No adapters made WiFi supported except Intel 5350?

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• NetBook HP 5101 and Intel 5350 or 5150 WiMax/WiFi

  Will be the feature of an Intel 5350 WiMax or WiMax/WiFi 5150 mini PCIe card work in a netbook HP 5101?

  Can anyone recommend a source in the United States other than ebay/unauthorized of 5350 Intel or Intel 5150?

  I'm considering buying a HP 5101 using Clear WiMax service.

  Here's what I've found so far.

  The 5101 has two expansion slots; used for a Wifi card and one for an map WWAN broadband. Judging by the illustration in the maintenance manual, the Wifi card is installed in a mini PCIe interface with room for only one PCIe Mini Card half form factor and the map broadband is installed in an interface mini PCIe with room for a form factor PCIe Mini full-size.

  Repair strives to mention that Wifi and WWAN cards are not interchangeable.  Does anyone know if the slot used for the WWAN card's owner instead of a PCIe Mini interface? Or is the warning related to antennas pre-wired? Again, judging by the repair, the HP Mini 5101 has two antennas for the WWAN card slot and two antennas for the location of WIFI card.

  Intel adapters using 3 antennas.

  The technical details of the Intel 5150 shows that it is made both full and half length PCIe Mini factors.

  The technical specifications of the Intel 5350 shows that it is available in only the full-length form factor PCIe Mini.

  HP Mini 5101 manual to repair

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/CoreRedirect.jsp?redirectReason=DocIndexPDF&prodSer...

  Overview of the Intel 5350/5150

  http://www.Intel.com/network/connectivity/products/wireless/WiMAX/WiFi/index.htm

  Message edited by atlr on 03/09/2009 07:46

  I'm a technician of laptop repair for a long time.

  It's been my experience that when implementing (wimax/wifi intel 5150/5350/6250/6350 cards), those self (OF ALLOWS of SAY EBAY) you have the biggest obstacles single to overcome other than physical size (HEIGHT HALF/FULL / OTHER) of the embedded mini pci express card and possibly requiring a 3rd antenna during the upgrade of the wifi installed mfg in HP/Lenovo laptops It's a whitelist BIOS boot block.

  What is a bios bootblock, although HP argues that, in order to prevent end users to change their card wifi (Embedded), they installed firmware in the BIOS, start, seeking the hexadecimal id for the MFG cards identification / model and especially the seller (AKA cards brand), anyway in the BIOS, there is a short list of these identifiers for maybe the cards from 2 to 8 that HP has tested and approved to be used normally pre-installed in the laptop.

  Why though HP claims that the end user could if possible COULD change their wifi/wimax card to a higher version powered to another country or region and violating thus the design of the FCC approved on the laptop.

  Quite frankly HP in all likelihood very insidious alterior reasons, based on my previous experience, HP is very reluctant to support new technologies.

  As an example my HP DV8125NR laptop AMD X 64 processor was touted as 64 bit HP however he had a 32 bit operating system installed and no driver 64-bit available for a VERY LONG... IT OF TIME!

  I was obliged to get 64-bit drivers for a laptop ACER UK with the same chipset, which did not work until I opened the Device Manager and cut and pasted hp same chipset vendor new in the drivers of acer uk id so the drivers have recognized and installed by windows, to the best of my knowledge until I did that there was zero no where who had done to overcome the HP footdragging.

  WiMAX is available in 54 or more and and a constantly growing number of U.S. cities and HP is once again kicking and screaming like your child, on the way to the doctor to get an important and thereby losing millions of new mobile computer laptop/netbook/and other sales of device. Stupid as the village fool.

  At the present time, there is that one exception I know Best Buy is in partnership with Clear/wimax provider and from December 2010, they have Wimax 34 on sale in their stores and online.

  One and only model HP is Wimax enabled it's a DM4-1165DX, it's certainly very soft for someone who has good eyes and is just an intenet browser or grapics and/or an intensive user of processor.

  It's nice because it has a robust aluminium case is less than 5 lbs very thin / light / a about 5-7 hours of autonomy and of course preconfigured internal WIMAX 4 g

  HP makes me crazy it of like they don't want wimax of work related to one of their products in the home, if you look at the drivers for this laptop, they are listed as WLAN (extended lan) not Wimax bo a DRAW! HP Total Care seems to know their head from a hole in the ground when it comes to Wimax, PERIOD believe me I tried, what follows.

  OK I know that you want to buy a HP dv6 or dv7 select edition, with the housing in aluminium, I7 processor, blu-ray rom / rw supermulti lightscribe DVD, only 640 GB HDD at 7200 RPM, 8 GB ram, (either pre-installed internal tv or via express card adapter) gigabit lan and last not less 1 GB dedicated graphics oh and of course free Lojack 1 year to 4 years flight tracking data / remote deletion of data services.

  OK and especially not finally and especially a WIMAX/WIFI card pre-installed embedded well no matrix HP has none this option, 2 options are 1) wifi abgn nd) 2 for $25 more wifi abgn with bluetooth.

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  HOW STUPID IS THAT????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

  OK, I will admit there is a very slight slight possibility that wimax cards intel are not compatible with the combos of moterboard intel chipset processor used in the DV6/7/8 series, however I see many laptops from Toshiba who have mothers similar I think a m55 with Wimax chipset?

  I want a HP for the offered lojack, which is enhanced by the presence of a map of wimax integrated to transmit its location constantly If stolen when it is powered either, and some of the best pricing offers on laptop key from 500 to 750 GB edge i7/bluray 1 GB / 8 GB.

  I made more than 50 calls to Hp and they are obviously not embrace Wimax and obstructs even its use and implementation on 99.999% of accounts, reasons might be a lack of bribes $ providers of wimax, the costs and difficulties to support technology wimax users issues, (IE traing Indian/Filipino caregivers), possibly hardware , and one that I think is high on the list is planned obsolescence where you buy your laptop and immediately know that he doesn't attack Edge internet connectivity and due to the greed of HP they will assume you will then within a year almost immediately buy another laptop because you CANNOT upgrade your wireless card which would be almost as simple as installing ram more grand/more, due to their insidious START BLOCK. I would be not so likely to choose the last if it weren't so astutely aware of House a lot of $$$ HP has spent to make their ink jet printers will be very difficult to maintain or rebuild. How is this dome of their printer plastic records would have a number of plastic hidden catches (ADULT VERIFICATION) that each must be depressed at the same time to open the case of the printer, so I don't know how Xnal retentive, they can be.

  CORRECTIONS: an I thought I would just buy my laptop preconfigued less adapter integrated wimax and the period of return I would go to Best Buy and I would buy the Hp DM4 - 1165DX Wimax laptop and during the reporting period, I exchange the cards internal wireless and then install the drivers intels dm4-1165 connection manager and wimax on the DV6/7.

  This COULD overcome the bootblock HP DM4 card marked may recognize as being on the whitelist of HP approvred cards.

  I already tried to call 1-800-hp-invent for support for the DM4-1165DX that I could have a number of spare part

  for embedded wimax/wifi card so that after I swapped the cards back I could get one directly at hp to install in my edition select DV7/DV6, for reasons I DO NOT understand they say that they have no part number of replacement listed... JESUS!

  OK how not who has NOT I repeat NOT average Joe surmounted the obstacle of boot block?

  Well this would have completely no warranty cancellation and just like how I built 64 drivers as mentioned previously a VERY VERY VERY VERY TECHNICALLY HABILES PERSON SMART... COULD get a bios freeware hex editor and they could open the Device Manager and get the pid / mfg/supplier codes listed in the menu dropdown descriptors device for installed HP wireless card, then you could install the card wimax of ebay than elsewhere and you could write once again down the same information again. NOW you can get the latest version of the bios of your laptop and open the file in a hex editor and you can then use the search feature to locate the id of device/vendoe/pid of the pre-installed maps hidden in the the bios code in hexadecimal code (after the course converted to hex if necessary) then you can simply replace these data with those of the map of wimax (which may have 2 sets as the map can have WiMAX via the usb port and wifi via pci-e express, although both on the same map) which requires 2 sets of inputs for replacement.

  You would of course have to create a new checksum and save and BIG risk this flash as your new BIOS.

  Can it be done bios bootblocks YES certainly unblock, BUT WHY WHY WHY? HP puts its faithful buyers through this RIGOUR? FOR $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Thats why!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  OH some laptops cannot and never will not support wimax even though they have a mini slot pci-e inside somewhere even if not bootblocked and or have a motherboard chipset compatibility delivers wimax/wifi card intel.

  Why well when out 1 card pci - e connector minicards standard did not include either a push/pull connection usb or often a wireless switch disable hardware, some hardcore people have installed a resistance on their wireless card to pull up the signals to disable wifi wimax enable and or stuck on the contact on the wimax pci-e card.

  One must understand (many WON 't) usb and pci-e express offers 2 different ways to connect devices to the laptop via an internal card in the new laptops, in the oldest of potentially no usb connector = no support for usb in subdivision wimax to the Board of Directors.

• Portege M400 + WiMAX Intel 5350

  Bought a card pushed!
  WiFi is accessible
  WiMAX is not even in the dispatcher of problems!

  What is a problem?

  Hello

  To be honest I m not very well what problem you have.
  I see that you have bought Intel 5350 WiMAX card and updated the Portege M400

  I found info on the page than the Intel WiMAX/WiFi Link 5350 Intel and Intel WiMAX/WiFi Link 5150 are family of network adapters wireless IEEE 802.16e and 802.11a/b/g/Draft-N1 which operates in the range of 2.5 GHz for ghosts of WiMAX and 2.4 GHz and 5.0 GHz for WiFi.

  To be honest I m uncertain quote if this card is compatible with this laptop.
  To my knowledge there is no Draft N support.

  But here is some info on this product I found on the page of Intel:
  http://support.Intel.com/support/wireless/WMAX/5350_5150/sb/CS-029556.htm

  http://www.Intel.com/network/connectivity/products/wireless/WiMAX/WiFi/index.htm

• T400 with Intel 5350

  I just installed Intel 5350 card in my laptop. with connections of 3 antennas. I guess 2 antennas are Wifi and WiMAX. Is this good?

  For some reason, the speed of the Wifi is shown as 130Mbps. The router I use is DIR - 685 supports 300Mbps.  Speed shouldn't be around 300Mbps?

  Thank you

  I don't know exactly, but I think that the 5350 actions three antennas between Wifi (uses all three antennas) and WiMax (probably uses two).

  To achieve 300 Mbps for the WLAN (the 5350 should reach same 450 Mbps with a suitable router), we need to change the width of the channel of the card to 40 MHz instead of the default 20 MHz.

  To do this (i) Manager open the unit, (ii) to find your Intel card in the network adapters section, (iii) right-click and choose Properties, (iv) select the tab advanced, (v) for the width of the channel (band 2.4 or 5.2, whichever you use, but you can set it up safely for both) choose 'auto' instead of '20 MHz.

  You should then be able to achieve the maximum transfer of your router is capable of.

• Does Acer E 15 model ES1-512-C6XH direct Wifi support

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• Pavilion DV7-2173 cl: Pavilion DV7 cl 2173 - cards wifi supported

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  I bought 1 but the BIOS says it is not supported.

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  TA: G86255-002 P

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• Pavilion dv6-6121tx: driver Ralink upgrade rt5390 802.11b/g/n wifi adapter with Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260

  Hey guys,.

  Currently, I have the HP Pavilion dv6-6121tx Entertainment Notebook PC with the configuration below.

  Name: HP Pavilion dv6 Notebook PC
  OS: WIN 7 Home Premium 64-bit
  Processor: Interl (R) Core i7-2630QM CPU @ 2.00GHz
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  Hello @Amjadbrsc,

  Thank you for visiting the HP Forums! A place where you can find solutions for your problems, with the help of the community!

  I came across your post about WiFi drivers and wanted to help!

  All the network drivers compatible for your product is listed under the tab Driver Network , the customer support of HP - page Software and Driver Downloads.

  Please let me know if this information has been helpful by clicking the thumbs up below.  If this post has solved your problem, then please click accept as a Solution.

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  During a search, however, I found a newer version of the Intel driver and installed.  The Windows DirectX Diagnostics utility reports NO errors and hardware acceleration has been turned on.  In addition, 96 MB of memory is allocated to graphics.  I ran for a good week with graphics performance at least equal to what was previously done under Windows XP.  Data for this download are the following:

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  Driver provider: Intel Corporation
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  Driver date: 01/08/2006
  ----------------------
  c:\windows\inf\ialmnt5.inf
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  Q3: Intel provides drivers for Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 900 (Intel GMA 900) WDDM on platforms based on the Intel 915 Express chipsets?

  A3: Intel will provide support for WDDM drivers, starting with the Intel® 945 Express Chipset family and beyond. See question 5 below for a detailed explanation of the WDDM support on platforms based on the Intel® 915 Express chipsets. However, Windows Vista is supported on the Intel® 865 G, 915 G Express desktop PC and 852/855 GM chipsets chipsets mobile running XPDM (XP Display Driver Model) driver included on the Windows Vista install media. Windows Vista will install on these platforms, but advanced features such as Aero in Windows will not be enabled as XPDM drivers do not support Windows AERO.

  The text above was extracted from the following link:

  http://www.Intel.com/support/graphics/sb/CS-023606.htm

  The version 6.14.10.4656 driver I use successfully on my HP D530 is discussed in the following Microsoft Forum thread:

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  The link to the actual pilot (who was eliminated on the previous thread) is as follows:

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• HP ENVY j106tx: Intel 3165 AC WIFI + BT vs INTEL AC 7265 WIFI + BT

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  I am looking to buy the newly launched HP Envy j106tx. It comes with wireless Intel 3165 AC module, but I would have preferred a with double radio as Intel 7265 rather. The chipset for laptop is Intel HM170. I would like to know if there will be problems of compatibility with such upgrade.

  For some reason, HP does not allow for customization at time of order in India, but after purchase, will be able to upgrade for me, at cost, to one of their service centers?

  Thank you

  According to the for HP ENVY laptop (model numbers used: 14-j000 by 14-j099)-Maintenance and Service of Guide, the following WiFi cards are factory in this series of computers options.

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  Mick

  It should support it because almost all new Intel processors have this feature. There is no explicit mention of it, but I have the same processor in my other laptop and it has this feature.

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  Not

• Satellite A110-274 supports one Intel CPU T2050?

  Hi guys can tell me if the A110-274 supports a duo T2050 processor anyone or not...

  Thank you very much

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  Hello

  Anyone know if it is possible to upgrade your Lenovo R500 Intel WiFi Link 5100 wifi to Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260.

  Reference to buy:

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

  A reference that is inside the laptop: /

  -L' a long.

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