (from my DV8-1000) interface card in my new TouchSmart 15 t-200?  It's going to be a problem of white list?  Can I install the Intel dual ac 7260HMW card?  Or, I'll buy the NETWORK card that is appropriate, but I need 5G connectivity or else I lost $748.00 on a Clipboard of HP.

  I'm practically LIVID that I have could not buy a NIC dual band with my new Pavilion, but was able to do this with my old DV8t of 5 years.  And more that HP did not have that clear during my online purchase.

  Please advise, thank you!

  Hello:

  All I can say is try your dv8 card if it's the same form factor half mini card.

  HP didn't / don't have the BIOS whitelists certainly to your dv8, but I read a few posts from our forum members who have installed different dual-band cards (I also think that includes the new Board of Directors of Intel cards) in their series notebooks Pavilion 15/17 with no problems at all. I refer to such a post below.

  The referenced model is a display model 17 inches of the 15 series and what blew my mind was this material even has the 7260 Intel and AMD worked!

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-hardware/HP-17-e016dx-WLAN-upgrade/m-p/3383443#M116640

  This leads me to believe that HP may have abandoned this practice.

  This is the best I have, or someone else can do to help you with your question.

  Please let us know if another wireless card works.

• ENVY 15 t-AE100: Wireless card upgrade - HP envy 15 can support Intel when technology?

  I want to connect my laptop to a docking station.

  The seller sugest me a wireless docking station.  I have faith in him and has no compatibility checked by myself.

  I spent $ 300 on a home wireless network... then I realized that my laptop do not have a compatible card when.

  Currently, my laptop has Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 3165 NGW 802.11 HQ and according to intel web page, I need a

  Intel Wireless Triband AC 18265.

  I would like to know if my HP envy 15 laptop can support Intel when technology?

  Thanks in advance

  Hello! @PPBog, thanks for the reply.

  No, you can't replace the card wireless when mastering.

  I would like to know if you have any other question!

  Have a great day!

• HP dv7-7270 envy: module Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6230 WLAN 670691-001

  ENVY of HP dv7 - 7270ca Notebook PC

  Model #: C2H79UA

  I would like to upgrade my laptop to work on the Strip fi wi 5 mhz. Are there any recent changes or updates to this issue?  The last time I checked the module Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6230 WLAN 670691-001 was the only one to try, but I would like to know if it's always an option that will work or is there another method that works?

  I need to move to 5 mhz to enjoy my internet service.

  Hi @Todddo,

  I read your post and I thank you for your response. We always recommend that you buy at HP because it is certified by HP for their computers, tried, documented and tested. If you buy a third-party site, you would do so at your own risk. Our parts to store the site link:http://partsurfer.hp.com

  Our website is: http://store.hp.com

  You could call these numbers, which appear on the Web sites.

  Please check this link out and that could be really useful: http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-hardware-and-upgrade-questions/HP-7260he-wireless-card-upgrade... 

  Link 2: https://www.amazon.com/Intel-Centrino-Advanced-N-Wireless-Transfer/dp/B005LAIDOY

  I ask you again to contact a local before the upgrade professional technician so that other issues arise with your computer

  You will need a wifi combo card that supports Bluetooth and wifi. Otherwise, your Bluetooth function could disappear from your computer and you must use an external Bluetooth adapter.

  I hope this helps. I would like to know how this happens. I hope that the problem is solved without

  disputes and the unit works very well. I'm always here for you help. Please reach out at any time.

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• HP ENVY laptop - 15-k220nr: upgraded wireless HP ENVY laptop-15 k220nr.

  Hello

  My laptop came with Intel AC card 3160 WiFi, but it is buggy and fall on and outside. I think of him replacing Intel AC 7260, which should be better.

  http://www.Amazon.com/Intel-7260-HMWG-R-Wireless-AC-Bluetooth-mounting/DP/B00MY9S692/ref=sr_1_1?IE=U...

  They are the same size, I don't know if there will be a few problems or not if I do this? In addition, the led are compatible? I get full speed AC1200?

  Thank you

  I can now confirm that the adapter Intel Wireless AC7260 sector works PERFECTLY in a HP Envy 15t, specifically an HP Envy 15-k220nr (4720MQ plant, 8 GB of Ram, Intel i7 installed Intel Wireless 3160 adapter).  It works with Windows Pro 10 x 64 great - I can't speak for Windows 7/8/8.1 that I updated before installing (which I recommend), but I expect that it works on Windows 8/8.1 for sure and probably on Windows 7 without problem.

  I bought the card on Amazon; the model is "Intel network 7260.HMWG. R' - the. R is important because it is a revised version of the chip with improvements on the original.  It is, by the Intel reports, the same card SKU 7260.HMWWB. R - different SKUS simply represent different packages.  Check it out at: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MV3N7UO

  At the time I did, the cost of the card was $26.50.  It is a Mini PCIe card, which is the type of the computer used.

  It's a surprisingly simple upgrade.  I have simply shut down my computer, which has been already upgraded to Windows Pro 10.  As with all facilities, follow control measures for static (white room, wrist band), that screws follow-up go where (easier in this case because they are mostly identifcal when disassembly of the machine) and general practices for the maintenance of a system.  I would not recommend this upgrade is done by an amateur - it's a more complex installation, since you need to access the motherboard and remove the housing rather than simply to open a port on the underside of the computer.  That said, for having to open the base unit, it is a process very easy (relatively speaking) with this laptop.  It is useful that the repair is very complete.  Be careful, because if you are not an authorized service provider and your computer is under warranty, you may void your warranty by opening the machine.  In addition, don't forget to keep the old card to allow you to reinstall and restore your computer to care factor if you need to send in warranty repair or want to sell it but keep the new card.

  It took my about 20 minutes to take it apart, install, test and go back.  Before you BEGIN, download the new drivers, you'll need - HP drivers are working, great and I always go with the current manufacturer on the OEM drivers drivers when possible because they are often optimized for the system.  You can also download download.intel.com drivers, but I would recommend get the driver WLAN wireless network current HP download page (http://support.hp.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/HP-ENVY-15-Notebook-PC-series/7527530/model/7685078#...).  This card, looking for the same drivers regarding the AC-3160 card because they use the same drivers.  Download the TWO the WLAN and Bluetooth drivers - to date, the drivers have been updated on 15/10/15 and are:

  • Bluetooth of Intel driver, version 18.1.1525.1470 [email protected]
  • Intel Wireless Driver, version 18.12.0.3 Rev.P

  After downloading the drivers, put them on your desktop or somewhere else easy access that you will need them as soon as you restart the installation and the wireless NOT work initially, following so if you do not have the drivers you have given to get them through a wired connection or another computer.

  I disassembled the machine by the Service Manual (http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c04510889).  Remove the battery and basic housing, disconnect the cables in water for the fingerprint sensor, the mouse and the keyboard and back on top of the basic coverage and put it against the monitor.  BE CAREFUL - this shifts the center of gravity of the computer and makes the computer to tip backward as I learned when I got mine from flipping back off of the table, I was working on - just be careful.

  After opening to the top of the enclosure, installation is incredibly simple.  The WLAN card is located at the back of the computer to the Middle - back where the hinges of the screen connect computer, centered between them.  You just pop off the two wireless antennas (YES - this laptop, despite the expedition with AC only 1 x 1 wireless card options, IT has two antennas installed at the factory, so it can support fully a card 2 x 2), then remove the screw from the card in place.  The map is displayed; bring him back (help little fingers - I have big hands and it was difficult because card is pressed against the back of the case) and pop out.  Insert the new card, tap it down, screw and reattach the antennas, making sure that the wire connected to the 'hand' on the original card is connected to the 'hand' on the new map, and the wire of "to THE" relates to "to THE.  On my computer, the black wire is the main antenna, the gray wire was the second antenna.

  If you're like me, after installation, you can set reconnect the keyboard/mouse/finger print sensor and reboot the machine before screwing everything together to make sure it works.   Just be careful if you do this.  When you restart, wireless will not work.  Run the installation programs for the drivers that you downloaded at the beginning of the year - I found install the dirver wireless, then bluetooth driver works better.  After installation and reboot, everything should work fine, including bluetooth.  I have had absolutely no problem with everything to work.

  Now the fun part: performance.  The map is hands down more quickly then the motherboard.  2 x 2 MIMO broadcast practically double your performance to download (assuming you have at least to AC1200 router that supports speeds of that card is).  I use an ASUS AC1900 RT-AC68U, a great router is worth every penny.  Speedtest.NET, my laptop on the wireless now easily continues with my internet service 60MBPS, going as fast as my wired connection (with the old card, he maxed out at around download 50MBPS; with the new card, it uses bandwidth full, closer to 70MBPS for us.)  Download speeds were around 4, 5-5 Mbps, to be expected in view of our internet service.

  File transfers are literally about twice as fast as prerequisites for the upgrade.  I supported sustained more than 8 Mbps download speeds when there are about 40 feet from the router with 3 walls and other elements of the way.  File transfer speeds are great, more 40MBPS transferring files to my NAS, compared to close to 20 with the original map (also from 40 feet with 3 walls and other obstacles).

  Overall, the performance is much better that the original card, as expected, the installation is simple and quick, and everything works perfectly.  I highly recommend this upgrade.

• Product number: J1Y82EA #UUW: Windows 10 upgrade killed my WLAN!

  Hello! In February last I bought a HP Envy 17 laptop, it came with Windows 8.1 on it, and as soon as they deployment upgrade to win 10, I've updated. It took some getting used to, and I still don't know my way around it very well, as I came from years of use of Win 7. I let the updates, most needed, automatically. I have Kapersky antivirus installed on the machine. A few weeks ago, he did an automatic upgrade and something went wrong, he did not upgrade correctly to the WLAN and gave me a notification saying that I had to do, as well as a button to click to go ahead and download and install the new driver for it. I tried several times and it has always failed. I tried to go on the internet and find a driver for it, but nothing worked. Whatever he did, it caused my WLAN to stop seeing WiFi connections. (Yes, I made sure it was on! ) Fortunately I have a 4 GB usb key and that works fine, so I'm still able to get on the internet. After searching around on the internet and see others have had this problem as well, or other similar, in any case and try different suggestions with none of them work, I gave up. At that time I drove it back to a previous restore point and it worked fine. Then of course, she wanted to make the upgrades again and I kept clicking on no when the message has popped up. I guess I wasn't attentive enough and must have turned something off, but when the computer was left on a night when I'm asleep, I woke up and found that it upgraded automatically during the night.
  
  The WIFI network is working now, but it works for a few hours and then stop seeing WiFi connections, and the only way I can get it working again is to restart the computer. Better that translate the first upgrade to be sure, but still not acceptable.
  
  The HP support assistant is back to tell me that my Intel WLAN driver needs to be updated. I tried a second time with exactly the same result. I hope someone here can help me before you go do another restore to get this working! I guess my only option would be not to do more updates?

  robinfinity

  RobInfinity wrote:
  

  I would add that it appears to download ok, but during the installation he hangs up and eventually fails. A few minutes in the installion step is when the WiFi turned off.

  delete the use of Kaspersky tool

  Rerun the update

  Thanks for posting the name of the wireless network card

  your System Page

• Envy 15 t-3200 (Ivy Bridge) replacement of a card PCI WLAN

  Hi all! I had just a small question: is rather specific, so I write just to see if anyone happens to have experience with this. Basically, I'm looking to replace the WLAN adapter integrated into my Envy 15 t-3200 (CTO). Now, it has the Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6235 WLAN stock adapter. This adapter is not bad by any means, but I am in the process of upgrading some parts of my laptop (SSD, RAM) to give him a little refreshment, and I would like to see if I can replace the wireless network adapter as well. The one I want to replace it with is the AC adapter of 7260 - Intel wireless (with bluetooth). Hardware wise, I think it will work out great. However, a hesitation I have is the WLAN "whitelist" rumor that can be hard-coded in some HP laptops. So, if someone has successfully replaced their wireless network adapter in a Genesis Ivy Bridge Envy 15t (especially the CTO of 3200), I would really like to hear about it!

  TL; DR: I want to replace the WLAN adapter in my Envy 15 t-3200 (CTO, Ivy Bridge Gen), but I'm worried whether or not the HP BIOS will allow me to start once I do.

  As I said, I don't expect this is an easy answer, the question of him would we apply. It's probably something that can only be answered by someone who has tried the same thing. in any case, I'll probably end up ordering the new WLAN card to try it because I can send it if it does not work. I'll post my results here if I find myself for him!

  P.S. I did a search on the forums and found another topic about this problem: http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Hardware-Upgrades-Replacements/HE-Envy-15-2013-Network-Card-upgrade/m-p...

  It seems that he has ended up working for users, but I think they're talking about a more recent (Haswell gen.) Cell phone envy. Thanks in advance to anyone who replies/bed it!

  Edit: I just noticed that the maintenance/maintenance manual lists the WLAN module as a 'can be used for end user part' so it seems that this may work after all. I went ahead and ordered the part ( here), and I still intend to update this post as soon as I make the switch.

  cgatno wrote:

  Hi all! I had just a small question: is rather specific, so I write just to see if anyone happens to have experience with this. Basically, I'm looking to replace the WLAN adapter integrated into my Envy 15 t-3200 (CTO). Now, it has the Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6235 WLAN stock adapter. This adapter is not bad by any means, but I am in the process of upgrading some parts of my laptop (SSD, RAM) to give him a little refreshment, and I would like to see if I can replace the wireless network adapter as well. The one I want to replace it with is the AC adapter of 7260 - Intel wireless (with bluetooth). Hardware wise, I think it will work out great. However, a hesitation I have is the WLAN "whitelist" rumor that can be hard-coded in some HP laptops. So, if someone has successfully replaced their wireless network adapter in a Genesis Ivy Bridge Envy 15t (especially the CTO of 3200), I would really like to hear about it!

  TL; DR: I want to replace the WLAN adapter in my Envy 15 t-3200 (CTO, Ivy Bridge Gen), but I'm worried whether or not the HP BIOS will allow me to start once I do.

  As I said, I don't expect this is an easy answer, the question of him would we apply. It's probably something that can only be answered by someone who has tried the same thing. in any case, I'll probably end up ordering the new WLAN card to try it because I can send it if it does not work. I'll post my results here if I find myself for him!

  P.S. I did a search on the forums and found another topic about this same problem: http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Hardware-Upgrades-Replacements/HE-Envy-15-2013-Network-Card-upgrade/m-p/2995987#M25996

  It seems that he has ended up working for users, but I think they're talking about a more recent (Haswell gen.) Cell phone envy. Thanks in advance to anyone who replies/bed it!

  Edit: I just noticed that the maintenance/maintenance manual lists the WLAN module as a 'can be used for end user part' so it seems that this may work after all. I went ahead and ordered the part ( here), and I still intend to update this post as soon as I make the switch.

  Hello

  I am sure that it will work. Computers laptops Intel want to probably don't have the white list because I've tried three different cards wifi Intel and all worked. One of them was actually a very old part number (Intel 6300 Ultimate). Don't worry it will be ok.