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• Want DV7-7230us: HP Envy DV7-7230us dual band wireless compatibility

  Hi all -

  I have a DV7-7230us that I've updated massively since the purchase at a great price about 3 years - new display, 500 GB SDD, Win10-Pro, memory maxed out, etc..

  This laptop has all the abilities and raw power I need a laptop, but one thing that bothers me is the minimap original wireless in - it's single-channel video, 2.4 GHz a/b/g.

  I would like to replace it with the Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260 2 x 2 Networok/Bluetooth adapter (7260.HMWWB. (R), but I just want to ensure compatibility before you start down this path here - anyone had success and/or advice I should on this? If not compatible, does anyone know card dual band wireless compatible AC that works?

  Thank you!

  Hello

  Your machine was built long before mid-2014, so the chance to upgrade the wifi card is slim to zero. There is a list on page 7 of the following document:

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03591253.PDF

  Option: AC USB wireless card is the way to go.

  Kind regards.

• ENVY 700-410xt: dual band wireless network card works in my PC?

  Hello

  I would like to replace my Broadcom BCM43142 802.11bgn single band card with a dual band card. I spent a few hours struggling with online help, nothing helps. So called technical support, answered many questions, I was told I would be transferred to the right technology and got cut.  Can someone tell me a name/model number of a Bluetooth 4.0 integrated 802.11a/b/g/n/ac card and LAN wireless dual band (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz) featuring MIMO 2 x 2 technology, or how do you know which card will work?  Thank you very much.

  Dave, welcome to the forum.

  This is a Wireless card that meets you specifications.  I have in my game Omen HP laptop and it works fine.

  Please click on the Thumbs up button '+' if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• Need new card for Qosmio X 870 dual-band wireless network

  Hello world

  Need help, need we know of a wifi with Bluetooth and dual band card that is able to be used in the Qosmio X 870, as the Realtek wireless card is dead and rather than putting a single strip of card in I was expecting a double band with Bluetooth solution.

  Any help would be great.

  Hi Nick,

  I think that you misunderstood Timox post a bit more.
  means no expandable laptop computer from the manufacturer (in this case Toshiba) does not support the upgrade of WLan.

  Of course the WLan module can be removed because it s a removable miniPCI module.

  However, I discovered that the Qosmio X 870 series was equipped with various modules of WLan cards.

  For example, the X model 870-152 Qosmio use it * Intel Centrino Wireless - N 2230 802.11b/g/n* module.
  I think that this WLan module could be used and must also be compatible.

• Network of abandonment (intermittent and consistent) - Dell Inspiron 7347, Win 8.1, Linksys BEFW11S4, adapter Intel dual band wireless AC 7265

  History: I just bought a laptop / Tablet Dell Inspiron 7347 (exchanged for another unit, see below).   Problems to maintain a strong connection and when connected, it is very slow.   When it is connected to the wireless router, it maintains a (slow) connection for 3-5 minutes and then craps out (restrict the connection with the yellow "!" on the WiFi in the taskbar).  He then returned to the top of 1 3 minutes later.  It's a coherent continuous cycle.  I tried to reset the default router with no luck.

  All the other devices on this router (office, phone, IPad) all hold the connection without problem at the same time, this device is not.

  Notable: Before I bought this tablet/laptop I bought an Acer Aspire tablet / laptop which had exactly the same problem on my network.  I returned the unit for other reasons (quality of construction etc.), but he had the same OS (Win 8.1).  I don't know if she had the same network adapter.

  What I tried: cycling the router - cycling the modem - router the default factory reset of small animals - U-APSD deactivation on the network card - slapping me hard - offering to the gods...

  What I tried to try: tried to update the drivers for the Intel card using the Intel drivers update (adapter drivers for Win 8.1 and Intel PROset wireless), but he kept time during download because... THE NETWORK IS NOT STABLE! (ugh!)

  The installation program:

  Dell Inspiron 7347
  OS 8.1 win that perform all updates

  Network adapter: Intel dual band wireless AC 7265

  Router: Linksys BEFW11S4 Wireless-B to wide band
  Parameters:

  Host name:	(Required by some ISPs)
  Domain name:	(Required by some ISPs)
  Firmware version:	1.45.7, October 8, 2003
  LAN IP address:	(Address: 00-0C-41-C6-49-B1)
  	.  .  .  (IP address)
  	255.255.255.0 255.255.255.128 255.255.255.192 255.255.255.224 255.255.255.240 255.255.255.248 255.255.255.252 (subnet mask)
  Wireless:	(Address: 00-0C-41-C6-49-B1)
  	EnableDisable
  	SSID:
  	SSID broadcast: EnableDisable
  	Channel: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 (field: us.)
  	WEP: MandatoryDisable
  Type of Internet connection:	(Address: 00-0C-41-C6-49-B2)
  	Obtain an IP automatically Static IP PPPoE (for users of SingTel) RAS PPTP Heart Beat Signal select the type of Internet connection that you want to use

  Router password:	(Enter the new password)
  	(Re-entry to confirm)
  UPnP services:	EnableDisable
  Restoration

  
  Default settings:YESNO

  Host name:
  Firmware version:	1.45.7, October 8, 2003
  Login:	Disable
  LAN:	(Address: 00-0C-41-C6-49-B1)
  	IP address: 192.168.1.1 Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 DHCP server: Activated
  Internet:	(Address: 00-0C-41-C6-49-B2)
  	IP address: 67.249.54.246 Subnet mask: 255.255.224.0 Default gateway: 67.249.32.1 DNS: 209.18.47.61 209.18.47.62 0.0.0.0 Time remaining of the DHCP: 22:33:53

  DHCP server:	Turn off
  From the IP address:	192.168.1.
  Number of DHCP users:
  Client lease time:	minutes (0 means a day)
  DNS 1:

  
  .  .  . 2: .  .  . 3: .  .  . VICTORIES: .  .  .

  I'm puzzled.   Makes me CRAZY!

  FIXED!   Check it out guys.   I'm bothering with deactivation of all the resources of the card network, add-ins etc in the hope of this narrowing... including Bluetooth.   I have a Microsoft Bluetooth mouse for the comfort sculpt ([View:www.microsoft.com/.../sculpt-comfort-mouse:550:0])

  I turned off and BOOM... everything was fine.   Also, I noticed when it was powered up, the speedtest would plunge drastically when I actually moved the mouse during the test.   See below for the result of the test with the mouse.   I can't post a with the mouse on because the test wouldn't even with it on.

  

  Hmmmm... so it turns out that it could be a problem with a product from Ms... go figure.

• 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
  RAM: 6 GB DDR3
  Graphics card: Radeon (TM) HD 6770 M 2 GB DDR5

  My laptop has a Ralink rt5390 802.11b/g/n wifi adapter driver and I want to spend with Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260. I went through the below URL containing all compatible drivers. But I am not able to understand where the AC7260 from Intel is supported or not.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/HP-Pavilion-DV6-6100-entertainment-notebook-PC-serie...

  Anyone of you can guide me on this please. Thank you.

  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.

  Have a great weekend!

• Intel dual band wireless-ac 7260 Compatability

  I just bought a new HP Pavilion and want to upgrade the wireless LAN card. It of a great PC and has an i7 Intel Core 4 Gen and so far works fine when connected to my LAN via Cat6. I'm having issues pulling large CAD files and in looking over the repair, the only option listed for a duel card band is an old N Intel 3160 (1 X 1), from 2013. I contacted Intel and was informed that the card should work, but that HP tends to Whitelist BIOS here to prevent customers of workstations being upgraded there. The question that I have is the the 7260 Intel does not appear in my service manual, BUT is currently available for download driver on the support listed as a driver Intel 7260/3160 site. Anyone know if this product is in the white list on the BIOS? I have listed the part I'll order below for reference.

  INTEL DUAL BAND WIRELESS AC 7260 - (NETWORK CARD 2 X 2

  HALF OF MINI - PCI EXPRESS CARD

  802. 11B, 802. 11A, 802. 11 G, 802.11N,
  802.11AC, BLUETOOTH 4.0

  Model number 7260.HMWWB. R

  TigerDirect part number: IE2-102594433

  List price $29.99

  As you can see the value of spending $29.99 and the return on investment of this offer that it is obvious, from the 'stocks' Realtek Wireless Card that comes standard on this computer.

  Would also like to point out that this computer was only $479.99 at Best Buy and came with and i7 4Gen and was too good to pass up.  No idea why HP would be but as lower wifi card in the same workstation with an i7.

  Thanks in advance for taking the time to read this post and I can't wait to read your response.

  Hello:

  Several posts, I read on the forum that you should have no problem installing any wireless card you want in your laptop, as it appears that HP has done away the white list of wireless cards BIOS.

  Here is the link to the service manual for your laptop.

  Info upgrade memory are in Chapter 1.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/manualCategory?cc=us & dlc = in & lc = in & product = 7582630 &

  Now, I have bad news for you...

  You will cancel the warranty if you install a wireless card or memory yourself.

  Unfortunately, you have to pretty much disassemble the laptop everything to the hard drive, memory, and the wireless card.  You can refer to chapters 5 and 6 of the repair for the removal and replacement procedures.

• Satellite P850 - 12 X - update Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260

  Hello

  I'm writing this information for those who want to upgrade their wirelss adapter inside the Intel 7260AC card dual band.

  This card functions perfectly on my Satellite P850-12 X, but you will need to cover the pin 20 with a piece of tape so that it works correctly. I installed this card in my laptop, installed the drivers etc, everything went well past shown in dev Manager without problems, but them was always a red x across wireless networks connections and nothing would show. After spending several days trying to figure out what the problem was, I came across this information I share now. I will not go, why you need to cover the pin20 which would take a whole new thread.

  The intel 7260 dual band wireless card works with incredibly fast speeds and has a capacity of Widi and bluetooth and is well recommended but iff after the installation of the card that you have similar problems, as I had then you now have the soloution I saved days of reasearch. All donations most wecome :)

  http://www.InsanelyMac.com/forum/topic/279398-solved-where-is-pin-20-on-a-WiFi-card/

  Hi Sam

  Thanks for sharing your experience.
  I just want to add that these updates is not supported by Toshiba and these updates probably will void warranty valid. This should know any owner of the laptop and do these updates on his own risk.
  With other words each of us must know this and make own decision how to handle this situation.

  In any case, I m happy to know that everything went well with your upgrade. :)

  Good luck.

• Spectrum 360 x: Intel (R) Dual Band Wireless problem - unable to connect to WiFi

  Hi, I have problems connecting my laptop to the Internet. The laptop even can't detect wireless networks (despite other devices being able to do), even if it wasn't a problem beforehand. I have troubleshooted and received the message "card Intel (r) Dual Band Wireless-N 7265 problem driver - or related to the material." so I tried to search through the forums. Unfortunately, I couldn't find a solution other than to go to the Device Manager. Under "Network adapters", the Intel (r) Dual Band Wireless AC7265 reports a problem (he has a!). It indicates the status of the device is "this device cannot start. (Code 10). {Operation failed.} The requested operation failed. "Before that, I remember it to be 45 Code, something about the material being not connected.
  
  I've been to events where it says that the device has been installed but also that "Driver Management concluded the process to install the driver... (..) with the following status: 0x0. »
  
  I think that this problem was caused yesterday when I closed my laptop - I think it was set up the device / through a kind of update when I forced stop it (the screen was black and I didn't know at the time it was the configuration) and that's when I had problems connecting to the Internet. When I went into Device Manager, it says just something on the device requiring an additional installation, but after reviewing all possible solutions on the forums, it has become a Code 10. I tried to update the driver software, but it says ' window has determined the software driver for your device is up to date ", restart the Internet modem, reboot the laptop, the laptop everything, ranging from recovery reset - all with no avail. Sorry for the very long and detailed post, but if someone could please help, I would appreciate (this is the only laptop I currently and about a week). Thank you!

  Hello:

  Please provide detailed information.

  Here's what I recommend.

  Download the latest wlan driver Intel 7265 AC.  The 2nd driver on the left side of the page is what you want.

  Transfer the driver on your PC with a usb flash drive.  Do not run the file again.

  https://Downloadcenter.Intel.com/download/25603/Intel-PROSet-Wireless-software-for-Windows-10

  Go to Device Manager and right-click on the problem Intel wireless network adapter.

  Select uninstall and check the box uninstall driver.

  Restart the computer and install the latest driver, you just downloaded and see if that solves the problem.

• Pavilion G7-1355dx: Question of wireless network adapter

  Hello

  I have an old HP Pavilion 1355dx G7 and I use it during the games XBOX a stream. It has only one network adapter Wireless 2.4 ghz, if coupled with that much congestion in my neighborhood, it broadcasts only during the flawless.

  This laptop supports 5 GHz wirelesss network cards? I'm hoping to move to a 5 ghz however I want to make sure that it supports before as I have buy a. I also noticed that my wireless network adapter is slightly larger than the 5 ghz adapter I have in another laptop. How can I determine the size when I order one, if it is supported?

  @MickeyJames

  Intel Centrino Advanced - N 6230, only for models with computer

  a processor Intel 631956-001

  Intel® Centrino® Advanced - N 6230 is a dual-band (2.4 GHz and 5.0 GHz), 2 x 2, IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n Wi - Fi and Bluetooth * wireless network card that offers up to 300 Mbps of bandwidth, up to 2 x the range and more consistent connectivity.

  Your manual here.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03538328

  If you order a make you use the HP part number.

  REO

• M6-n010DX: Dual Band Wireless card for AMD based m6-n010DX

  Recently bought a router ASUS RT-N56U dual band.  Works very well and offers 2 powered by USB port for network implementation 'server' hard drives.  Problem is that my laptop has only a single band wireless card.  Checked the "Maintenance and Service Guide" for the m6-n010DX and the ' Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260 802.11 2 × 2 WiFi + BT 4.0 ac adapter Combo "is listed (page 4).   Thought it strange that an Intel card scored for a portable base processor AMD, but I decided to give it a try.   IT DID NOT WORK!   Does anyone know a card dual band wireless that works?

  Thanks for your help,

  Here's what he said.

  Integrated wireless options integrated wireless LAN (WLAN) through two WLAN module wireless antennas to appear together Support for the following WLAN modules:

  ● Qualcomm Atheros AR9565 802.11b/g/n 1 × 1 WiFi + Bluetooth™ 4.0 Combo Adapter - 733476-001
  ● RT3290LE Ralink 802.11b/g/n WiFi and Bluetooth 4.0 Combo Adapter 1 × 1 - may be iNtel CPU but no P/N?

  Doesn't look like there is a dual-band for her Bard?

• Pavilion DV3 2300ea: BIOS blocks the new NIC (Intel 7260.HMWWBR - Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260 - NIC)

  I tried upgrading the BIOS using the HP website, but this failed.

  The BIOS can be updated to remove the restriction?

  Or, please advise what dual band network card is approved for the DV3 2300ea?  I want one that will support 5 GHz and n wireless

  Thank you

  Robin

  You are the very welcome.

  For the United Kingdom, you can one of these...

  Broadcom 4322AGN module WiFi 802.11a/b/g/n HP Part # 504664-002

  http://www.eBay.co.UK/SCH/i.html?_FROM=R40&_trksid=p2050601.M570.L1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.TRS0&_nkw=504664-002&_sacat=0

  Module WIFI 802.11a/b/g/n Intel WiFi Link 5100 part # 480985-001 HP

  http://www.eBay.co.UK/SCH/i.html?_FROM=R40&_trksid=p2050601.M570.L1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.TRS0&_nkw=+480985-001&_sacat=0

  Check your wireless card form factor.  Instantly, it shows the old style card, and on that, it shows the new style half mini-map.

  You will have one or the other.  Only one of form factors will work.

  In addition, HP has removed this restriction of starting BIOS about a year to 15 months.

  I bought a HP 350 G1 in February, and I wanted to mirror screen my PC, but does not support the wlan card, he had.

  I know that many members of the forum have been install some wireless cards they want lately in their Intel based PC without problems.

  So I had an Intel 6230 HMC dual band wireless card (able WIDI) lying around and it worked without problem, and I can't my smart mirror TV screen with my PC.

  Now that I know it works, I just ordered the Intel Dual band 7260 card that has BT 4.0 instead of BT 3.0 a 6230.

  I paid only $19.50, so why not?  In addition, it is a new wireless model with WIDI adapter.

  It comes on the proverbial slow boat to China.  I'm in no hurry...

• dead dv6439nr wireless network adapter

  Description of the basic problem:
  A few days ago, I wake my computer from sleep to find that I couldn't connect to my home wireless network.

  Detailed problem description:
  My WiFi is not listed in network connections.
  The wireless device is not listed under devices in Device Manager, or it is in any of the other categories, and there is no "Other devices" category now to check.
  HP Wireless Assistant does not open. Trying to run it, HPWAMain.exe appears in the list of running processes for a while, then closes immediately.
  I tried using the switch to toggle the wifi but got no results. The light is still orange and wireless has not reappeared in all.
  I have tried reinstalling the drivers wireless (sp41675) but got no results.
  I tried to boot in to an installation of Windows 7 which has worked the last time that I used a few weeks ago, but the wireless device is not detected in Device Manager or Windows 7 network connection.
  After each new attempt to solve the problem, I have restarted but got no results.

  System information:
  Product name: HP Pavilion dv6000
  Model number: dv6439nr
  Serial number: CNF7424JNJ
  Product number: KA250UA #ABA
  Warranty start date: 11/21/2007
  BIOS version: F.40
  Operating system: Windows Vista Home Premium (32 bit)
  The old connection method: internal wireless
  Current connection method: USB wireless
  Error messages: no
  Changes to the default hardware: no
  Software Exchange default value: Dual boot Vista and Windows 7
  Recent software changes: definition update for Windows Defender - KB915597, install date:? 6 / ? 22 /? 2009 12:30, Installation status: success

  Issues related to the:
  My laptop is eligible free repair?

  Can I just send my adapter wireless for HP and ask them to send me a new?

  My wireless card is labelled as "AS #: 418572-001 SPS #: 441090-001. An Ebay search for "441090-001" returns several cards of the same branded wireless network than mine and identical to mine in appearance. Instead of trying to get HP to fix my laptop should I buy a new wireless adapter and install it myself?

  Users to read this, please answer the question if you have a relevant personal experience.
  I read of clients receiving computers repaired HP with new damage (http://forums13.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/bizsupport/questionanswer.do?admit=109447627+1245913498963+28353475&threadId=1143379), likely incurred during transport or repair of HP. After receiving a HP laptop repair, have you seen new scratches, dents, cracks, or other damage?

  I have my HP laptop, works perfectly.

  To answer my own questions:

  Yes, my cell phone was eligible for a free repair.

  No, I couldn't send just the wireless network adapter (would have been a mistake anyway).

  No, HP has not damaged my laptop.

  I contacted HP and established that my laptop was entitled to repair to the title of "HP limited warranty extra Service. HP sent me a box with a prepaid FedEx label, and I sent them my laptop. Before sending to my HP laptop, I removed the hard drive; the low probability of my data get damaged was unacceptable; I have backed up my data, but that would have taken two days to USB data transfer speed. I got my laptop back to HP repair in the next few days and after a thorough inspection, I find no damage to the laptop caused by HP, if it was a lil dusty. For a while I thought I found a new crack loosed in a low service panels, but after looking at the photos I had taken before sending the laptop I found that the crack is not new, so Bravo to HP.

  With the laptop repaired, HP sent a document that details the "motherboard" and 'Thermal Pad' had been replaced. I was curious to know exactly what work had been done, so I called HP and asked questions about spare parts references. The "motherboard" was part number 10MBZZZ0TPJ, which a Google search has this part is also known as 443775-001 and it costs about $190 to replace. The "thermal Pad" had JXAT3001010 part number, which I have found no info on.

  CAVEAT! CAVEAT! NERD RANT!
  Frankly, when I first called HP on the problem, the person I spoke to kept implying that it was the motherboard that needed to be replaced NOT the wireless network adapter, and I thought it was absurd; much more likely that it was a problem of component. Now that I have the confirmation that it was the motherboard, I am quite concerned that in about two years I'm going to need a different motherboard, and the "HP limited warranty extra Service" warranty only lasts for 90 days from now. Motherboard failure should be the exception, not the norm! I have several computers that are nine and ten years OLD and works very well when properly proposed. I have my grandmother using a desktop Dell Optiplex 2000 computer to check his e-mail. I have a Mac Powerbook from 1999 that I emulate video games and I'm using a ThinkPad IBM in 2002 as a jukebox for my Entertainment Center. A few months ago I was repairing 9 old Dell Optiplex (2000 vintage) offices, on the job had a bad motherboard VGA video and a keyboard bad connection PS/2; failure motherboard 22% after nine years! For the motherboard to miss my DV6000 since 2007 is ridiculous.

  skippyh2o:
  Call HP. They will probably fix your problem for free.

  Harpaza
  Why you reinstall vista in the first place? Have you tried to solve the problem with your wireless network card?

  If you have lost wireless once (first occurrence), reinstalled vista to try to solve the problem has got back wireless, and started to update and still lost wireless (second instance) then I would agree this is probably a software problem. If losing wireless after that resettlement was only the first occurrence of losing wireless, then maybe you should try re-reinstall. The point at which you lost wireless have actual hardware failure, it all depends on if you can get wireless back, willingly or by force. I knew my hardware problem and not software because I had an installation of Windows 7 that I knew worked very well, but still he could see my wireless network card.

  In any case... Try calling HP. side of customer support call center jobs being outsourced in India, I must say that I am satisfied with the HP Technology Support; Although I'd be quite satisfied with the quality of their product!

• HP Pavilion Slimline s5510y of: No. Wireless Network Adapter installed

  I just bought a Pavilion Slimline S5510Y Desktop opportunity; not an installed wireless network adapter.   Y at - it somewhere that I can download the map?

  Here is the PAGE of SUPPORT for this office.  It doesn't have a wireless adapter.  It has a wired aka the installed ethernet card.  The wireless adapter is a piece of hardware and must be purchased, not downloaded.  There are choices in the type would work better for you - USB or PCI x 1.  It may depend on the type of network you want to use.  The new highspeed options may require an adapter corresponding to the specification of network router in order to achieve faster speeds of the AC.  If you look at the "n" speeds then most can do.  Also be aware of the bands 2.4 and 5 GHz for newer routers.  If all this sounds "Greek", then perhaps seek help from a friend.

• Satellite L750D-159: different problems: wireless network adapter, freezes, power

  Hi all

  2.5 years ago I bought L-750d-159:
  Video: AMD Radeon HD 6520G (TM)
  Wireless: Atheros AR9002WB-1NG wireless network adapter
  CPU: AMD A6 - 3400 M APU with graphics Radeon (TM) HD
  RAM: 4 GB
  OS: Windows 7 Home Edition SP1, 64-bit.
  BIOS: 2.1

  For the majority of the last 2.5 years I had the same questions, alternating between them over and over again without solution in sight.

  Repetition of questions: *.
  1. wireless adapter goes dead, no help of the troubleshooter in windows. Only restart help to, rarely he demans restart another. at the same time #2 arrives:

  2. cannot read USB (IE external HARD disk). allows you to restart.

  3. wireless mouse does not respond. Randomly, reset help.

  4 gel. Sometimes, when there is nothing running in the background. Of course, hard restart (only power button)

  5. office freeze.not always, but if he gets in the mood, he could go the days where minutes after I start the 'word' it would just freeze. Hard reset again.

  6. "atikmpag' blue screen. After not having it for a long time, I started just have it again.

  7 power supply and battery issues:

  7.1 with battery:
  Suddenly load stops. disconnect and reconnect do not help.
  Fresh only when the computer is turned off.

  7.2 without battery:
  Instant stop. Usually when you use Chrome.

  These issues are alternating, everyday sense I get something else, without a prescription for them that I noticed.

  * How to try to remedy: *.
  1. updated all the drivers for the toshiba page.
  [Page drivers Toshiba | http://www.toshiba.co.il/innovation/download_drivers_bios.jsp]

  2. update the BIOS. I do this cotton after having feeding problems, not so useful.

  3. formatting and reinsalled Windows 7 to factory settings.

  I am sure that there is a solution out there, the computer itself works fine for me (when it works) and I will not buy a new one, until it falls dead (I could give a year or two).

  Are you guys famliar with these questions?

  Here are the proven solutions for this model?

  Post edited by: fish85

  > 1. Wireless adapter goes dead, no help of the troubleshooter in windows. Only restart help to, rarely he demans restart another.

  WLan problems could appear for different reasons. I don t think that it is a WLan driver problem. I think that you should just check the WiFi configuration.
  For example, you should check whether changing the WiFi 1-11 channel would improve performance. Also change the settings for encryption (WPA/WP2-AES, TKIP) is worth trying.
  Turn off all the settings for the WLan to save energy and check if there is a difference if you turn off the WLan mouse.

  > 2. Cannot read USB (IE external HARD disk). allows you to restart.
  Also the issue of USB can be related to energy saving settings.
  In the Device Manager-> USB Controllers-> properties-> tab power management option that allows the system to power off the device to save power.

  > blue screen "atikmpag. After not having it for a long time, I started just have it again.
  This file/process is tied to the ATI graphics card. Try to use the latest graphics card driver. An update is recommended in this case.

  Battery issues:
  Well, sooner or later each battery must be replaced. I put t know if your battery is malfunctioning but probably new battery would help to resolve the issue
  In addition, to remove and uninstall the device control method battery Microsoft acpi located in Device Manager.