Pavilion 17-e101sv: replacement of HP Pavilion 17-e101sv WiFi adapter

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• Update for hp pavilion g6-1d73us WiFi adapter

  I have a HP Pavilion g6-1d73us running Windows 7 Home Premium with Intel Core i3 2.30 GHz, 4 GB RAM, 64-bit OS and want to upgrade my wireless WiFi 802.11ac 802.11n wifi adapter so I can also change my modem & router to the new, faster standard. The current wifi adapter I have is Realtek RTL8188CE 802.11 b/g/n wifi adapt. I studied the material on the internet and I think I want an Intel Wireless AC 7260 wifi adapter, but I don't know if it is compatible with my laptop. Could you please tell me what 802.11ac wireless card or adapter is compatible with my laptop or if I'm even able to upgrade that component. My computer works fine and has no problem. Thank you.

  Sorry no. The computer HP laptop motherboard has a BIOS program that is configured to stop the boot process, if all the wireless but very specific cards is installed. In the case of your laptop, no adapter 802.11ac lies on the 'white list' to boot.

  Do not shoot the Messenger.

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

• ENVY 15 j040el (Italy): replacement/upgrade for RALINK RT 3290 wifi adapter

  My RT 3290 RALINK wifi adapter supplied with HP ENVY 15 Notebook j040el (bought in Italy in 2013) has stopped working.  I got to know of it when all of a sudden I couldn't access the internet more but my Tablet worked fine, so no fault of my ISP.   Fortunately I had at hand a USB wifi adapter to my office, and in him reconnect the wifi was back.  So my RALINK RT 3290 went for sure. Unfortunately, my warranty expired last year, and I can't ask for a free replacement of HP.   There is no RALINK RT 3290 on Amazon Italy.   I've seen a few complaints about the RALINK RT 3290 performance on the forum.

  1 can one suggest a good compatible replacement or upgrade?

  2 HP suggest a compatible replacement? How? Where?

  Laptop model: HP ENVY 15 j040el

  Country: Italy

  OS: Windows 8.1 (64-bit)

  Processor: Intel core i7-4700MQ, 2.40 gHz

  RAM: 12 GB

  HARD drive: 1 TB

  Warranty: due September 2014.

  The module that I suggested is compatible. It is the same physical size and has 2 antenna connectors it will be a matter of popping the old and jump into the new and replace the son, and then to load the driver. I don't know how you burn a wifi card but I mean it is also dual-band 2.4 and 5 ghz 7260 AC if that is a problem for you maybe, my advice would be different.

  2 x 2 vs 1 x 1 designates the number of streams from radio to the card. 2 x 2 is better.

• Pavilion p7 - 1108p wifi adapter problem (running 8.1 Win)

  Expanded and published, the lack of resolution...

  Pavilion p7 - 1108p, running Windows 8.1.   Adapter Wi - Fi keeps releasing sporadically and without apparent reason.  I opened the network and sharing Center, and under active networks, click connections, and then click diagnose.  It resets the adapter and all is well.  I have two other computers and a tablet on this network, and none of them has this problem.  Please advise what the question might be: I have something set wrong?  Do I have a hardware problem?

  More info: when I use the troubleshooting tool to diagnose and reset the network card, I get 1 of 2 messages.  It's either.

  "" Wi - Fi"is not a valid IP configuration",

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  "The default gateway is not available "

  Please advise as soon as possible, because it is critical for having us this machine on-line 24/7. Thank you!

  You are the very welcome.

  If you have the problem fixed in a hurry, I'd consider having a network adapter wireless usb external of your choice.

  I use the Linksys AE3000 adapter dual band usb wireless with my HP 8200 Elite CMT on W8.1 64 bit and it worked without problem for months.

  It works great using the drivers W7 that accompanies it.

  Otherwise, you will have to wait for who knows how long for Mediatek fix the driver.

  You can disable the card in the Device Manager or physically remove it from its support if you want to add a usb wireless network adapter.

  Some of the reviewers said it did not work with W8/8.1, and some have fact.

  All I can say is that I had no problem to use drivers W7 supplied on mine.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=9SIA24G1E39247&cm_re=AE3000-_-33-124-477-_-product

  Or you can get other brands...

• Pavilion g7 - 2114sr: wifi adapter driver

  I have jst installed windows 7 64. And installed all the drivers waiting for the driver for network controller (it has no wifi). I can't find. Could you help me find the driver for it?
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  PC_VEN_168C & DV_0032 & CC_0280 this can help you
  
  Thank you very much

  Take a look at This THREAD where is the same item.

• Problem of g6-2262sa Pavilion computer laptop wifi adapter

  I had the laptop is for a couple of years and I have seen constant statrted - every 20 minutes about) problems adpater wifi from updateing to W8.1.

  I have a factory Ralink 802.11 b/g/n wifi adapater equipped form.

  This forces me to the resolution of the problems of the EU to reset the adapter wifi constantly.

  I followed advice on HP ect forums - delete and re install the driver and nothing has changed.  Now it's bejond one joe - wha else can do?

  Hello

  Ive Uplaoded the drivers but ther as not turns into a performance.  I found a video tech on the power adapter ifi issues that sets to power the maximum performance of ot options that seems to work.  Thank you

• HP Pavilion dv7 Notebook PC: dual band wifi adapter card required for HP Pavilion DV7 - 6157cl, product # LW465UA #ABA

  I would like to replace an a single band with a dual band wifi wifi adapter card for HP Pavilion DV7 products - 6157cl # LW465UA #ABA.  A6 - 3400M = AMD processor.

  Help?

  Thank you.

  Hey @dct1954 ,

  I called support and they confirm that even if it shows that it will be compatible, there will be a problem. They recommend using a USB dongle to give you the 5 GHz, you need.

  Thank you.

• HP Pavilion 1240sa g6: WiFi does not work after Windows Installer 10

  After you have installed Windows 10 today my WiFi is not connecting. I tried updating the driver (Ralink RT5390 802.11b/g/n WiFi adapter) and he tells me its up to this day. IM assuming that this driver is the problem but don't know how I can fix it.

  My laptop model: HP Pavilion g6-1240sa laptop, Windows 7 Home premium (x 64)

  Hello:

  See if the W10 Ralink wireless driver works for you...

  TITLE: Pilot MediaTek (Ralink) wireless network card
  
  VERSION: 5.0.57.0 REV: A
  DESCRIPTION:
  the package contains the driver for the Mediatek (Ralink) installation package
  Controller wireless LAN in the laptop models taken in charge running
  Operating system.

  OPERATING SYSTEM (S):
  Microsoft Windows 10 32
  Microsoft Windows 10 64
  
  LANGUAGE (S): Global
  
  SUPPORTED DEVICES:
  802.11n wireless PCI Express Card LAN Adapter
  MediaTek MT7630E 802.11bgn Wi - Fi adapter
  RALink RT3090 WiFi 802.11b/g/n adapt
  Wi - Fi 802.11b/g/n Ralink RT3290 adapter
  WiFi 802.11a/b/g/n Ralink RT3592 adapter
  RALink WiFi 802.11b/g/n RT5390 adapt
  RALink WiFi 802.11b/g/n RT5390R adapt
  
  CORRECTIONS:
  -Provides the initial version of Windows 10 support WHQL driver.

  FTP://FTP.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp71501-72000/sp71571 .exe

• Pavilion laptop g6 - Wifi problem after upgrade to 8.1 Windows

  KIM

  I have a Pavilion Notebook - C3M29EA #AB7 g6 and upgraded to 8.1 windows yesterday.

  Since then, I was unable to detect my own wifi connection while I am able to detect my neighbours. (Everything worked fine before the update).

  Any suggestions?

  -Same here.

  After an hour of time I will ever come back that I solved the problem.

  (1) go on the internet via the wired LAN port

  2) update drivers for Ralink wifi adapter

  Go: Right click on the wireless network connection icon: properties/Configure/tab Driverr/update driver

  (3) after a minute or two of updateing the PC reports that the driver has been updated

  (4) pull the network cable and turn on WiFi.

  What a pain in the anus,

  Anyway, as I said, corrected!

  Dansda.

• HP Pavilion 15-n213TX: the upgrade of my WiFi adapter to acre.

  Hey there,

  I am interested upgrading my computer WiFi card laptop 15-n213TX HP Pavilion (Ralink RT3290 802.11bgn) to a Wireless AC in order to enjoy a faster internet.
  I have a few questions on a Amazon ad for one and was basically told to check on HP forum to ensure that it works very well in my laptop (some blocked or something?).
  Would this plug for me?

  http://www.Amazon.com/Intel-7260-HMWG-wireless-AC-7260-Bluetooth/DP/B00DMCVKMU

  If not what are the options I have / can someone point me in the direction of one who will?

  Thanks in advance

  HP abandons the 'white list' that you kept to settle any wifi adapter you want to back a bit: well before your model which is fairly new.  See p. 44 of the manual here:

  Manual

  You have an Intel processor and the wifi module that you logged on amazon.com works perfectly once you load the correct driver.

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• HP Pavilion dv7-6c27cl: which is right for Hp pavilion dv7-6c27cl wifi driver

  Installed windows 7 64 bit, but none of the drivers on the HP site wifi worked! Anyone know what is the right for Hp pavilion dv7-6c27cl wifi driver

  Hello:

  You need the driver for the wireless card model that your laptop is...

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/SWD/public/detail?sp4ts.Oid=5060881&swItemId=ob_105197_1&swEnvOid=4058

• Pavilion dv6b: Wifi adapter

  Hello great minds of HP!
  
  Ask a question before you go spending money, so I hope someone here can help me.
  
  Planning on upgrading my Centrino wireless-n wifi adapter to an adapter 802.11ac 6150 dual band.
  
  What I want to know, is my adapter on a whitelist? I.e. the upgrade is not an option due to the "standards of the FCC.
  
  If in the white list, is it possible to receive a bios that does not have the current whitelist? I really want to take advantage of the 5 GHz signal, as well as bluetooth connectivity.

  We need the exact model number to be sure, but for sure dv6s up to the-6000 series and-7000 series probably has the whitelist. I'm not approve this, but some models have a hacked BIOS that has been reported to work with no whitelist. Still, any use of the hacked BIOS is at your extreme risk.

  http://Forum.NotebookReview.com/threads/HP-Pavilion-DV6-6B-c-xxx-dv7-6B-c-xxx-unlocked-BIOS-whitelist-removed.741662/

• HP laptop Pavilion g6 - stall wifi connection

  I got a g6 HP laptop Pavilion for nearly a year, running on Windows 8.1

  I am of people (and more) loss of connection wifi to router - all other devices using the same WiFi (desktop, nexus, samsung phone phone) all keep them the connection and internet access, but the Pavilion keeps falling.

  Other related posts on this forum suggested the issue may be an outdated driver - how can I check that?

  Hello again Pragmata,

  It is good to hear from you again!

  As the problem persists after that you turn off the laptop, I also recommend following the steps below to correct this problem:

  1. open DEVICE MANAGER

  2. open the NETWORK CARDS

  3. right click on the WiFi adapter for the pc and left click on PROPERTIES

  4. click on POWER up.

  5 remove the check mark beside: ALLOW the COMPUTER TO TURN THIS DEVICE SAVE START STOP

  6. click on OK

  7. close DEVICE MANAGER and test.

  NOTE: There may also be checked under the CONTROLLER FAMILY (for example. Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller which would belong to the title of the WiFi card). If so, you can remove the check mark next to ALLOW the COMPUTER TO TURN this DEVICE FOR SAVE OFF.

  Please re-post with the results of your troubleshooting, and I look forward to your response!

  Concerning

• Pavilion DV7-3165DX, Atheros AR9285 WiFi adapter, communication and incompatibility issues

  After much research, I decided to buy a Pavilion DV7-3065DX. Then, I walked to my local Best Buy to say the 3065DX had been abandoned and was no longer available for purchase. However, the 3165DX, his successor had arrived and was very similar to the previous generation. After a brief discussion to justify the increase of prices with myself, I gave and was sold.

  Within hours, I was in College, trying to connect to the WiFi network without success. After several hours becoming more and more frustrated, I decided to call it closes unexpectedly. Rushing home after class, I plugged the new Linksys WRT160N, I had also bought wireless router and configured on my desk. Once completed, I tried to connect using the new Pavilion. To my surprise, it worked! (And no problem whatsoever no less). So, apparently, the wireless adapter works, but does so only on some networks.

  A week later, I tried to connect to a number of public and private WiFi networks of different types with limited success. Most importantly, I am able to connect to my home network, but not to the public networks in my college or city libraries. At one point, the Office for my college indicated that my WiFi adapter is one of a handful of cards on the list of incompatible devices to their network. As it was to buy the laptop in the first place, I am extremely frustrated.

  I turned to the support pages of HP for a solution. I considered a update driver despite the use of the HP Wizard to keep abreast on all software downloads and updates. To my dismay, product for the Pavilion DV7-3165DX page lists of Broadcom WiFi adapter, which does not correspond to my hardware (Atheros AR9285). What's worse, is that the manufacturer's website offers no driver downloads to customers that its site is adapted directly to product manufacturers.

  At this point, I'm increased and not sure what to do. I am already attached to this laptop. Apart from the war with his fingerprints on its black and shiny chrome surfaces shiny, the problem with the Atheros WiFi card is the only problem that I had. I hate having to go through the ordeal to return, and I do not think that this problem requires the sending of the product to HP for repair. Furthermore, I believe that if it came down to one of those, I simply return the product and find my way to another product by other manufacturers in total.

  This certainly isn't the experience I had hoped with my first purchase of HP.

  Any suggestions?

  I have the same question... However with me the solution wasn't in the pilot. I spent 3 hours on the phone with technical support, try to understand.

  What it comes down to say that Atheros AR 9285 is a shi * ty wireless card. It supports 802.11n Protocol, but only 2.4 GHz (the same as the b/g frequencies). My Cysco wireless router was broadcasting 5 GHz Wireless-N and AR 9285 was not able to detect it. Once I changed the router settings to allow 2.4 GHz Wireless-N Networking, the Atheros card was able to connect under the Protocol N. However, the maximum speeds of 2.4 GHz card are slower than 5 GHz card.

  I wish they would give an option to choose what wireless card to install in my laptop. GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR. I'm always done what they me screwed on.

• RALink RT5390r 801,1 1 b/g/n 1 x 1 wifi adapter in a Pavilion dv6 notebook works with WiFi on 5 GHz?

  The card Ralink RT5390r 801,1 1 b/g/n 1 x 1 wifi in a Pavilion dv6 notebook wireless adapter works with WiFi on 5 GHz? I need to change the network card?

  Hello:

  Any card with a bgn suffix is a single 2.4 GHz single band card.

  A card with agn or abgn is a dual band.

  I doubt you will find a dual band compatible to your laptop wireless card.

  The BIOS has a whitelist which hangs in the cards wireless not supported to be installed.

  The service manual may indicate a card dual band for your model, but the part number will be probably wrong.