Intel 5300 r61e network adapter

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• Adapter Intel dual AND installed - VM shows the Intel Pro/MT network adapter?

  Hi all

  I installed a dual adapter Intel AND in my host of ESXi v4.0.

  Loaded the driver through "vihostupdate out connection-bundle" > ok.

  INT-intel-lad-ddk-igb-1.3.19.12.1-offline_bundle-185976.zip

  The problem is that when I use this card in a VM it appears like an Intel pro/MT as a dual adapter Intel network card AND.

  In my view, this means that the NETWORK card will not work correctly.

  Advanced properties do not show the Intel network card options AND has.

  My question is:

  -How do I find and "bind" the good driver for this NETWORK adapter?

  Thank you Jaap

  PS

  I had set it up correctly on this system before.

  To test my installation doc, I started on.

  You will never see the physical NIC in the comments because he comes to virtualized hardware. Either you see map of VMware or em, regulated Intel E1000.

  When you see how an Intel adapter in the prompt the vNIC is defined on the type Intel E1000. You can also choose to use different "vmxnet» types

  However, the drivers, you need to come with VMWare tools, you must install in each guest. While the type of vNIC "e1000" can be used with the drivers shipped with the guest operating system, you need VMWare tools if you use type of vNIC «vmxnet»

  AWo

  VCP 3 & 4

  Author @ vmwire.net

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• HP Pavilion dv7-1195er: Intel 5300 AGN for dv7-1195er

  Hi all

  My laptop can use only WiFi cards that are checked in the white list of the BIOS.

  The whitelist, which is supported in the current version of the BIOS:

  Broadcom 4312, 4322 Broadcom, Broadcom 4321,

  Intel 5300, Intel 5100

  I want to replace the current wireless (Broadcom BCM94312MCG) on an Intel 5300 AGN card because the latter supports 802.11n.

  So, my BIOS supports supported than the next Intel 5300 AGN cards:

  DEV SUBSYS FRI

  8086 4236 10118086
  8086 4235 10018086
  8086 4235 10048086

  When I'm looking for this card (e.g. eBay), some sellers say "for IBM and HP.

  So my question is:

  (1) what Intel 5300 AGN model is right for me?

  2)

  I found the card

  Model: 533AN_MMW Intel WiFi Link 5300

  11S43Y6496Z1ZFUH03H499

  Will it work on my laptop?

  Thank you in advance.

  Your laptop has an Intel processor and discrete graphics?

  The maintenance and service guide shows those as being requirements for the Intel 5300 wifi link adapter. (pg 21-23)

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c01918142

  The MSG shows the following as wifi adapters are compatible with versions of AMD platform

• Problem with T500 Intel 5300 AGN WiFi fixed...

  I finally found the solution to my problem today, and I write this information in the hopes that someone can verify in their environment, what I found in mine.  Also in the hope that it will save someone else the weeks of effort it took resolve.

  To summarize, my problem was that I was able to stream audio or video from my local network or from the internet without losing connectivity frequently or permanently.  This problem started when several months ago I updated my laptop for Win 7 Professional of Vista Business.  I don't meet with the problem in Vista.

  Today, I have determined that the problem is that I am under mixed mode on my LAN that is apparently supported by Win 7 for the Intel 5300 driver.  My router is D - Link DIR-655, which is a 802.11n router can be configured for mixed mode support.  I'm running that he configured for support because my wife's cell phone supports n and g as g.  I booted up my laptop today and I began an audio stream from my server and to my surprise it worked perfectly, just as it should.  I listened for a while and all of a sudden the music started to jump.  I noticed that my wife had started just his cell phone around the same time the jump began.  On a long shot, I went to the advanced configuration of the 5300 and disabled 802.11n support forcing them to disconnect and reconnect to 54 Mbps.  This action restored my audio stream immediately and I progressed to test several LAN and WAN connectivity actions (browser, e-mail, etc.) which previously guaranteed a discontinuity in the flow.  Everything continued to work exactly as you would expect.

  I feel that the problem is with the driver 5300 rather than my router because to solve the problem, I have disabled 802.11n on the 5300, not on the router.  The D-Link still works in mixed g/n mode 802.11.  Also, I have a laptop Lenovo T61, which also has a good Intel WiFi AGN adapter to a different model.  This laptop works in n mode with no connection problems, either via the same router D-Link.

  I hope that someone else on this forum allows to reproduce my results in their LAN/WAN environment to confirm that there is a problem with the driver Win 7 currently available for the 5300.  Thanks to Lenovo technicians, who spent several hours on the phone with me and even sent me a new adapter 5300 at a time, thinking that maybe the problem.

  Okay, more than 24 hours now without any problems, 2.4 ghz and full rate of 270/300.  As with the GSM card, I tried the latest vista driver intel 5300 and poof, no problem loading.

  I decided to do so after testing with some dual-band routers.  I noticed that it worked well on 5 GHz, but if it is locked at 2.4 it had problems with all routers.  It also worked well with dlink adapter USB N on 2.4 ghz.

  Since he had worked in vista with 2.4 ghz, I decided to try this driver and was able to put all the settings back to full (power transmission, optimizations, etc.).

  13.0.0.107? seems to have a bug of driver at 2.4 ghz.  The exact version is 12.4.4.5.  So far I have found no side effects (except without freezes or crashes on the 5300).

  So, hope this works for others, if all goes well, next version of the driver it will solve, but mine works fine for now.

  -j

• HP Compaq 6200 Pro small format: Re-install the network adapter

  Dear assistants & members,

  Yesterday, I tried to download a 64-bit system that has not worked and had trouble.

  I am trying to connect to the internet, but it still says: a network adapter was not found (something like that)

  I have seen a lot of messages so I already do my hardware ID:

  PCI\VEN_8086 & DEV_1502 & SUBSYS_1497103C & REV_04

  PCI\VEN_8086 & DEV_1502 & SUBSYS_1497103C

  PCI\VEN_8086 & DEV_1502 & CC_020000

  PCI\VEN_8086 & DEV_1502 & CC_0200

  I hope you self-introduction can help out me.

  I'm computer: HP Compaq 6200 Pro Small Form Factor

  Hello:

  Try the driver directly from Intel.  The hardware ID you posted is for an Intel ethernet card.

  The first file listed is for W7 32 bit.

  https://Downloadcenter.Intel.com/download/18713/network-adapter-driver-for-Windows-7-

  I was going to ask...

  How did you couldn't get W7 x 64 install?

  I have an Elite 8200, which is the same model as yours, except that it's a chipset series 6 Intel a little better than you do.

  I had no problem installing W7 x 64 on it.

• Satellite L500-13z - Windows 7 does not recognize wireless network adapter

  Hello

  The Windows 7 RC Device Manager does not recognize my wireless network adapter (for example: Atheros, Intel or Realtek). I tried to install all the Toshiba support drivers, but none of them work:

  After installation, they ask me to connect the unit to my computer (of course it is still on the motherboard!).

  =>, Is there a way to know what is my Wifi adapter?

  that one failed: http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/HTD7201PO000SR01.htm (this is the only Word to say "network adapter" with a yellow exclamation point).

  -Online someone knows when will be released Windows 7 drivers on the website?

  Hello

  Before you begin to install all drivers WLAN you can find on the Toshiba site you must make sure that wireless network card, you have exactly. You can check in the Device Manager-online properties-online Details of the local network adapter device.
  Need you an information like PCI\VEN_XXXX & DEV_XXXX

  If you have based this information you are looking for with these terms on this site in order to determine the exact WLAN card:
  http://www.PCIDatabase.com/

  After that, you can download the driver appropriate for your laptop. Before installing, you must uninstall all other versions and restart the laptop.
  Also, make sure that the WIFI is enabled with the hardware switch and FN + F8.

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• Satellite L300-2This - wireless network adapter is not listed in Device Manager

  PL. seated me in solving the WIFI issue in my newly purchased Toshiba Satellite L300-2This (PSLBGE 020004AR)

  1. me confirm - this model is equipped with WIFI as shown in the Web of Toshiba site but my device manager it is not displayed at all. (using Windows XP)-its only display Realteck LAN

  2. I installed the drivers from the site web of Toshiba - but always hardware WIFI not be picked up by any driver. Device Manager showing that a single 'Ethernet LAN' not installed-may be it is the WIFI card but once again on three pilots (real teak/intel/Ac..). which is the right selection computer-based laptop model No.? as none does not detect the hardware.

  3. confirm me - this model is NOT - equipped also BluTooth?

  Appreciate the quick response in this regard.

  Violaine Asim

  Hi mate,

  Just a simple question: have you activated the wireless network adapter using the hardware on the computer switch portable and key combination FN + F8?

  Satellite L300 is permanently equipped with wireless network card because a friend of mine had the same specifications.

  However, you should try to update the WLAN driver. Check the download page of the Toshiba driver for an update.

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• HP ENVY 15 t-k000 CTO Notebook: HP Envy My network adapter does not support gigabit speeds. Is there an upgrade available?

  My HP Envy 15 t-k000 works very well, but it is slow. I thought it was my internet until I did some troubleshooting and discovered that I don't get the super fast speed that I'm supposed to receive this is because my computer does not have a fast enough network adapter. He's currently the Qualcomm Atheros AR9485 it came with. I watched the maintenance manual and could not find an upgrade. Is there a module I can replace with allowing for speeds 1 G?

  The part number for the laptop is G0T55AV.

  Thank you!

  Hello:

  The adapter you mentioned... Qualcomm Atheros AR9485 is the wireless network card, and I do not think that this card connects everything faster than 72 Mbps.

  Your laptop comes with the card Realtek 10/100 ethernet (wired) and it cannot be upgraded because the ethernet chip is part of the motheboard.

  If you want a gigabit ethernet connection, so I advise you to buy an external USB to RJ-45 gigabit ethernet adapter.

  You won't find any wireless card that will go beyond the rate of 867 Mbps AC, and you would need a router ca to achieve these speeds.

  You would also dismantle the entire notebook to replace the wireless card and if your laptop has a single antenna attached to the atheros wireless network card, you will not be able to upgrade to the fastest wireless card.

  A proper AC map would be the Intel 7260 wireless card if your mobile phone has two antennas attached to the atheros card.

  http://www.Intel.com/content/www/us/en/wireless-products/dual-band-wireless-AC-7260-Bluetooth.html

• Satellite P15-8409, Atheros wireless network adapter problem

  Hello. I'm having a frustrating problem with an old laptop Satellite P15. I restored the phone to default settings using the recovery disk that the system was working very badly. After that, the wireless network adapter has stopped working. In the Device Manager "Atheros AR5001X + Wireless Network Adapter" is marked with a yellow exclamation point. In the menu properties, under general, the State of the device the following is listed:

  The device cannot find enough free resources that it can use (code 12)

  The operating system is Windows XP Home Edition. The same problem has been present in SP1, SP2 and SP3. I also updated the BIOS to V2, but it also did not help.

  At work, we use a wireless internet connection. At home, I have a DSL connection. Curiously, when I plugged the network cable to the House, the yellow exclamation mark disappeared and a wireless connection icon appeared in the network connections window. I assumed that the problem has been resolved by updating to Windows; However when I brought the computer in the office, the wireless adapter was once more in the State I described.

  I searched the internet for the same problem, but was unable to find anything. I would be very happy to help.

  all the best,

  James

  BIOS version is installed on your machine? And you have you recently changed some hardware etc...?

  I don't know what it could be, but in the worst cases, the wlan card has certain shortcomings. You can check this by getting somewhere such an atheros wlan card or intel and install it instead of the one installed.

  Maybe the exchange of cards should solve this problem?

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• ConfigFree: windows pop up message: sellers application is controlling the wireless network adapter

  Hello

  When I draw a line from nearby wireless networks (with or without WEP security) to the laptop in the middle icon,
  a popup message with the text: the provider application is controlling the wireless card.
  Does anyone know what this message or where I can get the answer to this question?

  After clicking on it you may see far (only the 'ok' button is available), the connecting line with the laptop wireless network disconnects after
  a few seconds.

  Thanks a lot for helping me...

  Hello

  In my opinion this message appears because a 3rd WLan utility configures and controls the WiFi connection!
  There are different possibilities:
  The laptop uses the Intel wireless network adapter and the Intel Proset utility configures the WLan
  Or
  The laptop uses the Atheros WLan card and Atheros Client utility configures the WLan
  Or
  The windows have the option has been enabled and do this job.

  In this case ConfigFree application cannot configure and control the WiFi connection!

• Cannot get my network adapter work

  Hello
  I have computer laptop hp pavilion 1307ee g6 and I saw Trojans lately and had to reinstall windows 7 ultimate 32 bit
  I installed the driver Intel Wireless Drivers and Intel PROSet WiFi of my Intel for Microsoft Windows 7 and it has been installed completely
  still network card is not found and in the Device Manager it has no network adapter category until I tried to add material "not adding hardware inherited."

  and under the other devices ethernet controller, network controller has yellow on sign
  can you help me please?

  It's because you don't have an Intel wireless card in your notebook, but a one Broadcom.

  These drivers, you should get operational.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-105719-1 & CC = US & DLC = in & LC =

• X 250 reports for SCCM 2007 boot disk WinPE "cannot find a valid network adapter."

  I built a 250 X with Win7sp1 Enterprise, used Lenovo System Update to update all drivers, driver and creates a new package of drivers of SCCM 2007.

  I added the driver v 12.12.80.1950 Intel I217-LM to the Boot Image, distributed to distruting SCCM points and created a new USB stick to boot using the SCCM Assistant.

  When I boot on the USB drive I get the message "cannot find a network adapter valid."

  I can use the ignition key on a 240 X without any problems.

  I can see the pilot I217-LM in the boot image. When I connect locally on the laptop, I can connect to a share on another PC, so the driver and connecting to the LAN function. It is only during boot on the key of USB startup problem occurs.

  Any help much appreciated.

  Problem solved.

  The boot image, I added the driver to was "not to inject a ConfigMgr driver", I created a new boot image added three drivers NET from the driver package provided by Lenovo SCCM for X 250 and the laptop can now connect to the SCCM server.

• Pavilion G7-1355dx: Question of wireless network adapter

  Hello

  I have an old HP Pavilion 1355dx G7 and I use it during the games XBOX a stream. It has only one network adapter Wireless 2.4 ghz, if coupled with that much congestion in my neighborhood, it broadcasts only during the flawless.

  This laptop supports 5 GHz wirelesss network cards? I'm hoping to move to a 5 ghz however I want to make sure that it supports before as I have buy a. I also noticed that my wireless network adapter is slightly larger than the 5 ghz adapter I have in another laptop. How can I determine the size when I order one, if it is supported?

  @MickeyJames

  Intel Centrino Advanced - N 6230, only for models with computer

  a processor Intel 631956-001

  Intel® Centrino® Advanced - N 6230 is a dual-band (2.4 GHz and 5.0 GHz), 2 x 2, IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n Wi - Fi and Bluetooth * wireless network card that offers up to 300 Mbps of bandwidth, up to 2 x the range and more consistent connectivity.

  Your manual here.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03538328

  If you order a make you use the HP part number.

  REO

• Satellite P100 does not start using Intel 5300 WLan

  Does anyone has replaced the Satellite P100 with one of these Intel 5300 WLan card.
  Help when I plug it into the slot pci and boot up my lappy, nothing happens.

  However when I plug my Wlan Intel 3945abg card in all starts fine.

  What is the problem?

  Hello

  I think that you used just a WLan card is not compatible

  As far as I know that the laptop has been already equipped with a network based on your assignment and Mini-PCI Wireless card laptop works properly using the previous WLan card

  If you want to solve this problem of-> use the supported wireless network card!

• Pavilion dv7 WC159EA #ABU: replacement of the network adapter on HP Pavilion dv7-3111ea

  Can you tell me what is the best card available and compatible network for my laptop? I'm looking to upgrade, for better performance and speed overall, which is currently averaging around 35Mbps on speedtest on a ~ 100 Mbps Broadband fiber optic (Virgin UK).

  Here's what he said:

  Wireless options integrated wireless LAN (WLAN) using the wireless module:
  Module of Half-Mini Card WLAN 802.11a/b/g ■ Intel 5100
  Module ■ 4322 Broadcom 802.11a/b/g/n WLAN
  Module ■ Broadcom 802.11a/b/g WLAN

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-dv7-3100-entertainment-notebook-PC-series/4074368/model/4100028/manuals?cc=us&lang=en

  If you can find a half-height intel 5300 for HP I would try that but also look at the 4322 broadcome which would indicate that one is dual band of its identifier. But my money first of all find a low-profile 5300 indicating he works for hp then if it does not move from Broadcom. But that is you can risk losing money if the 5300 does not work. That's what I'd do, but does not mean that you should go this route.