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• Replace the module WiFI HP Probook 4740 S

  I'm looking to upgrade my module/WiFi card on my laptop.

  Can someone recommend me something that would work?

  Thank you!

  Hello Andrdnl,

  I understand that you are looking to upgrade your wireless card and are curious as to who you can use. Your computer supports the following Combo WLAN/Bluetooh cards according to page 50 of your HP ProBook 4740 s Notebook PC Maintenance and Service of Guide :

  Atheros WiFi 802.11b/g/n 1 x 1 9485GN and 3012 adapter Bluetooth 4.0
  Broadcom 4313GN 1 x 1 WiFi 802.11b/g/n and Bluetooth 4.0 adapter 20702
  Intel Centrino Wireless-N 2230
  Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6235
  RALink WLAN Ralink Ripple3 RT5390F_802.11 b/g/n 1 x 1 PCIe HMC
  Adapter WiFi of Atheros AR9485 802.11b/g/n 1 x 1
  Atheros AR9565 802.11bgn WiFi 1 x 1 + BT4.0 combo adapter
  RALink RT3290LE 802.11bgn 1 x 1 Wi - Fi and Bluetooth 4.0 Combo adapter
  RALink RT5390R 802.11bgn adapter Wi - Fi 1 x 1

  Part numbers for various devices found in the Guide next to the indicated map. You can order these cards from the HP parts store.

  I hope that I have answered your question to your satisfaction. Thanks for posting on the HP Forums. Have a great day!

• S3-391-9606. Please help me replace the wifi/wireless module?

  This S3-391-9606 is under warranty by Fry, but I don't want to be considered for an indefinite period. The last time, it took weeks.

  The wifi radio is not reliable. I'm sure it's a hardware problem, because various factors made no difference. I am currently using a Realtek USB radio which works perfectly. However, Bluetooth is often puff, and I suspect that the same module that provides the wifi feature is also Bluetooth.

  I really need the USB port and reliable Bluetooth, want to replace the module radio. Pouvez you help me to identify and find the right article? Special precautions?

  And while in there, I will clean the cooling system.

  Thank you!

  Hello

  They are the same specifications: 3 WIFI 2 X 2 AGN + BT4.0 ATHEROS WB222. They are interchangeable.

  Hmmm! only $ 5! Be careful... it normally costs about 30USD.

  NI.23600.102 or NI.23600.103

• Replace the HP Pavilion dv6-6060ep WLAN module

  Hello

  I have a small problem, maybe someone could help me.

  So, I have Pavilion dv6-6060ep and I buyed a new module, a Mini PCI - E Wireless WiFi + Bluetooth 3.0 RT3090BC4 IEEE 802.11b/g/n card to replace the original, and this module is not supported by my BIOS.

  I checked the file below, and I think that the info is for my laptop and my WLAN module is in the list.

  File: Info PDF

  Any advice/suggestions?

  Thank you!

  Dubaku wrote:

  Hello

  I have a small problem, maybe someone could help me.

  So, I have Pavilion dv6-6060ep and I buyed a new module, a Mini PCI - E Wireless WiFi + Bluetooth 3.0 RT3090BC4 IEEE 802.11b/g/n card to replace the original, and this module is not supported by my BIOS.

  I checked the file below, and I think that the info is for my laptop and my WLAN module is in the list.

  File: Info PDF

  Any advice/suggestions?

  Thank you!

  Hello

  Yes, the map is on the list but need a spare part HP with the right part number: 630705-001. Means that you need to buy a wifi with this part or any other wifi number in the list, but always use the part numbers.

• Satellite P755 - 11G: Win 7 64 bit - cannot activate BT after replacement of the module

  Hello

  On my laptop Satellite P755, I had to replace the Wifi/Bluetooth PCI Express Mini card because the original Atheros was broken and was no longer working.

  So I decided to buy a new Intel® Wireless-Dualband-AC 7260 card to replace.
  Has successfully replaced by itself.
  WiFi now works again.

  Now, I'm dealing to get BT running. With the old Atheros card I could activate BT by pressing FN + F8 and choose Bluetooth from the menu of flashcard on top of the screen.

  After the replacement of the F8 full option in flash cards had disappeared.
  I managed to solve the problem for the WiFi by adding the ID of the new material of the card Intel (PCI VEN_8086 & DEV_08B1 & SUBSYS_40708086) in the registry in the following locations:

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\TOSHIBA\ConfigFree--> InternalDevice176
  Hotkey HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\TOSHIBA\Wireless--> DevID_SupportRL175
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\TOSHIBA\WirelessAPL\BT WLANDP--> DevID_SupportRL176
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\TOSHIBA\WirelessDevice ID--> DevID_SupportRL176

  Now FN + F8 works very well for the WiFi, flash cards menu appeared again.
  But there is still no option to activate Bluetooth.

  Addition of the BT hardware in the registry (same locations as the WiFI) ID does not help.
  I can't get the point how the flash cards software manages to activate the bluetooth normally.

  Does anyone have an idea what it takes to get the Bluetooth in the menu flash cards?

  My system:
  Toshiba P755 - 11G
  Windows 7 64 bit

  See you soon,.
  Alex

  Hello

  You said that the original WLan module was to Atheros.
  As far as I know the module Atheros WLan additional needs for the installation of the filter for the Atheros BT driver package in order to use and activate Bluetooth.

  In the case of modules WLan Intel such package of filter is not necessary.

  I guess the Atheros BT filter driver package is always installed on this laptop and I think this might be the reason why the BT can not be activated properly.

  However, I recommend you to uninstall the filter BT mentioned driver package as well as Toshiba BT stack, driver Atheros WLan and the Toshiba value added package, and the Flash Cards Support utility. Clean the system using the CCleaner tool.

  Then install the Intel driver that would control the new Intel WLan card.
  Install the Toshiba BT stack and restart the device. Now follow with the installation of the Toshiba added value package and the Flash Cards Support utility. Reboot once again and check if you can use FN + F8 to activate WiFi and BT

• Can I replace the WLan on my P750 Pro Satellite card

  I bought my P750 to work on our 5 GHz Wireless (802. 11A / n) single frequency network.

  Although I learned it would work it does not work. It seems that my hardware does not work on the Strip "a".

  My question is maybe replaced card or he is buried in the Pack. If it is built of extermal wireless card can be purchased to do the job?

  Just in case you asked that I read the forums, the updated drivers and activated the "n" on the AdHoc profile advanced for my Atheros AR9002WB-1NG

  Hello

  The wireless network card is connected to the port on the motherboard miniPCI card and it of possible to remove/put the map.

  But there could still be a problems of compatibility between the new device (Wlan-chip) and the BIOS.
  I read here in the forum that someone replaced the Wlan card and finally the laptop didn't start because of compatibility issues between the Wlan and the BIOS.

  So in your case I recommend to use an external Wlan solution.
  The WLAN key is easy to use and should be compatible with most systems.

• Satellite A505-S69803 - how to replace the Wlan card?

  Before we get into the details of my problem.
  I pulled out a DSL product, set up hundreds of wireless routers. I was a service technician laptop for 3 years for laptops as well.

  I picked up a Toshiba, the price is right and so far cause I learn that you get what you pay for.

  This machine has a realtek wireless card.
  As everyone knows... Realtek is cheaply made of defective material.

  Toshiba refuses to replace this card.
  I need to buy a new card for this laptop.
  I need to know if it's a mini-pci, half height mini-pci, pci-e, or mini-pci-e card.
  I plan to get a processor intel for her.

  I also need that white papers for I can remove the wrist cushion / bezel on this camera. They have guides to the user, but unlike other manufacturers of portable, do not have their service manuals available.

  Any help to get to this laptop fixed would be appreciated. He is soon out of town with my parents.

  Hi vlad2,.
  Realtek is also known to run perfekt Linux - this indicates that the material is not so bad as you think...

  Toshiba sells such unity as specified - if you want to have some other hardware choose another model of laptop computer or replace the wlan by yourself...
  in case of doubt, that the card is in it, open the door under which lies the card - for a tech notebook pro like you no big deal - and check it out.
  replace this part should be easy...

  to respond to your complaint: + "Toshiba will not replace this card." +
  course than that! If this works, there is no need to replace and you will always get the same thing as the spare part because this model comes with sound...

  I don't like to repeat myself, but a mobile technician should be able to take the machine apart (you will ruin your warranty with this action)
  Disassemble the caches is a thing of partner service - not for customers...

  by the way: "I learn that you get what you pay for" + means what you see is what you get, to spend more money is not bad at all...
  You can't get a mercedes for the price of a small car...

  and what is your technical problem with the WiFi network?

• Satellite L50 - B - 1 HM - how to replace the memory module?

  Hello

  I have a Toshiba Satellite L50 B - 1 HM, product number: PSKTAE 072017CE. It has 8 GB of RAM but is expandable to 16 GB.

  My question is, should I buy a 8 GB memory module? (and I would add up to 16 GB).
  Or should I buy a 16 GB memory module to completely replace the memory of 8 GB?

  Memory 8 GB Toshba module I've found is the following: P000577360

  Thanks in advance

  Kind regards

  Hello

  Googling around, I found also specification for your model of laptop and if I understand it is just your machine can be upgraded up to 16 GB for you can use 2x8GB.

  Compatible 8 GB of RAM for your machine has PA5104U-1M8G part number.

  I n t have this model of laptop, so I put t know if there is coverage of RAM placed on the lower side of your laptop. If this isn't the case, RAM could be placed under the keyboard so RAM upgrade must be performed by the Toshiba service provider. Removal of material or to open the case of the laptop on your own is the warranty.

  Be careful about this.

• How to replace the WiFi on Satellite A100 module

  Can someone please provide me with details on how to install my wireless card as mine has been withdrawn by the company, I used to work for and I want to start using this feature now. ?

  Thank you...

  Hello

  the wifi module meets the memory locations. Memory locations are accessible by removing a bit of the cover from the bottom of the machine.

  Please visit this link and search by Satellite A105, West a beautiful description how to reach until the module that you want to install/replace:
  http://www.irisvista.com/tech/

  Greetings and good luck

• Replace the message of service module

  I have a HP Officejet H470 mobile printer.  I really like it, but...    I got the message to replace the ink (cuspidor) service module.  I ordered the package and installed.  I think that the new spittoon is installed correctly.  The printer will print and works correctly, but I keep getting the message to replace the ink service module and there are lights on the printer.

  There was a good amount of ink in the spittoon, I replaced and a few spills around her I have tried to clean up to get rid of this message, but I still get it.  Do you have an idea of what is triggering this message.

  HI - you reset the printer after you have installed the service module?  You can reset it by following these steps:

  Press and hold the Cancel button ( ) and the Resume button ( ) simultaneously for 8 seconds.

• Why can we not replace the WLAN on Satellite L670 card?

  Hello

  I use a PSK3EE satellite L670-143, which comes with a default of Atheros AR9285 wireless network adapter.
  I tried to replace it with the 5 GHz Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6230, who has a 2-pin connection too.
  Unfortunately, the card is correctly recognized by Windows7 but for some reason any, he gets no signal.

  Running inSSIDer, there is no unique surrounding device found, while even my own router is advertising in the 5 GHz band, and the taskbar icon, said Intel's Wifi network but it still says that Wifi is disabled.

  Trying to enable/disable wireless network connection by using the special key FN + F8 combination, I am unable to turn it on.

  Please someone has installed a third-party network adapter in a satellite? Toshiba blocks everything, but default wireless adapters? or how to operate next door only be correctly detected by Windows, but cannot turn the signal?

  Thanks for any help.

  > Why we cannot replace the NIC on Satellite L670?
  In General, hardware upgrade on laptops is very limited because of platforms of specific material used for mobile computing.

  Associated s user updates are only RAM and HARD drive. If you have any other questions on this I recommend you to contact the nearest Toshiba service provider. They have access to the database of Toshiba and can offer any kind of information about the hardware and the hardware upgrade.

• Can I upgrade the Module Wi - Fi in the Satellite L50 - B?

  I currently have the Toshiba Satellite L50 - B PSKTAA - 02G 001, and it works only on 2.4 GHz. I need this phone to work in the 5 GHz range.
  Can I upgrade the Wifi Module in this laptop to work on the 5 GHz.

  What will work the Wifi Modules replacement?

  According to the page specification for laptop, the wireless network adapter supports 802.11 standards (b/g/n).

  802 11 B and G supports 2.4 Ghz
  802.11 N supports the 2.4 Ghz and 5 GHz and 5 GHz would be supported only in the case of the Wlan module would support 802. 11's too. But this isn't the case here

  However, you want to know if you can replace the WLan module
  Well, first of all each material change would affect the validity of the guarantee.
  This means that you will lose the warranty if you would disassemble the laptop.

  But in general the WLan miniPCI module can be removed if a removable piece.
  But the question is: would the BIOS supports the new Wlan module?
  I m not quite sure

• HP Pavilion dv6-6b56er: module WLAN 5 GHz for HP Pavilion dv6-6b56er

  Greetings!

  Spoiler (Highlight to read)

  

  As I broke the wlan module (Connector for white cable) everything disassemble to clean (dust in the cooler), so I need to replace it. I found Manual for my laptop with wlan support modules. So the question is what module WiFi 5 ghz I can buy for my book? I mean if no modules wlan (in manual) may not support 5 GHz, will be something like this to work?

  Thank you

  I've found this module Intel Centrino Advanced - N 6230 WLAN supports 5 ghz, so I'll buy it. close the message pls because I can't find how to do this.

• Replacing the WIFI card for laptop G72

  Hi all

  I think that I have given up trying to fix my current card WiFi RALINK RT3090 because for some reason any it simply stopped working since last Thursday.

  Am looking to buy a replacement one but don't know with all these terminologies

  The repair, I found the sub elements:

  -Atheros AR9285 802.11b/g/n WiFi adapter 1 1 x
  -Module WLAN 802.11b/g/n 1 x 2 Intel Centrino Wireless - N 1000
  -Realtek RTL8191SE 802.11b/g/n 1 x 1 WiFi adapter (for 1.0 and 1.1 only models)
  -Adapter of WiFi 802.11b/g/n 1 x 1 Broadcom 4313
  -4313 Broadcom 802.11b/g/n WiFi 1 x 1 and 2070 Bluetooth 2.1 + adapter Combo BDU (BT3.0 + HS ready) (for models 1.1 and 1.2 only)
  -802.11b/g/n Ralink RT3090BC4 1 x 1 WiFi and Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR Combo Adapter (BT3.0 + HS ready) (for models 1.1 and 1.2 only)

  All I'm looking for is something that connects with my router that is currently configured for 2.4 Ghz (can go up to 5 GHz but not looking for it) and get the best connectivity possible and if I choose to use my Smart TV with DLNA technology.

  Q1: Will all these above mentioned work card WLAN on my G72 (it is B02SA or B20SA) portable or can be picked up any other WLAN card (mini/low-profile if I'm not mistaken, that's what we call them)

  Q2: What is "for 1.0 and 1.1 only models"?

  Q3: Which of them will give me better speeds and possible connetivity?

  Q4: My previous card Ralink RT3090BC4 gave me several questions whenever I have to reinstall my OS so don't want the hassle

  Thanks to all in advance.

  souls33k3r wrote:
  Thanks a lot for the answer once for more erico.

  I'll keep your recommendation in mind.

  You would be so kind to answer my original question which will help me a lot

  Q1: Will all these above mentioned work card WLAN on my G72 (it is B02SA or B20SA) portable or can be picked up any other WLAN card (mini/low-profile if I'm not mistaken, that's what we call them). Check in the download section to check if the drivers are available. This nmeans that support BIOS is present.
  Q2: What is "for 1.0 and 1.1 only models"? It's information that can only be obtained at HP internally. It is likely to be market designations for models for the specific world regions. 
  Q3: Which of them will give me better speeds and possible connetivity? Module Intel uses the drivers Intel is more reliable.
  Q4: My previous card Ralink RT3090BC4 gave me several questions whenever I have to reinstall my OS so don't want the hassle. I also had problems with this module in the past. I prefer Intel and Realtek.

  You should consider browsing the forums on the sites of BIOS mod your laptop from warranty. There is a risk attached to the use of modded BIOS, you will have to accept. Modded BIOS files can remove blacklists of module.

• How can I recover the modules and their data from a failed HARD drive (the lost BONE areas, but data files are readable)?

  The HARD drive that was my OS (Windows XP Pro SP3) failed and lost quite a few areas which are essential for the operating system running. Other data is still readable. A got another HARD drive and installed Windows XP SP2, Firefox and other programs. I was able to retrieve the bookmarks, security certificates, and other profile information using the information found in bandages.

  None of them addressed how do to recover the modules or their data. Specifically, there are several large, elegant scripts that took months to develop and customize.

  Articles related to migration and other do not work for me because they require the old copy of FF is functional, that is not because the OS on this HARD drive is damaged. Is it possible to recover these data, similar (or not) about how I could get the other profile info?

  Have you copied the entire folder C:\Documents and Settings\username \Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\ on the old drive?
  If this is not the case, can you?
  If so, make a copy and save this folder just in case.

  If so, you could replace this folder on the new facility by \Profiles\ [with your profiles inside] folder and the profiles.ini file [delete all other files / folders that may also be in the folder "Firefox"] -and then replace with the same folder named from the old failed drive. Note that you will lose what you already have with the new installation / profile!
  Your profile folder contains all your personal data and customizations, including looking for plugins, themes, extensions and their data / customizations - but no plugins.
  But if the user logon name is different on the new facility that the former, any extension that uses an absolute path to the file in its prefs will be problems. Easily rectified, by changing the path to the file in the file prefs, js - keep the brake line formatting intact. The extensions created after the era of Firefox 2.0 or 3.0, due to changes in the 'rules' for creating extensions usually are not a problem, but some real old extensions that need only "minor" since that time can still use absolute paths - even though I have not seen myself since Firefox Firefox 3.6 or 4.0.

  View instead of 'Modules' I mentioned the 4 types of 'Modules' separately - Plugins are seen as 'Add-ons', but they are not installed in the profile [except those mislabelled as a "plugin", when they are installed via an XPI file], but rather in the operating system where Firefox 'find' through the registry.

  Note: Migration articles can tell you do not re - use the prefs.js file, due to an issue that I feel is easily fixed with a little inspection and editing. I think you can manage that my perception is that you have a small shovel in your tool box, if you encounter a problem you are able to do a little digging and fixing problems with the paths to files - once you have been warned.

  Overall, if you go Firefox 35 35 or even Firefox 34 to 35, I don't think you will run in all the problems that you can not handle [that I cross my fingers and "hope" that I'm not on what it is obvious].

  With regard to the recovery of the 'data' for individual extensions - there are many ways that extension developers used to store their data and pref. The original way should save in prefs.js or their own file RDF in the profile folder. While Firefox has been developed more, developers started using their own files in the profile folder. And because Mozilla has started using sqlite database files in Firefox 3.0, Mozilla extended their own use of sqlite, as have extension developers.
  Elegant uses the file stylish.sqlite to store 'styles', but something in the back of my mine tells me that 'the index' maybe not in this file with the data. But then again, I can be confusing myself a question I had with GreaseMonkey awhile back where I copied the gm_scripts folder in a new profile and with already installed GreaseMonkey but with no script. These GM scripts worked, but I could not see them or modify them - they do not appear in the user GM extension interface window in Firefox.