HP s 4540: 2.4 ghz and 5 GHz wifi network

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  All my other wireless devices recognize and work with the new router on 5 GHz. I played with 5 GHz signal settings in Control Panel of the router, modified, channel/modes - no result.

  I'm using OS 10.1.0.2342 on the Z10.

  Any suggestion would be appreciated.

  Thanks for trying to help.

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  But I flashed the RAM with the new file leak crackberry radio (2355 Radio file STL100-2/3/4) and it only replaced the actual radio of the OS component. AND IT GETS THE JOB DONE!

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• 9.3.2 iOS that wake up my iPhone and iPad a cellular connection. They connect to my wifi until I use them. This means that the activity of the Baker all arrives on my data connection and not my wifi network at home. How can I fix it.

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• Can't see the devices connected to 2.4 GHz WiFi

  I recently bought and set up a R6220-100NAS Netgear with the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz WiFi signals available less than a month ago and updated to the latest firmware, when I ran my initial installation (although I don't know which version it is). I have 1 PC connected to my router and other devices (including my printer) are connected wireless.

  Since the installation of this new router, I noticed that I cannot print on my Canon PIXMA MX892. I was not able to solve this problem, as much as I would like, but so far, I've been able to determine that the printer is only able to connect to my network of 2.4 GHz, and I can't ping from my PC (ping to the IP address response comes back under the name of "unreachable" as opposed to the typical error "request Ping" can't find host).

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• Pavilion 15 ab268ca: laptop HP Pavilion 15 5 GHz Wifi upgrade?

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  Hey guys!  I recently bought this laptop new. Wifi is always low enough on her because she has a 2.4 GHz adapter installed.  I want to upgrade the wifi card inside a wifi 5 GHz with the bluetooth combo card.

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  Any suggestions on what will work or where to go to find would be greatly appreciated!

  Speed, according to Intel, 2 x 2 AC 7265 could reach the theoretical limit of 867 Mbps, while the AC 3165 1 x 1 433 Mbps

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• Cannot view or connect to the Wifi network of 5 GHz with Time Capsule from Apple 5th generation

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  name TCwifi wireless

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• Pavilion 17-ab077nz: 5 GHz WiFi only?

  New laptops (sold in Switzerland, insofar as this matter) speak 5 GHz WiFi only? I'm looking for a new laptop. Half a year ago I saw an ENVY 17-r187nz with 802.11a/b/g/n/ac, but now the specification of a 17-ab077nz Pavilion (which is otherwise almost identical) talking only about 802.11 ac.  Other new models also offer 802.11ac only. No more recent laptops provide is more possibilities Wifi 2.4 GHz? Having high speed at home is great, but I fear that, on a trip, 5 GHz networks will not be not always available.

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• Pavilion dv6-6113tx frequency 5 GHz wireless network has not detected

  Hello

  My HP Pavilion dv6-6113tx Entertainment Notebook PC does not detect the signals of frequency of 5 GHz. I tried to verify my update of the software of wireless network and it is also up to date. I asked my colleague to help, they suggested me to attach a double external dongal wireless broadband. Is this the only solution? Or is it possible to replace the network adapter with a double band if this machine does not have this one. Please help me, I'm really annoyed with my computer laptop wifi. He works with 2.4 GHz wifi signal, ut due to problem of interference as indicated by the internet provider that doesn't have the right speed and speed fluctuates a lot.

  Pending a possitive response,

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  Hey @arbab92 ,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  I understand that you're looking for more information about the 5 GHz wireless connectivity computer laptop dv6.

  The adapter supplied with your laptop is not a dual band card and does not support the frequency of 5 GHz.

  Generally (RFI) Wireless interference can be solved by changing the channel on your router wireless. The default value for most router manufacturers is channel 6, which runs on 2,437 GHz. You can change the channel on your router to channel 1 wireless (2.412 GHz) or 11 (2,462 GHz) away from the bloated channel 6 if there are several wireless networks and devices in your area.

  If changing the channel is not an option, or does not resolve the problem, you can buy a wireless network for your laptop adapter. The only 5 GHz compatible card that is compatible with your laptop is the Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6230. The part number for this is 631956-001. You should be able to order it on the HP part Surfer Web site or third party like Amazon or eBay resellers.

  You can see how to install this map on page 67 of the HP Pavilion dv6 Notebook PC - Maintenance and Service of Guide.

  I hope this is the information you're looking for.

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• WRT610N: portable computers cannot connect to the 5 Ghz wireless network!

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  SSID broadcast: enabled

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  Security on the two mode is 'WPA2-personal' and "WPA-TKIP or WPA2-AES" encryption

  But my laptop do the WRT610WiFi-G and not the other :-(

  Currently, I am a bit disappointed as you can understand, but I hope someone here can

  give me a solution for this problem...

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  Chris.

  Fix. Should be a/b/g/n

• EA6500 ping <>5.0 GHz 2.4 GHz wifi?

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  I had my E2500 with 2.4 and 5 Ghz WiFis with different names, works very well for months until yesterday 5 GHz WiFi stop working and I got my PC back to 2.4 ghz. When I go to the page of the router-> status-> wireless networks in the 5 GHz network shows an empty address, channel by n/a and the width of the channel by n/a, while 2.4 has fill out them correctly. I tried using different settings for WiFi, but nothing has worked. I also tried resetting the device and update the firmware. How can I know that the 5 GHz interface is not faulty and the cause of the problem?

  I found a solution to my problem: I came back the firmware to the previous version (I had upgraded to the latest version 2.0 front) and now the radio works fine. It seems that the firmware has not been properly tested.

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• 4 cl of 1043 replace Intel 2230 with Intel 6235 HP ENVY (or another card for 5 GHz wifi)

  Hi all

  I have HP ENVY 4 1043cl model which has wifi Intel Centrino 2230. According to the maintanance user guide - this laptop supports only 2.4 Ghz wifi.

  I could replace my card by another wireless (which is not leasted in the user guide) that supports wifi 5 ghz? For example, Intel® Centrino® Advanced - N 6235 Wi - Fi and Bluetooth?

  OlegOSH wrote:

  Hi all

  I have HP ENVY 4 1043cl model which has wifi Intel Centrino 2230. According to the maintanance user guide - this laptop supports only 2.4 Ghz wifi.

  I could replace my card by another wireless (which is not leasted in the user guide) that supports wifi 5 ghz? For example, Intel® Centrino® Advanced - N 6235 Wi - Fi and Bluetooth?

  Hi, I would like to take a chance with the 6235. I think that the Ivy Bridge laptops have more white list, but it's just my observation.

• 5 GHz WiFi card update - Compaq Presario

  I just got a new router today and found out that it is a double router broadband and supports the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz. I was wondering if I could update my existing WiFi card that supports only the 2.4 GHz and get one that will take in charge the 5 GHz band. Also if I have a 5 GHz WiFi card in my laptop can still connect to networks that support 2.4 GHz only? How much would cost a new card? And finally, if I can improve my card, how I put in my laptop?

  Data sheet:

  Model: Compaq Presario CQ57-33WM

  OS: upgrade to Windows 8.1 Pro

  Memory: Updated 6 GB of RAM

  Hard drive: 320 GB 5400 RPM

  Processor: FSB of 1333 MHz 1.50 GHz Intel Celeron processor B800

  Network cards:

  Realtek RTL8188CE 802.11 b/g/n WiFi Adapter

  Realtek PCIe FE Family Controller

  (A lot of WAN Miniports is also listed in Device Manager)

  Can I still switch my wireless card based on these specifications? It would be difficult to change? Let me know if you need more information on the computer.

  Also, if it ends up that I can't change my card or it is really hard to change, could use something like this as a last resort? Double USB adapter wireless broadband

  Any help is appreciated!

  Thank you!

  filupskid wrote:

  I just got a new router today and found out that it is a double router broadband and supports the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz. I was wondering if I could update my existing WiFi card that supports only the 2.4 GHz and get one that will take in charge the 5 GHz band. Also if I have a 5 GHz WiFi card in my laptop can still connect to networks that support 2.4 GHz only? How much would cost a new card? And finally, if I can improve my card, how I put in my laptop?

  Data sheet:

  Model: Compaq Presario CQ57-33WM

  OS: upgrade to Windows 8.1 Pro

  Memory: Updated 6 GB of RAM

  Hard drive: 320 GB 5400 RPM

  Processor: FSB of 1333 MHz 1.50 GHz Intel Celeron processor B800

  Network cards:

  Realtek RTL8188CE 802.11 b/g/n WiFi Adapter

  Realtek PCIe FE Family Controller

  (A lot of WAN Miniports is also listed in Device Manager)

  Can I still switch my wireless card based on these specifications? It would be difficult to change? Let me know if you need more information on the computer.

  Also, if it ends up that I can't change my card or it is really hard to change, could use something like this as a last resort? Double USB adapter wireless broadband

  Any help is appreciated!

  Thank you!

  Hello

  According to the service manual this lappy does not support 5 GHz wireless cards. Most recent computers based Intel Mobile (Ivy Bridge and higher) support the latest maps wireless Intel including the last 7260AC one. Your laptop is older, so I can't say with certainty what will work or not. In this case I suggest to get some usb adapters wireless such as that of your link or one of them:

  http://wireless-adapter-review.TopTenReviews.com/

• 5 GHz Wifi unstable

  I recently bought a HP 15 Omen, running Windows 8.  Everything was fine until two days ago, when my 5 GHz wifi disappeared (I can always connect to the 2.4 GHz network, but it is considerably slower).  After Googling for answers, I went into

  Device management->

  Network cards->

  Intel (r) Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260->

  Properties.

  In properties, advanced, I changed the value of 802.11n for 5.2 GHz channel width... from Auto to 20 MHz only.

  So he resolved the problem, for about 30 minutes, then the 5 GHz network have abandoned once again and then reappeared after a few seconds.  And now it disappears at random, usually around five to six times a day.

  It is not a major problem that I can work around it, but it becomes a big trouble.  I would be grateful for any help anyone can give.

  The 5 GHz channel has a range that is much shorter than the 2.4 GHz due to its higher frequency channel. When your network is de-energized, you may even be unable to reconnect.

  To isolate the problem, you can check if another device of 5 GHz is the same problem as your PC. If Yes, then you need to downgrade to 2.4 GHz channel, or consider expanding your signal with a Repeater.