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• Lenovo IdeaPad Z570 WiFi card upgrade question

  I decided to upgrade WiFi modem to my laptop at the more recent. So, I checked the hardware maintenance manual for my laptop for the necessary equipment and discovered that the best option would be "WLAN card, 802.11a/g/n & 802.16e, Intel 6250NX MOW M NB PCIE HMC" (number FRU: 20002321). So, I bought this WLAN card key and after installation of the equipment THAT BIOS began to display error message "104 network device not detected. Even though I have updated the BIOS to the latest version available.

  It would be good to have some explanations on the HCL. Otherwise, it seems that I just lost my money on incompatible hardware.

  code name wrote:

  I decided to upgrade WiFi modem to my laptop at the more recent. So, I checked the hardware maintenance manual for my laptop for the necessary equipment and discovered that the best option would be "WLAN card, 802.11a/g/n & 802.16e, Intel 6250NX MOW M NB PCIE HMC" (number FRU: 20002321). So, I bought this WLAN card key and after installation of the equipment THAT BIOS began to display error message "104 network device not detected. Even though I have updated the BIOS to the latest version available.

  It would be good to have some explanations on the HCL. Otherwise, it seems that I just lost my money on incompatible hardware.

  I'm afraid you have a wifi card that is not allowed to know why you have the message. Look at the map if it has the fru number in the manual.

• E530 supported wifi cards

  Hello

  I recently bought an e530 edge and am under Arch Linux on it. The wifi card supplied with the machine is a broadcom BCM43228. Because I bought the machine from the New Zealand online shop I have the possibility to opt for the map intel.

  Now I have problems with wifi because the wireless driver of linux for the card 'broadcom-wl' is a proprietary software and is not well supported.

  My question is, if I buy an Intel Centrino Wireless - N 2230 card and replace it myself will I run into any problems with the card being whitelisted by the BIOS? Change the map void me the warranty somehow?

  Good day and welcome to the community.

  If you want an Intel card, looking at parts FRU E530 listing, you should go with WiMax 6250 (60Y3195) card to avoid problems on the white list. It is dual band and uses a configuration of 2 x 2 antennas.

  Looking at this page: http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/product-and-parts/detail.page?&DocID=PD023285 the WIFI network is an optional service of CRU.

  I hope this helps a little.

  Kind regards.

  Edit: you can also download your Manual of Maintenance of equipment.

• Lenovo Z560 wireless card options

  Does anyone know what wireless card options are allowed by Lenovo for the Z560? Mine came with a Broadcom 43XX I believe and I find that lack of performance compared to my previous Intel.

  I believe that laptop manufacturers usually "lockout" in the bios be able to use all the wireless cards.

  Is it possible to know if Lenovo is not doing this and what wifi cards are compatiable?

  Thank you

  

• SL410 WIFI card replacement.

  Hello

  I m new here, so everybody got my Best looks.

  I bought a SL410 (2842-44Y) a month ago.

  After trying ir to work, having a few problems with the WiFi, I realized that it's map of Wi - Fi b/g/n ThinkPad (Yes the Realtek one...) FRU 43Y6553).

  As I read on this Forum, it seems that this card is bad enough: as a professional network, used for the survey and install WiFi 802.11 networks, I can CONFIRM THAT.

  Maybe for standard use, it might be good, but not professional.

  Unafortunately, LENOVO or sellers, told me that. In fact here in Argentina, we can´t choose the basic configuration, just take it or not.

  The point is that if you're a professional network, and you need to 'work' with this card, it is useless.

  Because the sensitivity level is quite 'awful': max - 45dbm back to back with any type or brand of router/Access Point, when in my experience, it should be understood between-10 /-15 (my old line T shows only).

  As far from the AP, the real RSSI (or Signal Sthenght) is 20dbm below any other card (less coverage).

  These levels are doing is useless for studies of Site WiFi, Configurations or same set-up, because we need to have actual data.

  It 'funny' s see how Lenovo access connection (or the Microsoft one) shows you a 100% signal strength when in reality its 56%, as evidenced by the specific tools of the measurement of the spectrum WiFi as InSSider, NetStumbler or WirelesMonitor.

  I think that patched the issue than I ve Lenovo read here, on the weak Signal on connection of access, by "masksing", not sure of fixing...

  While the investment is made (I can not here just return the notebook or request a replacement) and I ve to work!, the only way I ve to solve this problem try to replace the WiFi card with a new one.

  I have read the PSREF and it seems there are two options of base of INTEL, but tech supp can´t make sure my ThinkPad can deal with them:

  + WiFi Link 5100 (FRU 43Y6517)

  + Centrino Advanced N-6200 (FRU 60Y3231)

  My HW is based on Intel CORE 2 Duo T6670 / Mobile Intel 4 Chipset.

  Can anyone tell me, or advice, if these maps work on my SL410?

  Thank you very much!

  Kind regards

  capy04

  
  

• Find a WiFi card driver for my laptop.

  Hi, I have my kids great cast off laptop. They forgot all the passwords I did an installation of Win 7 CD.

  Now it seems that no driver for the WiFi card. Every way I try to download a driver (I'm looking to download more in the hope of finding one that works) they want to go on the web and find and download rather than just give me the file. Of course the machine cannot connect to the web without the driver. (Catch 22).

  I'm stuck. What can I do?

  Ken

  You should get the driver for your wireless network card (and possibly additional drivers) on the web site of the manufacturer of the laptop.

  Many of the major manufacturers portable have systems that will allow you to get the right drivers for your specific unit.

  Dell, for example, uses the 'number of Service Dell'--> http://www.dell.com/support/contents/us/en/04/article/Product-Support/Self-support-Knowledgebase/locate-service-tag/Notebook

  Lenovo has a 'machine type/model' designation or serial number used to identify the machine--> https://support.lenovo.com/us/en/find-product-name

  If the driver download page that you arrive finally has more than one driver for a wireless network adapter, open Device Manager (click Start Orb, type Device Manager, press enter), double-click "Network adapters" section to develop, and you should be able to match the description of your wireless network adapter to one of the reasons mentioned on the download page.

  If you can't always understand what you have, double-click the entry for your wireless network adapter, click on the "Détails" tab, select "Hardware ID" from the drop-down list and post back with the specified value (you can right click > copy this value and then paste in your response).  It should look like this:

  PCI\VEN_14E4 & DEV_16B1 & SUBSYS_96B11849 & REV_10

  Once you have located the correct driver, download it using the computer that you use to ask your question here, copy to a USB flash drive and take the flash drive to the computer laptop problem.

• T420 Wifi card problems

  OS - Windows 10 Professional - clean install a couple of days.

  I recently bought a refurbished T420. When it arrived, I was unable to view networks wireless in my house. I looked in the Device Manager and I saw a wifi card, Fn + f5 has not been implemented to the card settings, turn on/off the radio was not working, etc.. I took the back cover off the case and inside was a Sierra Wireless 3 G card. I removed the card and uninstalled the device. I bought an Intel Centrino Advanced - N 6205 map. Couple of questions...

  (1) it is not perfectly. I'm sure you know, Sierra Wireless is twice as long that the 6205 so when it is plugged in, the 6205 don't extend to the length of the device precedent and thusly, I can join only one of the two connectors antena. In addition, I am unable to guarantee to the Commission because he can't screw holes - thus, while it is in the slot of mPCIe, he always follows at an inclination of 45 degrees.

  (2) the laptop does not see the card. I scanned for changes material both by Device Manager, as well as on the Lenovo site and it appears at all. It is also not showing in BIOS. I downloaded and installed many drivers in order to help him to be seen, but none have worked. I think that the current I installed is: Wireless_19.20.0_PROSet64_Win10. I installed it manually via Setup inherited in Device Manager, but it seems unable to update the drivers. I checked the number FRU of the 6205 against the whitelist and it is said that it is good, then...

  (3) Bluetooth is installed on the laptop and seems to work.

  What I am doing wrong?

  Thanks for your help.

  Data sheet:

  Name of the OS Microsoft Windows 10 Pro
  Version 10.0.14393 Build 14393
  Another Description of the OS is not available
  Manufacturer of operating system Microsoft Corporation
  Name of system OFFICE-3QSHG37
  The LENOVO system manufacturer
  System model 4180W59
  System Type x 64-based PC
  SKU system
  Processor Intel (r) Core i5 - 2520M 2.50 GHz, 2501 MHz, 2 Lossnay, 4 logical processors
  Version of the BIOS/Date LENOVO 83ET79WW (1.49), 09/05/2016
  SMBIOS Version 2.6
  Embedded Controller Version 1.08
  UEFI BIOS mode
  Manufacturer LENOVO Baseboard
  Model baseboard is not available
  Name of plinth base
  Role Mobile platform
  State of secure boot not supported
  PCR7 Configuration required to view elevation
  Windows C:\WINDOWS directory
  System directory C:\WINDOWS\system32
  Boot Device \Device\HarddiskVolume3
  The local United States
  Hardware Abstraction Layer Version = "10.0.14393.206".
  Time zone Eastern Standard Time
  Physical memory (RAM) installed 6,00 GB
  Total physical memory 5.89 GB
  4.37 GB available physical memory
  7,51 GB total virtual memory
  6.02 GB available virtual memory
  Page file space 1.63 GB
  Paging file C:\pagefile.sys
  Hyper-V - VM monitor Mode Extensions Yes
  Hyper-V - second level address translation Extensions Yes
  Hyper-V - virtualization enabled in Firmware Yes
  Hyper-V - data execution Protection Yes

  Hello and welcome, SPinCharlotte

  T420 has separate slots for wwan (Sierra Gobi 3000 I suppose, in your case) and wireless network cards. 1 is located under the bottom of the laptop, the 2nd is under the keyboard.

  Wireless network card does not work and is invisible by BIOS/EC because of PCIe lanes than necessary are not routed in the wwan slot.

  Take a look at the Maintenance Manual T420 hardware on the support page for details on laptop laptop disassemble instructions to install the new wireless network card.

• Someone else has an iPhone 6 with a faulty wifi card?

  I had problems with the wifi connection on my iPhone 6 during some time now. The phone constantly drops the connection wifi, carries a low when connected connection and force me to be right next to the router in order to make a connection. I first contacted apple to this topic on December 2015 (2 months after my 1 year warranty) they got to toggle flight mode, toggle the wifi button, reset the network settings, reset the phone completely back to factory settings... I did everything several times and the problem is still there.  I was told by a couple of reps on the phone to take the phone to an Apple Store and ask them to help me... So I took the 2-hour drive to the Apple store nearest to say that the phone has a faulty wifi card and it is not repairable. He said the phone had to be replaced, but I was out of the warranty period and I have to pay $299.00 more taxes for a replacement...

  Does anyone else have this problem? I'm quite shocked that apple refuses to fix it which is at their end in the form of a defective unit. I understand that it is out of warranty, but it is a problem of manufacturig. These phone cost US $300 more our old phone. I am not able to drop $300 + on a new phone that I feel that apple should be responsible. I have been looking online similar questions and have not yet find something.

  Meestee wrote:

  Does anyone else have this problem? I'm quite shocked that apple refuses to fix it which is at their end in the form of a defective unit. I understand that it is out of warranty, but it is a problem of manufacturig. These phone cost US $300 more our old phone. I am not able to drop $300 + on a new phone that I feel that apple should be responsible. I have been looking online similar questions and have not yet find something.

  Millions of this model were sold. It is likely that someone else has had a problem with their WiFi card.

  I think you don't understand quite what than a guarantee. It covers all defects or failures of discovered components during the warranty period. If the phone has a two year warranty (as it would have if you had paid for AppleCare +) you would still be covered. But, if the WiFi card failed after 26 months, it would not be covered. As you are now about six months outside of your warranty, I don't know why you would expect Apple to cover a problem that you don't yet report to them until after that the guarantee was already more. You just wait for Apple to cover the failure of a component for as long as you have the phone?

• HP 15-n063so: Wifi card

  I want to replace the Wifi card, and I have an already is: Intel dual band wireless AC 3160HMW
  It works on my laptop?

  Hello

  Your machine was built before 2014 mid, the opportunity to upgrade to any wireless card outside of the following list is very thin:

  Support for the following formats of WLAN:
  ● Realtek RTL8188EE 802.11bgn adapter Wi - Fi 1 x 1
  ● RT3290LE of Ralink 802.11bgn 1 x 1 Wi - Fi + 4.0 BT Combo adapter
  ● Mediatek MT7630E 802.11bgn 1 x 1 Wi - Fi + adapter Combo BT4.0
  ● Intel-N 7260BN 802.11 bgn 2 x 2 WiFi + BT 4.0 module combo adapter WLAN WIDI support
  ● AR9485 of Qualcomm Atheros adapter Wi - Fi 1 x 1 802.11bgn
  Intel Smart Connect technology 4.1
  Screen wireless (live) support

  If you really need ac card, please try:

  http://www.OfficeWorks.com.au/shop/OfficeWorks/c/technology/Networking/Wireless-USB-adapters

  Kind regards.

• Satellite P850 - new WIFI card cannot be turned on

  I have a Satellite P850 with i7cpu and 16 GB of ram running win 7 Home premium.

  The wifi card seems to abandon and that it is a realtek, without the support of their site, not even the drivers. I decided to exchange the and installed an Intel centrino advanced-N + WiMAX 6250 dual band mini wifi card that I finally got all the drivers installed, but the diagnosis intel continues to ask the mechanical switch for wifi. I tried F12 and FN keys, but nothing happens.

  Any ideas on how to get this on?

  In my opinion, there is compatibility problem. These upgrades or equipment Exchange is not supported. Laptop computers are offered with the specific hardware platform and Toshiba tools and utilities are designed for certain hardware platform.

  Sorry, but I think that there is nothing you can do about it.
  Replacement with the same card is not problematic.

• HP ENVY laptop - 13-d045tu: BCM43142 change on Envy 13 wifi card

  My laptop is currently using

  Combination 792608-005 BCM43142 of Broadcom 802.11 wireless network adapter b/g/n 1 x 1 Wi - Fi and BluteTooth 4.0 m2

  There is problem of BOUNCING on Windows 10 wifi connectivity so I change to another card and at the same time offering an AC 5 GHz connectivity.

  One of the options I'm considering is Intel AC 7265 (HP part no 793840-005) that comes standard in the variant of other Envy 13 sold elsewhere.

  Newer that I am wanting to NGFF Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 8260 (8260NGW)is another model.

  Can anyone tell if there are fears white list on the question if these cards above would work on my laptop?

  Should I get the AC7265, I get the part specific HP itself or the Intel will do?

  Thanks in advance guys!

  Hugo

  You can safely assume that any HP laptop with a 4th generation Intel Core processor or newer has no whitelist wireless and yours is 6th generation if you are safely beyond the question of the white list. However, the real problem comes another question HP Wireless: the single antenna module, which is now installed in most HP laptops. Most of the 1 x 1 b/g/n modules have only a single antenna that makes it impossible to get to something that works in the 5 GHz band.

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  See p. 31. The manual shows 2 antennas and I hope that's right but the only way to be sure is to open and just look. If you see a single antenna wireless, I shut up and look for a usb dongle that is compatible with 802.11ac. Or prepare for a complete teardown add a second antenna.

  The AC 7265 is good enough, if you have two antennas to support.

  You also might as well get the variant of HP that HP has a big enough market share that are still lacking these autour and they do not cost more:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/793840-005-HP-M7-n014dx-WiFi-wireless-card-grade-A-/152185328469?hash=item236ef3d355:g:l6wAAOSwbsBXmpM3

  Here's the 8260 AC just in case:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/HP-840-G3-Intel-8260NGW-dual-band-wireless-AC-NGFF-867Mbps-WiFi-card-806722-001-/331902194642?hash=item4d46e993d2:g:rd4AAOSwOVpXfWMb

  I don't think that one is bluetooth, but this one is:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/Intel-8260AC-NGW-dual-band-2x2-wireless-AC-Bluetooth-4-0-m2-HP-806721-001-8260-/231934836737?hash=item360064c001:g:GJ4AAOSwKfVXGR2R

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• Envy 15-j104el: updated NETWORK WiFi card and RAM update

  Goodmorning to everyone

  I write this post to ask for information on the possibility to do an upgrade of hardware on my HP Envy 15-j104elsystem.

  That's what I would do:

  -Replace the network card (NIC) to a wireless better and possibly with a compatible AC NIC.

  -Update to 16 GB of ram, put benches with CL9 SODIMM

  The questions that I want to bring to your attention are:

  -There is a 'white list' for the wifi card on my BIOS (actually F66)?
  (consultation with the service manual there are little NIC OEM selled, y at - it ONLY compatible?)

  -Put the sticks of ram CL9 (instead of CL11 currently OEM mounted), I can inprove the overall performance?

  I want to install are:

  -Intel Wireless-AC 7260 more Bluethoot HMC 4.0

  
  -Kingston HyperX Impact DDR3L 16 GB (2x8gb) SODIMM 1600 Mhz CL9 (Kit)

  According to your experiences, is it compatible? I can buy them without any problem?

  Thanks in advance to anyone who can help me. Thanks for your suggestions

  In particular, I take this opportunity to greet and also need the help of my friend @visruth ;)

  1. no whitelist. Your laptop was conducted after HP stopped using a white list so that you can install any card with the right form factor and the number of antennas. The Intel 7260 card should work.

  2. you can install the CL9 memory but it will not do anything all run faster. The motherboard is made to operate at the speed of the OEM memory so the Kingston Hyper-X will work, but the specifications of it in operation will be the same as memory OEM.

• Pavilion slimline s - 5150t: I make or do I don't have a wifi card

  Hi people

  I don't know how to establish if I or you do not have a wifi card built in. Can someone give me a step by step I can be sure to be it? Thank you very much

  Hello

  Looks like he doesn't have a wireless card, but his mother has 3 PCI Express x 1 slot (for cards such as network, sound, tv-tuner)

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01746799

  You must use a computer PCI network card, such as

  http://www.MSY.com.au/64-network-card

  Since the machine is too old, I don't know USB wireless card is suitable or not. If you buy one, ask the seller to provide the driver for it.

  Kind regards.

• Satellite L30 - Wifi card not in Device Manager

  I recently had to reinstall windows vista (32 bit) on this Satellite L30, all other disks installed correctly, apart from the internal wifi driver, I tried loads of different on the toshiba site, and none of them invite the wifi card to operate. \like as I say, the card does not appear in Device Manager or when I run everest, but assured me that this particular model has built in wifi and Yes, I have the switch on the front running.

  any ideas?

  Did you buy this laptop as used a brand new?
  Wireless network card is built in or not?
  Remove the bottom WIFI coverage and check if the wireless card is inside.

  If the wireless card is inside and you can not install the situation should be clear. What do you think about this?

• HP Pavilion model 14-n014nr: upgraded computer laptop wifi card to pick up to 5 GHz on my dual router broadband

  Hello

  I have a HP Pavilion model 14-n014nr with Atheros model AR5B125 and I wanted to update my wireless card to pick up the band 5 GHz on my router dual-band. I am able to upgrade to any wifi laptop card that supports KT?

  Hello

  Your machine has been built around 2013-2014, the chace to upgrade wifi card is very thin votes to zero. Option:

  http://www.OfficeWorks.com.au/shop/OfficeWorks/c/technology/Networking/Wireless-USB-adapters

  Kind regards.