HP Pavilion ZD8000 wireless card replacement

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• Pavilion 15-ab157nr: wireless card replace in 15-ab157nr

  Hello

  I bought a Pavilion 15-ab157nr some time ago and have had several problems with the internet connection. I think they come from the map, a Realtek RTL8723BE. I want to upgrade to a better card, but I can't find information on what might work as a replacement. Will there be a whitelist of known for this model? I found the Service Manual of 'star wars special edition' but I don't know if this would apply to my model.

  Thanks for any help you may be able to provide.

  Hi @erspimp03,

  Welcome to the HP Forum! Thank you for becoming a member of the HP Forum. It's a place dynamite to get help from the community, to get suggestions and find what has worked for others. Because you have the best experience, here is a link for you to see, if you have concerns: first time here? Learn how to publish and more

  I understand that you bought your laptop some time ago, but have experienced difficulties with your wireless network you believe is related to the card and consider replacing the wireless card. I noticed you responded to a similar request in @ShoutH2O and that they will try the Intel 2 x 2 AC 7265, which is recommended to replace. How it works for you? Here is a link to the maintenance for laptop HP Pavilion Notebook (Intel) Star WarsMC special edition and Service of Guide. Please note Chapter 3, page 26, section 11 modules WLAN for recommended replacements.

  To express the gratitude of my post please click on the "Thumbs Up Icon'." "  If my post solves the problem you are experiencing, please click 'accept as Solution' to help others find what worked for you!

• 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

• Pavillion G6 A1J18AV: What is the appropriate wireless card replacement

  Existing wireless adapter seems dead (wireless light remains orange and the wireless card does not appear in Device Manager).

  After reading the owner's manual, I chose one of the pieces of the table - 593127-001.  Unfortunately, when starting, I get the message "Unsupported Wireless Module".  Message contains ' ID of Module WLAN (702).  I chose precisely the part of the repair to avoid this problem, but of course I'm missing some information.

  How can I know what part is the correct replacement part?  I would have chosen the exact part that has been in the computer (639967-011), but it does not appear on the HP spare parts.

  Thank you

  -Kevin

  Hi, Kevin:

  That'd be the part, you have to get.

  IMO, it would be cheaper to get a card used but tested on eBay.

  http://www.eBay.com/Sch/i.html?_FROM=R40&_sacat=0&_nkw=639967-001&_sop=15

• Qosmio X 500 / 02 G-wireless card replacement

  Hi everyone, I need to find where the realtek wireless card in my laptop X 500/02 G I want to swap more for a better card to use on my desktop in my computer room.

  my laptop comes with a card Realtek RTL8191SE Wireless LAN 802.11n and when the laptop is on my desk, it connects to my router Wireless N 30 feet more distance, but strength is not very good and it does not connect to the internet sometimes, or its slow.

  I have a laptop Satellite A350 as well who has a card Intel(r) WiFi Link 5100 AGN in it, and if I'm sitting this laptop at the same place as I get up to 5 or 6 Mb/ps connection/download speed where the card realtek gets under 1 Mb/ch

  I want to remove the A350 Intel wireless card and put it in my qosmio but I can't find the card realtek under any of the ram or hard drive cover under the laptop then I guess the laptop everything based needs in order to access the card to remove it.

  I was told the card Intel(r) WiFi Link 5100 AGN is better that the card Realtek RTL8191SE Wireless LAN 802.11n, but why has not done toshiba card wifi accessible in the qosmio.

  I can't find a maintenanve or manual for this laptop, only a user guide has nothing on the location map wifi repair.

  any help appreciated.

  Hello

  As far as I know the NIC wireless on the Qosmio X 500 is placed under the keyboard if you want to have access to the wireless network adapter, you must remove the keyboard first.
  Can you do it alone?

  Please be careful with this stuff. Unauthorized action can cancel the warranty.

• The Ralink RT5390 in a Pavilion dm1z wireless card works with WiFi on 5 GHz?

  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.

• HP DV6-7014nr wireless card replacement

  Hi all.

  I currently have a HP DV6-7014nr with Windows installed 8.1 and parts of stock out of the box.  I noticed that the stock is an internal wireless card is not dual-band.  It is a very large problem with my current situation, in which I can't take advantage of the possible bandwidth to my ordinary place almost as well as if I had installed dual card.  The warranty is already in place, so I am not concerned by the cancellation of the warranty, I just want to know if the card that I'm looking work inside the laptop.  I was going to buy a wireless card Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6235 HMWWB for my laptop, and I need to know if this card will work correctly with inside my laptop.  Thanks in advance.

  Well have the driver on the hard disk or on a key USB available for install after you pass cards. You can't install the driver before the material is present in the computer.

  Also, you will probably find that Windows 8.1 has built in the driver of the Intel card.

  Otherwise download here for Windows 8.1 Intel driver and he is ready to go:

  https://Downloadcenter.Intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?DwnldID=23726&lang=eng&ProdId=3315

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• Satellite P300-23F-mini-PCI Wireless card Replace?

  Question: would it be possible to replace the card of wireless mini-PCI Intel 5100AGN with version 4965AGN or 5300AGN?

  The thing is, recently I bought the Satellite P300-23F. Great laptop. Apart from one thing. I use the Intel 5100AGN wireless. Type of damage, the rest of the components used to build this laptop are high-end. I would have liked to see the 5300AGN of even the old 4965AGN adapter instead. These are both a bit more expensive, but still on the market for the price difference is a simple slice of $20. The 5100AGN TX is only 150 Mbit, which is half as fast as the two other Intel wireless modules. In general, a lot of people seem to have problems with the 5100AGN, seems to be a troublesome product altogether.

  Performance of the real world of the 5100AGN on a Linksys WRT54G is around 15 Mbps (1, 8 MB/s). My other computer laptop, equipped with a 4965AGN will be double that in the same circumstances. Tried all the drivers I could find, but the above values are the best I can get.

  Hello

  I think that this should be possible, but you must use Mini-PCI cards.
  The antenna WLan that is placed behind the screen provides two sons; black & white.
  A white cable normally goes to the HAND and a black to the auxiliary voltage

  Greetings

• dv7-7238nr wireless card replacement

  I would like to replace the card wireless in my dv7 7238nr...

  I want to upgrade to 802.11ac but and difficult to discern where I could find said replacement.

  So, my questions are: 1) is a simple replacement PCIe; (2) where can I buy one (3) in my machine the location map (also struggling to find any sort of comprehensive covering the dv7).

  TIA;

  mrduckz

  mrduckz wrote:

  I agree with your assessment... I tried to find a 802.11ac card with chips not Intel that would be "accepted" by the BIOS.

  However, the manual of the product for the 7238nr lists only b/g/n card (Realink, Qualcomm, etc..)

  So I guess I'll be become familiar with HP support phone tree until they inform me (inevitably) that what I want can be done with an internal replacement card. And I thought using a USB adapter instead?

  Ugly solution, but I'll do it if I have to.

  I think that the usb adapter will also be the best option.

• Pavilion dv6449us wireless card is not not recognzied

  I have a Pavilion dv6449us which Broadcom wireless adapter is not recognized. I replaced it with another, and it is still not recognized. The light on the switch that allows me to turn off the wireless service is orange. There is orange if I turn it on or off.

  I am running Vista 32-bit SP2.

  Should I assume it's a hardware problem on the motherboard? Any suggestions will be appreciated.

  Thank you very much for the research.

  Hello

  I should have read your original thread more closely.

  happydog89 wrote:

  I have a Pavilion dv6449us which Broadcom wireless adapter is not recognized. I replaced it with another, and it is still not recognized. The light on the switch that allows me to turn off the wireless service is orange. There is orange if I turn it on or off.

  I am running Vista 32-bit SP2.

  Should I assume it's a hardware problem on the motherboard? Any suggestions will be appreciated.

  Thank you very much for the research.

  You replace it with an identical module?

  I didn't know you were already inside the laptop. Are you sure that you have reconnected the antennas?

  Here is a link to a long thread seriously on the problem with the dv6000 series laptops wireless.  When they are under warranty, HP replaced the modules wireless with a newer version.

  Best regards

  ERICO

• HP Pavilion p6710f wireless card problem.

  I just bought a p6710f last night and have for the most part running, he has problems with the card integrated wireless. It recognizes my network and it will stay connected for about 30 seconds before abandoning the connection.

  Whenever I run the option of "Troubleshooting" in Network Center and sharing, it is said that it resets the adapter, and that seems to fix the problem... for another 30 seconds, when it disconnects again. He arrived at the point where I have to surf the internet using my phone as a modem dial-up.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Hello:

  There is a new version of driver on which you can try in the hope that he can solve the intermittent connection problem you are experiencing:

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareDescription.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&swItem=CP-92742-1&prodTypeId=12454&prodSeriesId=472276

  Paul

• How fix the pavilion zd8000 sd card reader was not working from day one?

  Windows XP o/s, updated the driver for hp downlouds still does not help!

  zd8369ea

  What type of sd card do you use? You use an adapter with it?

• HP Pavilion 15z-aw000 CTO: Replace wireless card

  Can I replace the wireless card Realtec RTL8723BE in this notebook with capable of 5G wireless?

  Hi there @vht1951,

  I understand that you are looking for more information on the issue of whether a module compatible to add the functionality of dual band for your laptop is available.

  Looking at the: HP Pavilion Notebook PC - Maintenance and Service of Guide from the support page for your model, page 3 (13 of 94 in the pdf file), it enumerates wireless adapters, which is: Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 3165 802.11 ac 1 x 1 WiFi + BT Combo Adapter 4.2.

  If you find your model on the HP parts store, the part is listed as: '806723-005 Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 3165 802.11 ac 1 x 1 WiFi and Bluetooth 4.2 combination WLAN fit' and is currently listed as for the remainder.

  You can check the site later to see the availability or the other site HP Partsurfer, to see if you there is a seller who might already own part.

  I hope that helps and if it does not solve your problem, please mark this message as a solution. Bravo would be appreciated as well.

• HP Pavilion 14-n001tx: replacement of Mediatek MT7630E 802.11 wireless card bgn

  Hello

  Forgive me if I don't sift through the whole forum, but I was not able to get enough information.

  I currently own a 14-n001tx Pavilion, which has a Mediatek MT7630E 802.11 bgn 1 x 1 Wi - Fi + Bluetooth Combo Adapter 4.0. The problem is that I recently got a router AC and so seeks to update my wireless card. However, I read that it might be a white list of cards that are approved by the BIOS?

  In the maintenance manual, only the following devices are in the white list:

  Intel Wireless-N 7260BN 802.11 bgn 2 x 2 Wi - Fi + adapter combo BT 4.0

  MediaTek MT7630E 802.11 Wi - Fi adapter and adapter of Mediatek Bluetooth 4.0 bgn

  Qualcomm Atheros AR9485 802.11 bgn adapter Wi - Fi 675794 - 001 Ralink RT3290LE 802.11 bgn 1 × 1 Wi - Fi and Bluetooth 4.0 Combo Adapter 690020-001

  Realtek RTL8188EE 802.11 bgn adapter Wi - Fi 709848-001

  As you can probably see, there is not able AC of maps here. However, I would like to ask if the whitelist is still applicable for new devices, and whether it would be possible for me to replace my card with a dual band AC compatible one with Bluetooth as well?

  Thank you for taking the time to read the block of text up there!

  Hello:

  HP seems to have deleted the whitelists BIOS of HP notebooks made in the last 18 months or so.

  I don't think you would have any problem installing this card in your notebook AC model, assuming that it has two antennas wireless connected to the current map (some model laptops only have an antenna connected to single band cards).

  Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260 802.11 ac 2 x 2 WiFi + BT 4.0 HP Part # 710661-001.

  http://www.Amazon.com/710661-001-Intel-wireless-AC-7260-PCI-Express/DP/B00PDLCFL8

  (ships from China).

  The service manual indicates this is a replaceable part by the user, so access to the card should not be too difficult.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c04440390

• 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.