Ralink RT5390 wireless issues

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• RALink RT5390 wireless adapter does not work

  My g6 pavilion laptop wifi adapter was not properly work recently. my internet router and networking are works well as it should, but whenever I restart my laptop, repeat me that there is no link and no other wifi networks when there are clearly other networks because of my neighbors.

  I tried a system restore to solve the problem, but it has no effect and my norton affects the restoration of the system to disable the antivirus.

  I'm stuck on ideas to solve this problem and I don't know much about networking and internet stuff, so I'm pretty powerless here

  Here is a link to my features of laptops if necessary:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03136241

  These ralink adapters are simple ol ' sh * t. I don't know if it will be a complete solution for you, but I was pulling with my network card for months and this has proved to be the most effective for my computer. I have a HP Envy luck to be equipped with a Ralink RT3290, Windows 8.

  so...

  Out of the box, my computer was working fine and it connected to the network OK. As soon as I moved further away from the router, I known constant dropouts, and the connection always folds between the low signal strength, to completely disconnect the router, where I had to re - connect manually there. This question really frustrating. I use my computer on the top level of my house, and the router is in the basement. If I was getting sick of this fast. Update driver after update driver, no luck. After trying everything under the Sun, I decided I would bite the bullet and I tried something a little bit Orthodox...

  I just uninstalled the driver for my computer. Yes, really. When a component on your computer a driver is stripped, Windows software has a few drivers that will install by default for your material so that it can remain functional on your computer. So, once remove the driver ralink on my computer, windows installed sound driver by default for my network card and... Voila! My connection problems are virtually non-existent at this point. The material is not always the best, but at least I can surf the net in my room without my connection affected by constant stalling.

  Now, other that the light on the button stuck wireless with an orange glow and list my NIC as #10 Device Manager, I always use this driver with minimum questions. Occasionally, he'll forget the connection once I wake the laptop from sleep, but this issue has been much worse with the ralink drivers than without.

  If you are aware of the risk (what is low, to be realistic, this can always be undone and you can always reinstall drivers ralink so that deosn proved to be an effective solution), I will explain in detail how I managed to do.

  (1) open Device Manager (right click the lower left corner in windows 8 and a shortcut appears in the drop-down below)

  (2) find network adapters and display its contents

  (3) make a right click on your wireless network adapter (should be something similar to "Ralink RT5390 802.11b/g/n... ") and click on"Uninstall"in the menu drop-down

  (4) a popup should appear and you should be given the possibility to uninstall or cancel it. Make sure you check "suppression software driver for this device" until you go forward, or Windows re - install the ralink driver.

  -Search for new hardware if your network card is not detected after you have uninstalled it. Your card should appear as "802.11n Wireless LAN card"

  -If you have an installer driver ralink that is newer or equal to the driver that is already installed, you can run the Setup program to remove any driver software remains which is usually overlooked by the device during the uninstallation Manager there from your computer

  -As an option, you can check potential driver leftover files C:\Windows\System32\Drivers. It is important to search for remains that Device Manager / ralink Installer may have missed because it can potentially conflict with the replacement of windows WLAN driver. pilots should have a short name for your adapter (e.g. rt3298.sys); they shouldn't be hard to find. Be careful as well; IT IS WISE TO ALWAYS SAVE no matter WHAT DRIVER SOFTWARE, YOU CAN REMOVE in CASE YOU MAKE a MISTAKE.

  (5) re - enter your information network and you should be good to go!

  I hope that it is of no help to you. People who know nothing about what they will tell you to install the latest driver and yatta yatta yatta this way, because it does not work I had to take the liberty to try to find a solution for these adapters cursed myself. I hope this helps a bit your question!

• HP Pavilion dv6t-7000 - Ralink RT5390 Wireless Upgrade

  Hello

  I'm looking forward to replace my wireless card, I noticed a stamp on my wireless card informing me that I have to replace with HP SPARE, I scanned the bar code "670691-001" and I found that it is the WiFi card Ralink RT5390... can I replace it with the wireless card intel 7260HMW? If not, what other wireless cards my camera supports? 4.0 taken Bluetooth supported if possible.

  Thanks in advance for your answer

  Best regards

  mabusair

  HP Pavilion dv6t-7000 CTO Entertainment Notebook PC - Windows 8.1

  I7-3610QM, 8 GB of RAM

  Hi mabusair,

  Welcome to the HP Support Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience! To help you get the most out of the Forums of HP, I would like to draw your attention to the Guide of the Forums HP first time here? Learn how to publish and more.

  I see that you are looking to replace card Ralink WiFi. Page 52 of Maintenance and Service Guide will show you compatible wireless, the 7260HMW of Intel cards but there are two others with Bluetooth 4.0 support.

  Thank you

• The Ralink RT5390 in a Pavilion dm1z wireless card works with WiFi on 5 GHz?

  I have a Pavailion dm1z, which uses the Ralink RT5390 wireless card. I have a router dual band with WiFi networks on 2.4 GHZ and 5 GHz. The dm1z is unable to pick up the SSID in the 5 GHz range, it can for the 2.4 GHz band. Is the Ralink RT5390 card dual wireless broadband? Can it captures my 5 GHz wireless network? If this isn't the case, allow new drivers for it? Or the dm1z can be updated to capture the WiFi in the 5 GHz range? What other options I have to do the 5 GHz WiFi?

  (5 or 2.4 GHz) USB adapter should work well on the laptop.

• Pavilion G: Ralink RT5390 upgrade to 5.0?

  Hi, I have a Windows 7 64-bit laptop, which uses the Ralink RT5390 wireless adapter. I'm sure that this adapter supports only 2.4 GHz, but I wonder what are my options to upgrade? Do I need to buy a new laptop for? Or is it an internal or a USB device I can use to pick up the band 5.0?

  I ask because this time, my 100 Mbps up/down FiOS is only showing 30mbps on my old laptop, new laptop and cell phone on the network 2.4. But on my new laptop and cell phone, I am able to move to the 5.0 network (Wifi different names for the 2.4 and 5.0) and I get 80-110 Mbps.

  I want to change the old laptop to receive Band 5.0 somehow and so to receive the connection Mbit / s 80-110.

  Thank you in advance!

  Hello

  Depending on how the USB wireless card suppliers implement their products. I have no money to buy test them all and 3 of my laptops (HP Elitebook 2740, Dell Latitude E6400 and E6420) oder are all have ac internal adapter.

  Kind regards.

• RALink rt5390 works is not on a hpg62 450sv

  Hello

  I have a hp g62-450sv running win 8.1. I buy a new ralink rt5390 wireless card to replace the former. When I install it on my laptop and the PC have a message 'do not support card' and the pc start not at all until I get out of the map. This is the same room as my old man. Why does not work?

  Thank you.

  bandit650 wrote:

  the sps # is 630703-001. It's my old card. the new has #691415-001 sp.  the seller told me that Ms # is not perform accounting.

  Hello

  As you can see from the link above, machine ONLY accepts 630703-001. None. Return it and get your money back.

  Kind regards.

• RALink RT5390 802.11b/g/n WiFi Adapter will remain not connected

  I use a laptop of Hp 2000, and the adapter installed on the computer provided wireless is a Ralink RT5390 802.11b/g/n WiFi Adapter.  I ran the driver update tool, and it says I have install the driver update.  I have also run the tool to "Diagnose the problem", and he says that he has no problem.  However, the computer loses internet connection constantly.  I guess it has something to do with the wireless adapter, because all other wireless in the House have no problems. The operating system is Windows 7.  I'm a little tech savvy and can normally include questions to just play with it for a while, but this one has me dumb founded, and its very annoying when you try to do something and you just loose connection and have to start all over again. Help, please!

  Hello:

  I found that the relying on a tool the driver does not always provide information.

  Here is the link to the latest version of the driver if you don't v.3.2.12.0 (13 April 2012) installed.

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareDescription.jsp?lang=en & CC = US & prodTypeId = 321957 & prodSeriesId = 3688868 & swItem = ob-104619-1 & mode = 3

  Paul

• The low signal strength with Ralink RT5390 on HP Dv6

  I have two other laptops HP which connect to my wireless router, both have a signal strength 3-4 bar using Intel 5100 and 5300 AGN wireless cards.

  My dv6-6145dx has a Ralink RT5390 and gets only 2-3 bars, but mostly just 2.  I use the laptop in the same place as the others and even tried to move get a signal louder, but nothing has worked.

  I googled and it seems that the RT5390 had some problems like this.  I'm now thinking that maybe I should buy a wireless card replacement.  Intel made half wireless pci-e cards, but I have no idea if they are supported. Should I get the Atheros?

  EDIT: for anyone suffering from slow response of Ralink RT5390 in their computer HP laptop, definitely try the latest pack of driver software from the HP Business Center.  I installed it on my computer and it has greatly improved responsiveness.  It is still not a great card, but at least I'm able to use it now without feeling like I'm on a dial-up connection!

  "If you keep an open mind, life will give you more opportunities."

  Hello:

  Have you tried the latest version of the Ralink driver (5.0.15.0 - March 26, 2013) for your current card?

  http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareDescription.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodTypeId=321957&prodSeriesId=5229455&prodNameId=5229457&swEnvOID=4059&swLang=13&mode=2&taskId=135&swItem=ob-116957-1

  I no longer provide recommendations for WLAN card replacements unless I know a particular card will work in a specific model specifications, that I do not have any warranty information for your.

• HP Pavilion dv6t-7000: Ralink RT5390R wireless adapter does not connect to 802.11n network

  I have a HP Pavilion dv6t-7000, equipped with the Ralink RT5390R wireless adapter.  For the life of me, I can't get it to connect to my home network when implemented as 802.11n.  They connect other devices. If I change my router 802.11 g, but no other change, doe HP connect. But if I return the router to 802.11n, HP sees the network, and it correctly identifies as a 802.11n network, but does not connect.

  The router is a D - Link DIR-615 (N300 2.4 ghz)

  All this experience? All solutions?

  Woo-Hoo.

  Found a solution.  Both HP and windows said I had the most current drivers, but this HP forum had a link to a newer driver.  Installed and it worked.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/wireless-Internet-home-networking/Wi-Fi-problems-HP-Pavilion-G7-1338dx-notebook-PC/m-p/1836467#M33729

• HP Envy 17-j053ea (E7A75EA) wireless issues

  Hello

  HP Envy 17-j053ea (E7A75EA) wireless issues

  Very slow performance on wireless and many drop-outs.  Don't you this problem with other laptops, etc. It doesn't matter how close to the router that I am.  It is virtually unusable.  Netwrk cable is very fast, this laptop is fine.

  I updated the bios to the latest version.

  Wireless device is Intel Centrino N2230 network card. It runs the latest driver - version 15.10.0.11

  Any help please it's driving me crazy?

  Thank you

  Malcolm

  Hello

  The latest drivers still does not work.  Finish I swapped out for an Intel Centrino Advanced - N 6235, which works perfectly and is steady as a rock.

  Too bad that I had to do it on a new computer laptop well!

  See you soon,.

  Malcolm

• Satellite Pro A200 wireless issue sometimes disconnects

  Hello

  I have a Satellite Pro A200 with a wireless issue.
  I use home wireless. Every now and then while surfing it won't find the page. I try to connect via my VPN connection I have for the office.
  If you click Cancel, it will sometimes continue surfing very well but sometimes can not find the page.

  I disabled the wireless and connection is used hard and no problem.
  It would be desirable to re - install the drivers for the wireless?
  I think I've removed the software toshiba Wireless thing (forget his name) when I got it.
  So maybe that's the issue.

  Any help would be apreciated.

  Thank you

  Of course, it would be desirable to update the WLan driver in most cases it s WLan compatibility issue between card WiFi and router

  I recommend updating the driver WLan and also you can update the BIOS if a new version has been available for your laptop model

  Best regards & good luck

• EA6500 - Wireless issues, possibly related to the leases Varied?

  I am passage of router Netgear WNDR, and this EA6500 V1 really gives me some very minor, recurring wireless issues.  I have to assume its ties to certain parameters, I'm just not see.

  My laptop will lose just an internet connection.  The connection to the router is still strong, but I have to follow the troubleshooting for Win7, it restarts the network card in the laptop and its good once again.  Then a random amount of time later, he'll do it again.  Seems to happen a lot more, I'm of the router, as in the night, the laptop comes on the floor, I'm leaving 5 bars 3 (speed is little unchanged) and I will have 4 or 5 of these occurrences.

  Wireless printer is really been a pain with this.  Since the 430W brother I can find and easy access to the home network.  From there its been sporadic at best.  If I connect to the router (immediately after Assembly), I can see the printer and its Online.  Research on a laptop computer in the House he won't find it.  If I just leave or make several reboots it will come back.  I add, print a test page and everything is fine.  The next day, the printer is in offline mode on the router and is not reachable.  On the printer itself, that it believes its fine.  If I remove the device, and then restart the printer and do everything again I can find it, but only for that day there.

  The laptop computer and the printer are on the notebook 2.4 Ghz network join on n 150Mbps.  I added the printer of the demilitarized zone and increased maximum rental period that the field would allow.  Always without success.

  Any ideas?  With the old router that the printer wireless joined the day we bought it, and two years later, he was still active and had never been restarted.  Even with the laptop.  Its about 3 years and I have never had to restart the internal card like that.

  For now, I went back to Netgear but I'd like to get the EA to work if I can so I can give my old router to my parents.

  Thank you!

  Ryan

  If you have a wired connection stable, this challenge can be because of wireless interference. Try changing the channel wireless 1, 6 or 11.

  If the wired connection is not as stable and as long as you have a stable connection directly to the modem, clone the MAC address of your computer on the page of configuration of the router if you have a cable internet connection. For Linksys WiFi Smart, go to connectivity > Internet settings > enable MAC address Clone > Clone My PC MAC > Apply. For the classic web interface, see this link.

• HP Pavilion g6-1b53ca with wifi Ralink RT5390 will not run on 802.11n

  Hello.  Does anyone have any advice for the following?

  I have a laptop Pavilion g6 with a b/g/n wifi Ralink RT5390 card.  It works very well with my Linksys WRT54G and GS DD - WRT routers.  I recently got a new Linksys EA2700 with v1.0 of the Linksys firmware.

  The laptop again works very well with the Linksys EA2700 as long as it's WPA2 with mixed mode at 2.4 Ghz.  It shows connected to 54Mbps... which is g mode.

  Any ideas on why he used to connect fashion n greater speed?  It is only 5 meters and shows an excellent signal strength.  When I change the EA2700 from mixed mode to mode N... The HP error message just says... impossible to connect... the diagsnostics can't find anything.  I have a Samsung wifi phone and there is no connection problems in n to the same router EA2700 mode.

  The laptop shows the RALINK RT5390 as with the 3.2.13.0 version in Add/Remove Programs section.  The shows 5.0.9.0 device driver date device driver dated 27/11/2012

  Thanks a lot if anyone can make comments.

  Edward

  Hi, Edward:

  Please see if updating the driver to the latest version of help.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-127448-1&cc=us&DLC=en&LC=en&OS=4063&product=6521374&sw_lang=

  Then go to the Advanced tab for the device in Device Manager and check if there is a bgn mode to select.

  It is possible that the pilot, that you have only has an auto or b/g mode.

  You can also check first before updating the driver.

  You should get 65 to 72 Mbps on the 2.4 GHz band.

  The card can receive and transmit on the 5.0 GHz band.

• RALink RT5390 802.11/b/g/n WiFi adapter 5.0 ghz problem

  I have a laptop DV7 - 6113cl. It has a Ralink RT5390 802.11/b/g/n WiFi adapter and I can't connect to my wifi 5.0 ghz router. I can only connect to my 2.4 ghz router, the router is an Asus RT-N56U Dual Band router 802. 11 g/b/n /.

  The 2.4 ghz is 802. 11 g/b

  the 5.0 ghz is 802.11 n/a.

  Please help me, I need to connect to the 5.0 ghz because the 2.4 ghz signal is only 1 bar if im in my room.

  Ralink RT5390 is 2.4 GHz only.

  Try to move your router or by assigning a different channel.

  Banhien is only partially correct. While 802. 11A works on 5 GHz, you have reason to believe that 802.11n can do 2,4 or 5.

• Pavilion DV7T - 1200 CTO happened w / Wireless issues - work in progress - solved

  I took delivery on a DV7T yesterday.  It is configured with the minimap Intel 5100 AGN & Vista 32 Home premium (my first Vista machine).  I had updated my wireless router home in anticipation of his arrival, installation of a model of D - Link DIR-655 (Vista friendly 802.11n capable).  The router plays well with my existing XP laptop and has been configured for WPA2 AES & compatibility b/g/n.

  I configured the appropriate connection parameters and launched a manual connection.  I made changes to the router so the SSID was visible and defined the DV7T for automatic connection, but it took often more a minute before the DV7T would see even the network wireless and even a minute or two before reporting the signal strength. Each time, connection attempts failed, reports of a lack of response from the router.  After the double check (and returning) settings and password several times (and the audit by doing the same thing on another laptop which connected very well) I finally decided there was a problem and called for help.  Given that the order had been placed through Costco, I went through their Concierge as a first level service. Their script for was power off all computers (XP) on the network saying that a common problem was having a Vista machine join a network with XP already connected machines. No joy. Same lack of goodness after removing/reinstalling the drivers. It was as much as the script went to attempts at original resolution.

  At this point, no resolution & I plan just to return the machine for a refund (lack of wireless really it would damage the intended use). Propelled upwards all the equipment I had turned off.  Bored of not knowing for sure if it was an inherent incompatibility or a hardware problem (the day of delivery!)  I ended up out and pick up an express format card card N Wireless of Linksys.   Responsible drivers, plugged in the card and voila! immediately, the machine connects using the configuration of the connection that I had entered previously.  On top of that, the flow of data showed that 240-270 mbits.

  With this info, I went back to service, initially to the connection of Costco and then discussed in HP support. After a 3 hour marathon call, HP sends a replacement 5100AGN card to 'see if this fixes things', if it is not, the machine must go back to the service (as a problem of antennas would not be repairable client). Part of the duration of a call has been associated with finding the right part for a machine CTO.  The wireless card on my machine something SN (Broadcom) was set apart from the 5100 (although the list mentioned packing a minimap Intel next gen and the Manager device reports an Intel 5100AGN).  They have finally found a suitable part number (I hope).

  I just thought I would pass this along in case where someone else found themselves in a similar situation.  I'll post much after that the replacement property is displayed. As a side note, the Linksys N Ultra Rangeplus expresscard works really well as a replacement. Of course I'd rather not have something projecting from the side, but it certainly did the job.

  EDITION - ADDENDUM

  After the above post, I couldn't help but think that a problem of antennas sounded very probably - maybe a lead broken/disconnected (something I mentioned to the technology of the telephone service).  In any case, just a minute before, I went ahead and pulled the bottom panel, so I could take a look at the wireless card.  Technology said there would be two tracks running to the card - only was connected, the other has fallen in a crack between the card and the frame.  The wire not connected has been labeled "main" and there is a connector on the "main" labelled map  The two sons had been celo-glued to the card (in the broad sense), but I had the disconnected an oriented properly & pressed into the connector on the card.  He buttoned & turned on the machine.  He immediately finds the wireless network and connection has been made in a few seconds.

  My only ongoing question may turn out to be wireless performance.  Connection with the linksys card speeds were always above 200 (230-270).  Speeds, I see on the bed in so far have been initially lower than 100, with the best after being 150 mbits.  Any suggestions for how this can be improved?  Will the adapter 'learn' alone and get better over time?

  FINAL ADDENDUM-

  Model found on another forum that the 5100AGN has apparently a maximum 150 Mbps on a 300 Mbps max for RX & TX... the 5300AGN is 300 in both directions.

  This suggests that the 150 that I see is as good as it gets for my integrated card. Apparently, the Linksys expresscard I used is good for TX/RX 300.

  Nick

  Message edited by skhowell on 02/21/2009 08:22
  Message edited by skhowell on 02/21/2009 17:00

  I don't know that the costco guys worked just for the trouble shooting script, he gave.  On the plus side, he had an understanding of the issues, & spoke vernacular American English (and not in a call center offshore).  He was ready to continue, but I needed a time out.  The second call (after me obtain Linksys for comparison) was good enough and the technology was very ready he climbs to a technician of HP (once again, the continent - not off shore), which was certainly ready to order a replacement part, but crossed a few last checks more that the internal card could not be implemented. The part was sentenced & will be shipped without requiring a deposit of me. The only negative for telephone exchanges, it's neither opening proposed leads the lower panel to check the antennas have been connected correctly.

  As stated in the original post - edited-, the final fix was to open the Panel & visually notice that a 'primary' marked lead was not connected to the wireless card.  Attaching which lead to the consequence named connector on the Board eliminated the problem.   The disparity of the connection speeds between the internal 5100AGN and the Linksys 802.11n expresscard was due to the limitations of card design (150TX/300RX 5100AGN and 300 TX/RX for the Linksys), so the 150 Mbps I see currently for internally is as good it will become.  I'll probably send the rear replacement not opened as opposed to actually Exchange cards. (I don't think that the shipment may be shortstopped at this point...).

  Nick