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• Pavilion P6520F: p6520f driver usb 3.0 pci card

  To make a long story short, with assistance from HP Support Forum's, I've recently restored to my Pavilion P6520F leave an 'upgrade' forced Windows 10, back to Windows 7.  Unfortunately, when I accidentally upgraded to Win 10, my card usb 3.0 pci card decided to die in the transition (not compatible with Win 10).  I replaced the card with a PCI-E DEGOL Express USB 3.0 Card 4 Ports and power connector 4-pin 5V for desktop computers [ASIN: B01FUE7IS2].  The map loaded and worked like a champ... Until I started Windows 7.  Now Windows 7 can not find a driver for it, and provided driver disk will not load a driver for Windows 7.  I contacted the seller, and they assured me that the card must be compatible Windows 7.  Is there a generic driver online of these cards USB 3.0 can I load to bring back my new card?  Unfortunately, I threw the old card, if I can't relive the Degol map, I'll have to buy a new card.

  All advice appreciated!

  Hello

  USB for Windows 7 drivers are the supplies made by the manufacturer of the card.

  You must debug the problem if the DEGOL W7 driver does not load. Generally, you will see an error code in Device Manager for your USB card. This could give you some advice.

  HP is not post drivers for third party material.

• ASUS USB 3.1 PCI card in the Mac Pro 4.1/5.1

  Hello

  As the proud owner of a Mac ro 4.1 (updated to 5.1 and 2 X of Hexa-Core Xeon X 5670 CPU) I "suffer" a restriction.

  And it is now old and really slow USB 2.0.

  I would like to add a PCI USB 3.1 and I spotted the ASUS USB 3.1 PCI card.

  Of course, this card is given only as compatible with Windows...

  But I've seen a few reports of people claiming to have inserted this card in their Mac and have used successfully with several devices.

  It seems that these reports are under "Yosemite".

  I was wondering if they are always good with El Capitan...

  I put the card in the Mac.

  It seems to be recognized by the Mac Pro.

  In fact looking at the system information, under "PCI" give "Expansion USB card".

  BUT:

  -No USB key I have insert mounts;

  -No USB stick plug mounts;

  -my mouse lights

  -the keyboard does not work...

  So I'm wondering if:

  -El Capitan has got rid of the first USB support 3.1 to Yosemite?

  - Or if my card can be default somehow?

  -If this behavior can be caused by updates, I made (Mac 4.1-5.1 online) + 8-Core CPU-online 12 Core CPU?

  If anyone would be able to help me, I would be eternally grateful :-)

  If so, the card can be sent to the seller...

  Kind regards.

  FRED

  Hello there Penguiner.

  Looks like you bought the ASUS USB 3.1 PCI card and questions about its compatibility with your Mac Pro. The following Knowledge Base article speaks to the maps provided by Apple which have been tested and work with the Mac Pro:

  On the compatibility between Mac Pro-carte models graphics

  Since the ASUS card is not listed, the reference of the article could be a good recommendation to follow:

  This article applies only to video cards that originally shipped with a specified Mac Pro or upgrade kit have been offered by Apple. Similar maps that are not provided by Apple may have compatibility issues and you have to work with this card provider to confirm compatibility.

  Thank you for reaching out to the communities of Apple Support.

  Kind regards.

• What is the correct USB 3.0 PCIE card for Z800?

  I am looking to buy the correct USB 3.0 PCIe card for a Z800, but I can't find any HP thru. Anyone has the info > 12 and 60 cards HP dollar on EBAY, but I don't know if those who are good.

  Hello

  Based on the following specifications, the machine has a lot of options:

  http://h18000.www1.HP.com/products/QuickSpecs/13278_na/13278_na.PDF

  You can buy 1 port card, map 2 ports, card port 3 or even 4 ports card such as:

  http://www.StarTech.com/cards-adapters/USB-3.0/cards/2-port-PCI-Express-SuperSpeed-USB-3-card-adapter~PEXUSB3S2

  You should check the slot to get the support of the card right.

  Kind regards.

  PS eBay is another story, you can buy some card dollars.

• PCI USB 3.0 Express card does not work

  Discription of the system:

  • HP Pavilion Elite HPE-520nl desktop PC
  • Processor Intel Core i7 - 2600
  • Memory 6 GB
  • Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit
  • Service Pack 1
  • The map of USB 3.0 pci card the "HP-lable" is printed. Therefore an alaaa by HP original card.

  My HD portabale with USB3.0 interface is not recognized. Also all USB 2.0 memory sticks are NOT regonised by this card pci of USB 3.0.

  I searched on the web, this forum ect. and posible all software and drivers updated.

  Now at least there's no sign of escalmation in the Windows Device Manager.

  There are no errors in Windows and by double clicking on each and evry device a puppy window says: "device is functioning! (But when I put in a usb in the port USB3 device, nothing happens, not even a new drive appears under 'Computer'.)

  OK maybe the card is the default, so I bought at a local PC store a new one (Konig CMP-PCIE2USB3), but same problem.

  Well maybe the PCI slot is the problem... I put the card HP in the free location. But still no luck.

  Now I have 2 PCI USB 3.0 Express card in my office, but no USB 3.0 for my USB 3.0 devices connection.

  All USB 2.0 ports are working well.

  Help, please.

  

  I uninstall the original card and don't forget to remove the driver. Then install the Konig CMP-PCIE2USB3 and install the driver from the Web site. Don't forget to attach the molex 4 pin of your power supply.

• HP SlimLine 450 - A24: Add an expansion card 4 ports USB 3.0 PCIe to a HP 450 - A24

  Hi, new to the forum.

  I have a HP Slimline 450 - A24 and would like to know if it is possible to install a port 4 USB 3.0 PCIe expansion card?  All I could find is that the expansion port was used. Is it possible to add even 4 port USB 3.0 PCIe expansion card?

  Thanks fror your help

  Hi @gulwing1,

  That the Forums are with you! It's a good place to find the help you need, other users, the HP experts and other members of the support staff. I understand that you are looking for more information on your system and whether it is possible to put a 4-port USB 3.0 PCIe card. I'm happy to give you a helping hand with this.

  Looking at the HP Slimline 450 - a24 Desktop PC product specificationsand HP and Compaq Desktop PCs - specifications (P-nutmeg nuts) of the motherboard, System Board lists no matter what expansion slot at all.  With this in mind, you cannot use a PCIe card in this system.

  It is unfortunately not the news you wanted, but answering your question. Please mark this message as a solution. Bravo would be appreciated as well.

  .

• Compatible USB 3.0 device (PCIe card)

  Hello community,

  who has managed to integrate ALL (if so, which) PCIe USB 3.0 with ESXi 5.5u2 card?

  I have a HP ProLiant server (which has USB 2.0 built) and I want to add a support of USB 3.0 PCIe card.

  Because I found several different opinions, I wanted to ask here if someone managed to do it.

  I run several W2K8 Server, but only one who has need of USB 3.0

  Thank you

  Martin

  I just discovered that all systems server before 2012 (that is, my 2008 R2 as well) DO NOT support the addon with USB 3.0 cards because they do not HAVE built-in SUPPORT for maps. Even if there are driver available for the system, given that the pilot "xhci" isn't a native component of the operating system, windows won't be able to use it. Single server 2012 can do

  I hope this helps others as well

• How can I install a full-size pci card in a Slimline desktop environment

  I got a s5623w computer Slimline of office for a gift.  A year later I wanted to install a pci card hardware to capture analog video and transfer it to digital to my computer.  Well, I've been very disappointed and found that the map is too long.  What type of equipment or upgrades can even installed in the slimline computers anyway?  Is there a way for the size to connect to this computer?  The material I want to install has taken to a VCR and a port IEEE 13694 (who was left out of this model, why I have no idea) is it possible to install it or did I just lose a lot of money.  Or is there a special place to purchase these short hardware PCI cards?

  Please consider using a video capture device / USB like these for VCR (analogue) type signals. In regards to a Firewire/1394 card, consider the SYBA Low Profile PCI-Express 1394 b/A, StarTech PEX1394B3LPor SIIG FireWire 400 PCI Express x 1 rack w/LP

• HP Pavilion HPE h8-1150z CTO D: which USB-3 PCI Card

  I would like to upgrade computer (add) USB-3 to my existing. Which USB-3 PCI card (make and model) would be compatible with my computer?   Is there anything that should be avoided?   The card may only be installed or is there some other changes/upgrades necessary to make it work correctly?

  #HPExpertDay

  Yes, you can add USB 3.0, but it would work in 2.0 as the motherboard must be able to do.

  So you would need a powered USB hub.

• Try to install USB 3.0 PCI x 1 card in a HP Pavilion Elite e9290f

  Trying to install the USB 3.0 PCI x 1 card in a HP Pavilion Elite e9290f.   It is supposed to be a PCI x 1 slot and a PCI x 4 slot available for expansion.  I'm not one of these.  However, there is a very long slot just above the video card (x 32?).  Looks like that slot would host the map, but I do not see the power cables available with a male plug.  There seems to be 2 sheets of female power (red, black, black, yellow).  May need to find a male/male adapter, if these are sheets of power and of the large slot is one that I can use.  I'm setting up to use a 3 TB external drive and need to transfer about 2 TB of data.  Speed will really help.  Thanks for any help you can give me.

  Hello

  There should be a number on the motherboardPCI-E slots.  Any open slot should work.

  Review the information displayed in this thread.  If you look at the image I posted, then you will see two different types of connectors that you have a faucet using a separator of Y.

• PCI cards with USB 3.0 or eSATA for a Mac Pro 2006 (1,1)

  Hello, Apple people!

  I got my hands on a Mac Pro 2006 earlier from a friend. I used it as a BESTIAL Server (seriously, this thing is not so much as breaking a sweat even when I throw it the more difficult task.) I love this machine) since I got it, and I think I want to do the updates. My plan so far is to get multiple mounting OWC to pick up the second drive Bay currently vacant DVD and install two 120 GB Samsung 850 EVO drives in RAID 0, while using the real HARD disk bays for a RAID 10 array (nested RAID: two RAID 1 arrays brought together in a RAID 0 array) of four 2 TB red WD drives and use two 250 GB hard drives currently in the machine in an external case in a matrix RAID 1 for backup. I'm pretty happy on this issue.

  My question concerns what interface to use for external drives of 250 GB. I can use:

  • USB 2.0 currently on the machine
  • FireWire 800 currently on the machine
  • a PCIe USB 3.0 card
  • a PCIe card with eSATA

  That we will get the faster speeds? I know that, theoretically, eSATA would get faster speeds (6 Gbps eSATA vs 5 Gbit/s USB 3.0 vs 800 Mbps, Firewire 800 vs 480 Mbps USB 2.0), however I know also (maybe?) that the Mac Pro I have only has grooves in v PCIe 1.1, with a (supposed) 250 MB/s maximum data transfer rate. would this bottleneck a PCIe USB 3.0 or eSATA card not worth?

  Note: don't worry all "Mac compatibility" with PCIe cards (or the table RAID scheme I mentioned). I am running Ubuntu Server (64 bit) on the machine, and given that the Linux kernel supports much more conductive than Mac OS X, I probably don't need to look at all the other drivers. This issue is specific to the hardware capabilities of the Mac Pro.

  Probably the most simple installation, you can do is to install the eSATA extender cable adapter.

• What can I upgrade HP Pavilion P7-1110 desktop USB 2.0 USB 3.0

  I want to know if I can pass my HP Pavilion P7-1110 desktop USB 2.0 ports to USB 3.0 ports and how to do this. I guess that with an extension if card is possible. Thank you.

  You can add this PCIE cardto your system

• Network/slot PCI card

  I need to buy a new network card for my HP Pavilion a6403w desktop computer.  The current I is integrated, but must be replaced.  I need to know what to buy, so it is compatible.  I just bought one, and it does not fit.  Can anyone help?

  Thank you!

  jndwoodbury wrote: I need to buy a new network card for my HP Pavilion a6403w desktop computer.  The current I is integrated, but must be replaced.  I need to know what to buy, so it is compatible.  I just bought one, and it does not fit.  Can anyone help?

  Hello jndwoodbury, here is a link to the specifications for your system. It shows that it will support a PCIe both an old PCI card.

  I don't know other types of network cards in motherboard, so I wonder why the one you bought will not work.

  You need to unplug the power cord, remove the side panel and make sure you have one of these locations addon.

  When you install the new network adapter, I suggest to enter BIOS and disable the on-board, network device just to make sure that there is no comflicts with the new network adapter.

• The BIOS of my dv2610us stop me from changing my mini-pci card?

  is there a white list in my bios that would prevent me from changing the Broadcom BCM4311 for a mini-PCI with my choice?

  I have read several posts on the forum who said their model of HP had limitations in the BIOS but they were all pretty old, and I hope that HP has changed their policy on this.  I can understand the blocking for overclocking settings, but this seems a little extreme.

  I contacted the support of discussion about this today, but I had the strong feeling that he did not know what in the world I was talking (but he offered to sell me the same wireless card that I told him that I wanted to replace...)

  I edited my name on...

  dirtsandwich: The dv2610us has a 'white list' on the bios that blocks some install mini-pci cards?
  [An agent will be with you shortly.]
  [You are now chatting with Shane].
  Shane: Hello dirtsandwich.
  dirtsandwich: Hi Shane.
  Shane: Welcome to HP Total Care for laptop, my name is Shane. Please give me a minute while I quickly look at the description of the problem.
  dirtsandwich: no problem
  Shane: dirtsandwich, could elaborate you on this issue, so that I can help you better?
  dirtsandwich: sure no problem.
  Shane: Thank you.
  dirtsandwich: I tried to buy a new mini-pci card to replace the broadcom wireless card that came with my dv2610us. I read on some sites that have a white list on the BIOS that allows specific models of wireless cards to be installed in some models. If the model is not on the white list, then you can not install it.
  Shane: Of course, I understand and regret the inconvenience. And I got my best efforts to solve the problem in a timely.
  Shane: To help you in a better way, may I know the product and serial number of the laptop that is facing this problem?
  dirtsandwich: I have the dv2610us. SN is XXXXX
  dirtsandwich: product is XXXXXXX
  Shane: Thank you for providing us the information.
  Shane: dirtsandwich, may I know you bought the new wirless card from outside the HP device?
  dirtsandwich: not yet
  Shane: Well, you want to buy. Fix?
  dirtsandwich: no, I want to know if the BIOS has a whitelist which will prohibit some installed wireless cards.
  Shane: Alright.
  Shane: dirtsandwich, I understand your request.
  Shane: If I understand the question, yopu desire to know who's here, any white list is available in the BIOS on this laptop, I'm wrong?

  Shane: * you
  dirtsandwich: Well... is not available. I just want to know if HP has put one in the BIOS
  Shane: Well, there's no white list will be available in the BIOs.
  dirtsandwich: so if I buy a third mini-pci card it should install without problem?
  Shane: Only we have some parameters like sound, VGA etc, you can disable or enable.
  Shane: Is it an external wireless card, you can insert it via USB?
  dirtsandwich: no, it's a mini-pci pci-e card.
  dirtsandwich: here... read this... that's what I want to do.
  dirtsandwich: http://h30434.www3.HP.com/PSG/board/message?board.ID=Internet&thread.ID=701
  Shane: dirtsandwich, please give me 2 minutes while I wil chech this in my database.
  dirtsandwich: or this http://forums11.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/bizsupport/questionanswer.do?admit=109447626+124323708840...
  Shane: Well, I read it, thank you.
  Shane: Thanks for being online. I appreciate your time and the patince.
  Shane: dirtsandwich, I checked in my resources, and I subscribe to tell you that you can connect the Mini-PCI Wireless card in your laptop.
  Shane: And you can buy this from HP.
  dirtsandwich: HP operates a base of Atheros mini-pci cards? When HP started to remove from the whitelist from the bios?
  Shane: dirtsandwich, I am researching on this Yes, you can be online for 2-3 minutes.
  dirtsandwich: ok
  Shane: Thank you.
  Shane: Thanks for being online. I appreciate your time and patience.
  Shane: dirtsandwich, here is the description of the compatible with you laptop wireless card.
  Shane: Wireless 802. 11 b / g mini PCI card (Broadcom, Hoya) adapter - data rate of 54 Mbps, 2.4 GHz bandwidth operation (most of the world)
  dirtsandwich: ok. It's a Broadcom, which is what I am wanting to replace.
  Shane: Yes.
  dirtsandwich: Does that mean that it is the only card that offers HP?
  Shane: dirtsandwich, your laptop comes with this wireless card and HP doesnot recommends change internal maps.
  Shane: Yes.
  dirtsandwich: Well it's maybe, but the broadcom chipset does not support some features that I use, and I don't want to carry a USB adapter more.
  Shane: dirtsandwich, if you want I'll go ahead and order t for you immediately.
  dirtsandwich: Why would a wireless card that I have order? I think I'm ok. a good night of Shane.
  Shane: He'll gave you all the features that is compatible with youy notebokk, SPÖ please don't worry.
  Shane: Well, I thought you want to buy it now.
  Shane: Is there something else I can help you with today?
  dirtsandwich: no thanks.
  dirtsandwich: bye.

  Hello

  I'm sorry but the HP policy is still the same.

• Tecra 9100 - W-LAN-Mini-PCI-card upgrade

  Hello everyone,

  I ve got a with the W-LAN-onboard Tecra 9100 working doesn´t.
  Instead of repairing the old W - Lan Mini-PCI-card I want to move to a new standard (802. 11 b / g with 108 Mbit/s max) Mini-PCI card.

  I prefer the mini Notebook-WLAN-Gigabyte GN-WIAG02 PCI adapter.

  Is it possible to chance the card built into the Gigabyte card?

  Hello

  It s nice that you want to upgrade your wireless mini-pci network card. But I suggest you rather a card with an Atheros chipset. The best choice is perhaps a card with a Chipset of Atheros 5005GS since I upgraded my Tecra 9100 with this card and it works like charm. (and not so expensive as other s cards)

  To swap the card, you must remove the plastic cover of the keyboard and unscrew the two screws in order to release the keyboard.
  After removing the keyboard, you will find an aluminum side cover left which is set with a special torx screws. The best would be to get these torx screwdriver to loosen this bolt and remove the cover.
  After removal, you will see the map with the cables that lead to the antenna. (One white and one black) Be very CAREFUL when remove the Connector cables, because if damage you one of the cable connectors there is no return since the cables are cables "Mini-coax" and cannot be "connected."

  I warn you, just do it if you're really sure and if you know what you're doing, because I won't take any responsibility if damage you something on your machine. Otherwise, I wish good luck and would appreciate some comments on your success.

  See you soon