Replacement of Intel 5100 AGN with an Intel 5300 AGN

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• Alternative to wireless Intel Wifi Link 5100 AGN card?

  I find that my Intel 5100 AGN wireless network card does not work as well as he used to.  I tried everything... even the drivers are perfectly up-to-date.  But I keep losing the connection to my wireless router, even if the strength of connection between 3 and 4 bars.  I find that I rarely make me fall if I have 5 bars.  But if it drops to 3, I get periodically fall any wireless network that I use.

  I want to replace this card by something better, but of course compatible with the HP dv5 (my specific model is dv5t-1000).  Any recommendations?

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

  Hi, Gary:

  What I meant by my statement about you have the best of the cards available for your laptop is that, Yes, I'm sure that the Intel 5300 is an improvement on the 5100, but the problem is that you can not install the 5300 in your notebook.

  The Intel 5300 is not supported (only the numbers of cards/coins listed in the service manual can be installed) and your laptop wouldn't start until you have removed the card.

  You can try another card in the manual, if you wish.

  However, you are limited to the:

  4322 Broadcom 802.11a/b/g/n WLAN module

  Broadcom BCM4312 802. 11 b / module g WLAN (not a N Wireless card)

  I guess you can use an external USB adapter, but I would like to get one with an external antenna connected to him, because I would have to believe that installing wire of 3 antenna in your address must provide superior reception on a simple USB wireless adapter with an internal antenna as its single antenna.

  The antennas go all the way to the top of your screen.

  Tinker you with advanced network adapter settings?  They can be found by clicking on the card in the Device Manager, click the Advanced tab.  Take note of where the parameters are now so if something is buggy, you can change their return.

  Here is a guide to the advanced settings that you have and the recommended settings for them.

  http://www.Intel.com/support/wireless/WLAN/sb/CS-025393.htm

  Paul

• Cannot start the HP Pavilion dv7 - Intel(r) WiFi Link 5100 AGN

  the WiFi has been disabled by the Device Manager, and I can't activate it

  When I get in the Device Manager, one! sign was shown next to Intel(r) WiFi Link 5100 AGN, and I click Properties, the device status displays the message below:

  "This device cannot start. (Code 10)

  Click on 'Search for solutions' to send data about this device to Microsoft and to see if there is a solution available. »

  When I click on "Find solutions", it displays 'could not load driver software' and no solution appears

  I tried the function "update driver" and still no idea to him.

  not the product. My dv7 is VQ971PA #AB5. Model no. dv7-2124TX is

  Thank you!

  Hello

  You have a few options in my opinion please try these steps can help you solve your problem.

  (1) unplug the battery adaptor & then press on & press and hold the power button for laptop for 30 seconds then switch on and check if the wireless led lights.

  (2) go to Device Manager then uninstall the drivers wireless network card and restart the device and check if the light is on.

  (3) try to do a system restore to the date where unit was working fine.

  (4) Please update the Bios driver & wireless from the HP website.

  (5) click on start search type Recovery Manager, and then click on it once select Yes on user access control, and then select I need immediate help and then select driver and select request recovery driver wireless and install it and then restart the device.

  (6) If you are comfortable with reinstalling the wireless card that will be on the rear panel of your device you can try this steps as well.

  If you still have the same question so you must call HP tech support and get the replacement of the part.

• HP ProBook s 4710: Bluetooth missing on HP ProBook 4710 s (Windows 7 64-bit) - Intel WiFi - Link 5100 AGN

  Hello

  I have a strange problem:

  I have two HP ProBook s 4710 here in front of me. The two "seems" to have the same hardware inside (I don't see any difference on the stickers in the back).

  I have install both of them with the same USB with Windows 7N 64-bit.

  After the installation is complete (no additional driver installed).

  the first bluetooth ProBook has

  the second bluetooth ProBook has NO!

  I checked the BIOS, every two active a bluetooth settings on both.

  WLAN works on both.

  On the first s I can also install the bluetooth drivers latest, on the second, I can't. Always the message occurred ("no device was detected. Make sure that... »).

  Device Manager indicates, the two ProBooks Intel WiFi - Link 5100 AGN, the first s also Bluetooth-device listed, the second of not.

  What the hell is going on here?

  Hello:

  It is very strange because the HP Wireless Assistant software is registered directly on the support page and driver 4710 under the solutions section.

  If this is the case, try the latest HP Connection Manager software which does the same thing the software assistant wireless.

  Here's the theory behind your dilemma (except radio BT died).

  This laptop once had the connection manager (since the software assistant Wireless does not) installed, and you can use this software to individually disable bluetooth or devices rather than using the wireless button wireless.

  I guess that for example, turn off the stereo bluetooth with the connection manager to save a small amount of battery power, which increases the time before having to recharge the battery.  But you can still use the wireless.

  The hardware button turns both off the coast.

  The big problem is...

  If none of these devices are turned off by the wireless assistant or the connection manager software and that you reinstall the operating system or to update or other, wireless or bluetooth devices do not appear in the Manager of devices as if they are dead or don't exist.

  And what makes this more puzzled, is that if you check the BIOS, you will see that they are present and active!

  The only way to make them work again, is to turn them on by using the Deputy Director or the wireless connection software.

  This is why it is absolutely essential to ensure that these devices have been turned on before you reinstall the operating system.

  For those people that upgrading to W10, none of these programs work on W10, so if the BT has been disabled, the user must return to W7, activate the bluetooth, uninstall the connection manager or the wireless assistant software, reboot, ensure that the device is always on and then upgrade to W10.

  Here is the link to the software of the support page for your laptop connection manager...

  FTP://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp53001-53500/sp53394.exe

  If this doesn't work or the other, I suspect that the BT module does not work (all hardware failures).

• Intel(r) WiFi Link 5100 AGN installed in a Studio 17/1745

  I recently lost network connection using the-built in Intel(r) WiFi Link 5100 AGN. Stupidly, it happened while I was still under a contract of Service, but because of the holidays, I turned it off and the contract expired in mid-December.  I have a Studio 17/1745, I disconnected the internal WI - fi card and use an N of D-Link USB and I now have a WI - fi connection. Should I buy a new internal WiFi card and if so than that.

  met100,

  Places to look to see if your connection is activated

  What program anti-virus and firewall are you using? I see virus program lead to problems of connections.

  Can you run system information search REMOVE YOUR PRODUCT ID and OWNER REGISTERED, if you use XP, run an ipconfig/all log and post it here.

  Rick

• Problem with T500 Intel 5300 AGN WiFi fixed...

  I finally found the solution to my problem today, and I write this information in the hopes that someone can verify in their environment, what I found in mine.  Also in the hope that it will save someone else the weeks of effort it took resolve.

  To summarize, my problem was that I was able to stream audio or video from my local network or from the internet without losing connectivity frequently or permanently.  This problem started when several months ago I updated my laptop for Win 7 Professional of Vista Business.  I don't meet with the problem in Vista.

  Today, I have determined that the problem is that I am under mixed mode on my LAN that is apparently supported by Win 7 for the Intel 5300 driver.  My router is D - Link DIR-655, which is a 802.11n router can be configured for mixed mode support.  I'm running that he configured for support because my wife's cell phone supports n and g as g.  I booted up my laptop today and I began an audio stream from my server and to my surprise it worked perfectly, just as it should.  I listened for a while and all of a sudden the music started to jump.  I noticed that my wife had started just his cell phone around the same time the jump began.  On a long shot, I went to the advanced configuration of the 5300 and disabled 802.11n support forcing them to disconnect and reconnect to 54 Mbps.  This action restored my audio stream immediately and I progressed to test several LAN and WAN connectivity actions (browser, e-mail, etc.) which previously guaranteed a discontinuity in the flow.  Everything continued to work exactly as you would expect.

  I feel that the problem is with the driver 5300 rather than my router because to solve the problem, I have disabled 802.11n on the 5300, not on the router.  The D-Link still works in mixed g/n mode 802.11.  Also, I have a laptop Lenovo T61, which also has a good Intel WiFi AGN adapter to a different model.  This laptop works in n mode with no connection problems, either via the same router D-Link.

  I hope that someone else on this forum allows to reproduce my results in their LAN/WAN environment to confirm that there is a problem with the driver Win 7 currently available for the 5300.  Thanks to Lenovo technicians, who spent several hours on the phone with me and even sent me a new adapter 5300 at a time, thinking that maybe the problem.

  Okay, more than 24 hours now without any problems, 2.4 ghz and full rate of 270/300.  As with the GSM card, I tried the latest vista driver intel 5300 and poof, no problem loading.

  I decided to do so after testing with some dual-band routers.  I noticed that it worked well on 5 GHz, but if it is locked at 2.4 it had problems with all routers.  It also worked well with dlink adapter USB N on 2.4 ghz.

  Since he had worked in vista with 2.4 ghz, I decided to try this driver and was able to put all the settings back to full (power transmission, optimizations, etc.).

  13.0.0.107? seems to have a bug of driver at 2.4 ghz.  The exact version is 12.4.4.5.  So far I have found no side effects (except without freezes or crashes on the 5300).

  So, hope this works for others, if all goes well, next version of the driver it will solve, but mine works fine for now.

  -j

• HP Pavilion dv7-1195er: Intel 5300 AGN for dv7-1195er

  Hi all

  My laptop can use only WiFi cards that are checked in the white list of the BIOS.

  The whitelist, which is supported in the current version of the BIOS:

  Broadcom 4312, 4322 Broadcom, Broadcom 4321,

  Intel 5300, Intel 5100

  I want to replace the current wireless (Broadcom BCM94312MCG) on an Intel 5300 AGN card because the latter supports 802.11n.

  So, my BIOS supports supported than the next Intel 5300 AGN cards:

  DEV SUBSYS FRI

  8086 4236 10118086
  8086 4235 10018086
  8086 4235 10048086

  When I'm looking for this card (e.g. eBay), some sellers say "for IBM and HP.

  So my question is:

  (1) what Intel 5300 AGN model is right for me?

  2)

  I found the card

  Model: 533AN_MMW Intel WiFi Link 5300

  11S43Y6496Z1ZFUH03H499

  Will it work on my laptop?

  Thank you in advance.

  Your laptop has an Intel processor and discrete graphics?

  The maintenance and service guide shows those as being requirements for the Intel 5300 wifi link adapter. (pg 21-23)

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c01918142

  The MSG shows the following as wifi adapters are compatible with versions of AMD platform

• Satellite P100 does not start using Intel 5300 WLan

  Does anyone has replaced the Satellite P100 with one of these Intel 5300 WLan card.
  Help when I plug it into the slot pci and boot up my lappy, nothing happens.

  However when I plug my Wlan Intel 3945abg card in all starts fine.

  What is the problem?

  Hello

  I think that you used just a WLan card is not compatible

  As far as I know that the laptop has been already equipped with a network based on your assignment and Mini-PCI Wireless card laptop works properly using the previous WLan card

  If you want to solve this problem of-> use the supported wireless network card!

• ProBook 455 G1: Replacement AMD A4 4300 m with something faster

  Good evening everyone,

  I would like to know if it is possible to replace AMD A4 4300 m with something more powerful and if so, what would be the fastest CPU compatible.
  Have not tried if my A4 is welded, it is still under warranty for 2 more months.

  Some of my ProBook features:
  motherboard: 194th HP  (requested by aida64)
  CPU: AMD A4 4300 m (http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Bulldozer/AMD-A4-Series%20A4-4300M.html)
             Socket FS1 (FS1r2)
  Graphics: ATI HD8750m 2 GB with dedicated dual graphics card
  RAM: 4 GB

  I was thinking something like this: AMD A10 5750 m

  (http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Bulldozer/AMD-A10-Series%20A10-5750M%20-%20AM5750DEC44HL.html)
  It has the same FS1r2.

  There was a G1 455 ProBook with this particular A10 and dedicated graphics card, I have, but I have not found the name of motherboards...

  I thank very you much for all the simple tips and information.

  It's the top processor of the page:

  AMD A8 - 5550M, 35W, Quad Cores, 3.1 GHz/2.1 GHz 4 MB L2 cache/NVS 8550 G

  Here is the Manual:

  Manual

  See p. 81 for the replacement of the processor. Your AMD integrated graphics will 7420G to 8550G and switchable dedicated video chip will remain the same. The A10 - 5750M has the same socket and it MIGHT work, but we can't really say. We know that the APU types listed in manual work will BE for you.

  Before I did the upgrade of the processor that I might consider 8 GB of RAM and an SSD, while AMD processors tend to be a fairly reasonable price compared to Intel.

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

• WiFi link 5100 AGN

  I get the "dysfunctional" message that the WIFI link 5100 AGN has a driver problem... I am running Windows 7... Troubleshooting DIFFICULTY IT has failed.  Could someone enlighten me also as to how it affects me?  I didn't notice anything in particular up to now.

  Thank you very, very much... I visited the two Intel and Dell... ran a diagnostic on Dell... then downloaded 'detector and installer for drivers' who came through good but later... much later said he finally was able to download this driver but can not install it.

  I tried several ways to download the driver from the website, but nothing is done and finally did what I probably would have done FIRST... a system restore to before that happened... but I thought that I better try to "fix" or "Reinstall" the driver anyway then came to the Community Council.

  Well, the final result is because the restaurant is back to before the problem, but I still don't know what happened to do in the first place.

• Intel 5300 in T400 high Ping problem!

  I bought a laptop T400 with a wireless card intel 5300 a few days ago, and I have installed the latest driver from intel which is v12.1.2.1 for 32-bit vista.

  I tried ping the gateway of my house, then feedback between 300-500 ms, sometimes going to 900msand sometimes the sound directly outdoors. I also tried to use my other card USB wireless to test this problem on T400, then it was fine, feedback constantly 206ms.

  IM using vista 32 bit with SP1, and I tried to reinstall vista as well and test without any software, then same problem.

  but, on my other pc, PING feedbacks are very good, constantly 206ms, if someone knows what's the problem? THX

  Check your 5300 card power management settings and make sure they are all set for maximum Performance.

  See you soon,.

  Bill

• X 301: Intel 5300 & Broadband WWAN Option card

  I just got my X 301, which came with an Intel 5300 wireless card, and I went to install the AT & T 3 G Broadband Option currently for sale in the accessory store. So, turns, the 5300 is a large-format mini PCI-Express card... So the card 3G. Yet, as far as I know, I can plug a normal map, and I guess the other location is a half size card. It is behind the door of memory. What is the best course of action I can take?

  Hi CryptoQuick and welcome to the Lenovo user community!

  There is a full slot wide under the keyboard. That's where it belongs. There are a few nice movies showing how to install and other parts. Half size slot is for Turbo Memory or Wireless USB.

• Intel 5300 r61e network adapter

  Greetings!  Our company recently purchased a cargo of r61e and portable computers t61 Lenovo.  We try to do some beta testing for a wireless company that uses Intel 5300 MiniPCIe cards and are having some trouble getting laptops to recognize.  After installation of the equipment, during the attempt to start, the laptop gives error that unrecognized card is present and that it does not start.  You are using the latest version of the BIOS software and know that portable computers support these cards.  Can someone point me in the right direction to get my laptop to recognize this card?

  Thank you
  Marcus

  burton7mjb wrote:

  Can someone point me in the right direction to get my laptop to recognize this card?

  you need to change your BIOS with the 'no-1802' hack to get a T61 to recognize a card 5300AGN or R61 to intel.   for help in obtaining a modded BIOS, contact zender via this thread on forum.thinkpads.com.   He must already have a copy ready to go.

  FWIW, I have a 5300AGN in my X61s, but had to hack the BIOS to make it work.   Once you have a modded BIOS installed, generic intel card sold by amazon is the best way to get what you need.   the only downside is that the switch wireless on your thinkpad will no longer work on the wireless card.   FN + F5 is the only way to third-party power cards on or off.   you will need an original from lenovo for the switch card to work and it's about 4 x the price.   If you don't care the switch then get the card intel generic and save a handful of money.

  Good luck!

• I replaced my original Apple Watch with a watch of S2. When I install and associate the new shows, is there a way I can restore all applications, configuration information and data of the original of the new shows so I don't have to start from scratch?

  I replaced my original Apple Watch with a watch of S2. When I install and associate the new watch and my iPhone 7 more, is there any way I can restore all applications, configuration info and data between the original and the new shows, so I don't have to start from scratch?

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• Satellite A200 - new card Wlan (Intel 5300) = Wlan led is always OFF

  Hello world

  I have recentlly bought a new card WLAN Intel 5300 (533AN_MMW) for my Satellite A200 - 1 CG (PSAE3E...). I installed a new card without any problems, downloaded and installed new drivers (Win7) also.
  The problem is that the Wlan led does not illuminate any. So I don't see the card functions normally in the Device Manager, but cannot establish a wireless connection because the Device Manager indicates that the WLAN switch is turned off.

  Help!

  Kind regards
  Igor

  Dear Igor

  Can you please tell us what A200 you exactly (A200-xxx) so that we can check the Toshiba for Win7 download page?

• HP Pavilion 17-e020dx: can I replace a Keyboard(Non-Backlit) with a backlit keyboard in my laptop HP Pavilion 17-e020dx?

  Can I replace a Keyboard(Non-Backlit) with a backlit keyboard in my laptop HP Pavilion 17-e020dx?

  Hello

  This series of computers portable your (and many others) have only 1 option for keyboard:

  Full-size, island-keyboard with numeric pad in black or white finish. Gesture of support: MultiTouch gestures
  activated, two fingers to scroll and pinchzoom as default
  Faucets, active by default
  Support for Windows 8 modern trackpad

  Therefore, you can not replace the keyboard only, you must also replace the motherboard that supports a backlit keyboard. If necessary, it would be a very expensive upgrade.

  Kind regards.