Installation of WLAN 802.11ac VST

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• Update on to the card WLAN 802.11ac wireless T540p

  I have a ThinkPad T540p and model 20BFA1R5IX series R9xxxxx, purchased in Italy.
  I want to update the network card with one that supports ac 802.11 wireless.
  Some research on the Lenovo Web site, I found a hardware compatibility list which is updated until 2014 (the name of the file is:540_fru_bom_20140108.pdft).
  This list indicates that the card "Intel Wilkins Peak 2 7260 2 * 2 + BT4.0 11ac m2 card Wake", which has the FRU 04 x 6007 must be compatible with my T540p.
  I wanted to know if this is true, and if there are other 802.11ac best of Intel compatible wireless cards and the number of RUF for T540p.
  Thank you in advance.

  Best regards.

  Fabrizio

  It's a recent document:
  https://download.Lenovo.com/parts/ThinkPad/t540_fru_bom_20140108.PDF

  .. .to from this page
  https://support.Lenovo.com/us/en/products/laptops-and-netbooks/ThinkPad-t-series-laptops/ThinkPad-T5...

  Wireless devices have unique IDS, they are stored in the BIOS. "Peripheral wireless + laptop" combination are in before the laptop sertified is offered on the market. It is a very expensive process. Thus, the number of specific portable wireless devices supported is updated very rarely. New wifi devices (Intel 7265 based on) have begun to use for laptops Lenovo Broadwell line.

• What are users with Cisco 802.11n 802.11ac WLAN APs running on Low Power?

  Experts Sars WLAN,

  I'm new on a big installation WLAN here and noticed that not only the AIR-CAP2702I-E-K9 communicate on the Management Station first central and many changes of low-power 2.4 GHz antenna power level.

  People here tell me that it is not harmful, but I am slightly dubious and would like your opinion here.

  WLAN access points are activated with 2.4 and 5 GHz-antennas and shoot only 15.4 Watt following switch.

  Interface Admin Oper Power (Watts) class of device
  Of the PS to the device
  --------- ------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------------- -----

  Ba3/4 auto on 17.3 15.4 4 AIR-CAP2702I-E-K9

  First is revealing:

  "APis running on Low Power." Please disable Radio one and reset the access point to get full power on the other radio. »

  The access point is configured for 802.11n on both bands and 802.11ac on 5 GHz.

  I can also see many Power Level change on the 2.4 Ghz antenna.

  Here people are complaining about downtime on laptops for SAP applications.

  Also a voice over WLAN installation does not work very well.

  But I don't know if this has something to do with low power.

  What are the consequences for WLAN users in this scenario?

  Changes in the level of power can cause interruptions to users of WIFI?

  Is 'Low-Power' - Situation responsible for a large amount of sending changes to feeding on 2.4 GHz?

  Who knows more and has experience with low-power facilities?

  Thank you for any comments on this

  Wini

  Just to add

  What are the consequences for WLAN users in this scenario?

  * Anything, just change really the number of antennas is used

  Changes in the level of power can cause interruptions to users of WIFI?

  * Change in power level, do not make changes to string

  Is 'Low-Power' - Situation responsible for a large amount of sending changes to feeding on 2.4 GHz?

  * No.

  Who knows more and has experience with low-power facilities?

  You should focus on your environment and what you see. With low power due to the PoE does not affect the user experience.  If your access point changes the power too high or too low, you can introduce some poor duplication of coverage or channel.  If you are also in a building/space tenant shared, other installs nearby Wireless will affect your RF and yours will have an impact on their. Nothing we can do.  You must set customer issues before assuming what is wrong, that nothing could be wrong.  The updated client drivers is also a good thing to do to eliminate this problem.

  -Scott

  Please evaluate the useful messages *.

• 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.

• G6R35UAR #ABA: can I upgrade the card wireless 802.11ac

  Please let know us if it is possible to upgrade the card wireless in my laptop to a 802.11ac card.  A currently installed 802.11b/g/n card.

  My PC is a HP Pavilion 17 laptop.

  G6R35UAR #ABA product name

  Thank you.

  There is no white list. Here is the Service Manual:

  See p. 96

  Manual

  You have the 17 inch model and for the 15-inch model AMD HP actually an AC card. This one:

  2x2HMC AC + BT4 Broadcom BCM 4352 WLAN 802.11 for HP Pavilion 15 AMD computer models available for Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 724935-005

  It is an equivalent spare card sold on amazon.com:

  http://www.Amazon.com/Azurewave-Broadcom-BCM94352HMB-802-11-867Mbps/DP/B00IFYEYXC/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&QID=1453758370&SR=8-4&keywords=Broadcom+802.11AC

  The card would work for you, but I have to warn you that the installation is no easy thing. It requires extensive disassembly and will jeopardize the warranty. You should not try to install an Intel card as they are called does not play nice with AMD computers. The Broadcom will be your best bet.

  If you have questions let us know.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• Time Capsule 802.11ac airport fan is always on

  For two days my Airport Time Capsule 802.11ac 3 TB - Version 7.7.3 fan works verry strong and amber light flashing ist.

  AirPort Utility reports the status "this device could be overheating.

  All functions of the time Capsule works fin (internet LAN/WLAN, hard drives - Time Machine backup)

  Normal temperature just from device ist. Only the fan runs at maximum speed

  When I reboot then TimeCapsule the light is green for a few seconds. The fan works silently. After that, the fan went up to maximum speed and light is orange flashing.

  How can I reduce the speed of the fan?

  The Capsule is defective and needs replacement. Please bring the product to an Apple Store... If you have one near you... or contact the Apple Support directly.

  Contact Apple for support and service - Apple Support

• WRT1900AC. I can't find the 802.11ac network Mode option.

  I bought the router WRT1900AC last Thursday. I did the initial installation (manual mode). I use a Toshiba Chromebook 2 with a wireless adapter.

  But on the 5 Ghz wireless tab, I can't find the 802.11ac mode. I only have these options:

  • Mixed mode
  • 802. 11A / n only
  • 802.11n only
  • 802. 11 a only

  Where is 802.11ac? How to use it?

  My wireless settings are:

  

  Mixed or are A/D only the CA Protocol.

• Airport Extreme 802.11ac - I have a defective router again?

  Dear Apple friends,

  I reduced a problem with my Airport Extreme 802.11ac wireless router which I hope someone can shed some light on.

  Things I've tried:

  • Hard reset
  • Factory full reset w. of new settings.
  • Two different Apple ID (account iCloud)
  • Connection via the devices iOS (iPhone and iPad, both on v9.3.4)
  • 7.7.3 downgrade (problem).
  • New upgrade to 7.7.7 (problem).

  That is the problem.

  If I put a ID for 'Back to my Mac' Apple Airport utility > basic Station... updated and restart the router...

  

  .. .the router will not appear in Airport utility again unless I connect to it directly via IP.

  

  A Wi - Fi connection works fine but I cannot access the airport, or whatever it be connected until I have remove the back to my Mac (Apple ID) of Airport utility references.

  This router is a replacement from the Apple Store for a faulty Airport Extreme 802.11ac, who died after a few months.

  Any suggestion would be appreciated. I think again that router to Apple, but before you make the trek down there, I would be a little sure that this isn't just a bug or a problem on the end of Apple.

  Thank you, in advance.

  No, you don't do anything wrong. This problem has been reported several times recently and the only 'solution' at this stage is to disable Back to My Mac on your AirPort base station, until Apple has a chance to solve this problem.

• When is Airport Express available in 802.11ac?

  I think of buying an Airport Express Terminal as an Extender for my network with an Airport Extreme base station.  No one knows when or if the Express will be available in 802.11ac format?  In addition, the benefits or drawbacks to the use of the Airport Express as an Extender?

  No one knows when or if the Express will be available in 802.11ac format?

  A forum to support users... we're all users... just like you.  Unfortunately, no one here will have any idea what a company notoriously secret like Apple could do, or when they could do.

  The only people who know anything about are at Apple, and they do not say.

  To the extent where using the Express as an Extender linking to the main router of the airport by using a wireless connection...

  Upside... more signals range

  Downside... loss of about half of the potential speed on the network

• 802.11AC

  I have an extreme Apple (latest version) which is ac 802.11. I keep in a room near the kitchen. In the living room, I have an Apple Express, and this is the 1st version. Turning to 802.11n and I have an ATV 4th Gen connected to it. In the House, I have another Apple Express, also 1st version and I also have an ATV 4th Gen connected to it.

  I have the latest iPad Pro and MacBook 12 inches. These run to ac 802.11.

  The two expresses it is connected to "Extend the wireless network" in Airport utility.

  My question is, if the extreme works in 802.11ac and (2) Express with 802.11n, am I get full speed/bandwidth or do I need to get rid of the Express and maybe get another Apple Extreme 802.11ac?

  Thank you very much. I appreciate it.

  My question is, if the extreme works in 802.11ac and (2) Express with 802.11n, am I get full speed/bandwidth or do I need to get rid of the Express and maybe get another Apple Extreme 802.11ac?

  The Express Gen1 are single band... and more than likely using 2.4 ghz which is also limited in Apple routers to 150Mbps max... so with wireless extension of the Max speed which is normally about 60Mbps (wireless is half - duplex to half the link speed and then a little less for inefficiency) around 30Mbps (half of the half) is what you can expect. Even then, it might be much slower if the wireless signal is weak.

  Measure and see... More valid numbers are your own results. What speeds you get when connected to an express with a computer of the usual speedtest.com.

  Now, if you have internet slow... for example ADSL I have with a top speed of about 6 Mbps, then buy the best equipment will not increase an iota of internet speed. However if you need better local lan speed or your internet connection is faster than 30Mbps routers purchases better wireless CAN help.

  I say MAY because AC wireless has bad range... While it can give very high speed he falls too quickly...

  There is only one way fully guaranteed to get the bandwidth... Ethernet.

  If you are not able or not willing to install ethernet... any other method is the luck of the draw.

• HP Elitebook 8470p: possible upgrade to Intel AC 7260 802.11ac wireless? HP Elitebook 8470p

  I want to improve the wireless card on the 8470 p, and I read that HP has whitelisted some Wi - Fi cards, so only those approved by HP may really work

  Now the 8470p is released in 2010 / 2011 (?) - some time then anyway and 802.11ac wasn't really one thing in 2011 (at least not outside the offices of the IEEE)

  I found this on the interwebs:

  http://Forum.techinferno.com/HP-business-class-notebooks/6691-installing-wireless-card-Intel-AC-7260...

  And this person implies that it would be possible to type in a 802.11ac wireless adapter and it would only work? Thought ID ask the official HP forums, because it's a HP product!

  Thank you

  EDIT: The Solution is wrong. See jlong pos

  No AC adapters will not work. Only wifi cards that are on the whitelist, that is those in the manual and only ref HP versions of those.

  The Intel cards are limited to the Ref. HP versions contrary to the statements of the Wicki guy. There are a few options of 5 GHz, but not 802.11ac cards. Sometimes the cards that are not in the manual will work somehow and I know there is a 7260N that many people confuse for the 7260ac card. I know that the 7260AC will NOT work because we had messages before people here who have tried, but it would not shock me if a 7260N card would work. Cannot promise, however. It is largely a guessing game since the actual whitelist itself has never been made public.

• My LAN airport Time Capsule 802.11ac began to abandon their studies on the Cox network.

  My local network that the internet began to abandon their studies in airport Time Capsule 802.11ac associated with my network of Cox. The green light stays on. Unplug it and plug it back bring it will return immediately.

  I disabled IPv6 on the suggestion of the counsel of COX because Cox and Apple have a problem with these capsules of time regarding IPv6 and IPv4 is supposed to work.

  It is a question of cox or should my time capsule service?

  This modem do you have? Brand and model please.

  It may be a contributing factor, where the transition to IPv6 is causing issues, but raised another problem.

  He has also reported a DNS issue... Please fix the DNS servers of your TC... (IPv6 is set to link-local now in your TC?) Assign the values google DNS and see if it improves things.

• Airport Express & 802.11ac?

  When is Apple going to Airport Express 802.11ac?

  Apple only knows. We are not common to Apple's plans.

  We all know when Apple made an announcement.

• HP Pavilion 23-h024 AIO: can I put my HP Pavilion 23-h024 network card to support the 802.11ac?

  Our wifi at work is extremely slow and the technician who came told us that we have a router with capacities of 5 GHz. My boss wonders if our PC is supported by an upgrade on the network card before we spend the money to do this. Is there anyone can tell me which cards are compatible with our PC? Any information will be greatly appreciated.

  Upgrading a PC AIO is much more difficult than a normal desktop PC.

  The easiest way to update your AIO PC would be to upgrade with a wifi usb 802.11ac adapter.  Wifi installed mini PCIe wifi adapter uses the setting of 1 x 1 antenna built into your PC. Your PC is not able to be upgraded to a wifi with ability to stream adapter 2 x 2. You would need this ability to upgrade, but your PC has not.

  I have a collection of wifi usb adapters for my own use.  My favorite usb adapter is the ASUS USB-AC56.

  Note you will also need to upgrade the router to able to bradcasting your SSID to 2.4 and 5 Ghz with the 802.11ac specification.

  @helpmepickone

  I've updated some information in this post. See paragraph 2.

• How of many streams 802.11ac end 15 27 "5 K?

  I'm trying to determine the fastest wireless access point, can I use it with my new 4 GHz quad core i7 iMac 5 K without overpaying.  My end of 2013 MacBook pro supports the flow of 3 x 3, so I had the RT - 68U ASUS, but I wonder how many streams are available in the new iMac.  I can't find this spec.  Thank you!

  http://www.Apple.com/iMac/performance/

  Wireless

  Up to three times faster than Wi - Fi.

  With three components technology 802.11ac, iMac takes office Wi - Fi at an unprecedented rate. Simply connect a 802.11ac - such as AirPort Extreme or Time Capsule airport - base station and to reach data rates of Gbps.3 up to 1.3 which is triple the previous 802.11n standard. You also get double the bandwidth of the channel, with scale of 80 MHz channels offering more room for data more than circulate more quickly than ever.