The dv6429ea specification supports the "HP Atheros AR9280 802.11a/b/g/n WLAN mini PCI card"?

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• 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.

• 1370 wlan mini-pci card - media disconnected? no signal, connects to the network

  I installed a dell pc on a 1370 wlan mini card

  Dell inspiron 1200 reference.

  I get a signal of 1% with the wireless network wizard. I was able to

  get in touch with the router, but the signal is very weak.

  I made a report with ipconfig/all, and here are the results:

  Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
  Copyright (C) 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp.

  C:\Documents and Settings\Christopher Schmidt > ipconfig/all

  Windows IP configuration

  Name of the host...: CHRISLAPTOP
  Primary Dns suffix...:
  Node... type: hybrid
  Active... IP routing: No.
  Active... proxy WINS: No.

  Adapter Ethernet Wireless Network Connection 4:

  State of the media...: Media disconnected
  ... Description: Dell Wireless 1370 WLAN Minipci car
  d
  Physical address.... : 00-16-CF-CC-13-2E

  The State of the media: media disconnected means that the

  card is not seated correctly?

  In Device Manager, it says that the device is functioning properly.

  Driver version: 4.10.40.0

  Driver date: 02/11/2005

  
  

• Update on Atheros AR5009 802.11a/g/n Wifi adapt

  I have a Home Premium HP Windows Vista 32 bit I bought about 7 years ago... only the computer that I have... always works pretty well... well that slow and slow, but only on wifi. So I installed a software to check for driver updates. It shows that the Atheros is old... installed in 26/04/08 available 20/08/11. My guestion is how to get it without having to pay for it. Shouldn't have came to me since I bought it?

  Hello

  Say you the computer; Wireless normally comes with laptops, unless you buy a USB Dongle wireless or Wireless PCI Card for your desktop.

  Get the drivers of the computer/laptop or a hardware manufacturer directly.

  Here is a link to the page of the HP driver.

  Enter your model number and then select the operating system to the appropriate drivers and latest.

  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/drivers.html

  See you soon.

• Replace the Qualcomm Atheros ar956x in Satellite L50 - B

  Hi all

  I am wanting to change the existing WiFi card in our Satellite L50 - B (Qualcomm Atheros ar956x) due to the limitation of speed of connection 150 Mbps! We have a router AC and I move 800 Mbps!

  I was hoping to use an Intel® Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260 however the cards seem to be physically different.

  Any ideas would be great!

  see you soon

  Scott

  Hello

  Found some details about this Intel WLan card on the page of Intel:
  http://Ark.Intel.com/products/75439/Intel-dual-band-wireless-AC-7260

  + Board form factor: half a PCIe card Mini / m2 (NGFF).

  As far as I know the WLan module that is built into the laptop supports Mini-PCI card format.
  So, you have a miniPCI module.
  But you should consider BIOS support. Not all wireless network cards could be supported by the BIOS.

• Install the Mini PCI wireless network card. Need help!

  Hello
  I have laptop Toshiba 5200-701 which is upgradble of wireless network, so I bought the mini PCI card Philips wireless brand. The reference is PH12127-E/PH11107-E and support 802.11a/b/g network address MAC 00 4F 05 43 88 F4.
  When I inserted the card in the laptop it shows new hardware found and then I downloaded website IBM software since I was told that this card is basically designed for laptop IBM, however, my laptop is unable to install the software and still facing problem... so please could someone help.
  Thank you very much.

  Moral salvation

  Well, in my opinion, you bought a bad wireless card. I don t think that your game can works with your device. Before you buy some hardware components, you need to check the compatibility of these parts. Toshiba service partners always have information about the units on the right. However, I found a wireless card that is compatible with your laptop. It's a PA3212U-1MPC.

  Good bye

• Location of the Mini PCI Slot on Satellite P10

  Hi - I have a portable series of P10, PSP10E-0RCJM-EN.

  It is initially provided without an internal WIFI card but a swith and LED indicator.

  I hope to fit a suitable Mini PCI card.

  I am likely to find that an antenna is already installed?

  That more can someone guide me as to where is the slot mini pci and how to access it please?

  I read the previous posts about the contacts of masking/insulation on the card wifi on this and other forums, so I'm ready for this problem when I get there.

  I hope you can help, impatience of someone soon!

  Graham

  Hello

  The wireless network card is an option on this unit. It is possible to switch this unit with the WLan card. The WiFi antenna should already be included in the specifications.
  The WLan pci slot, you will find at the bottom of the unit.
  It s close to the slot of the modem.
  However, I would recommend consultation with the user manual. There you should find more details.

• Difference between the Mini PCI WLAN card

  Hi people,

  I just bought a WIRELESS Mini PCI card to upgrade my Sam 2430. It was announced as a model PA3212U -3MPC and it's also what said the box. But when I unpacked the map I noticed on the IC labels say "PA3212U -1MPC. Now, I wonder if that's right, and there is the same IC

  Hello

  I checked the two cards and unfortunately I don t found big differences.
  The two cards are supported on a standard 802. 11B and WEP 128 encryption. Also the same transfare data rate

• Satellite Pro M10 - location of the mini-pci slot?

  Hello

  I have a M10 Pro of the Satellite with a mini-PCI Intel Pro 2100. Now, I wanted to put in a new card, but I can't find the mini-pci slot? I opened all the way down, but there nothing. Where is it located and what is the best way to open the laptop? I guess a lot of screws must come out...

  Hello

  Well, as far as I know the mini-PCI card is under the keyboard. In this case, you will need to remove the unit covers. But if you open Notepad, you will lose the warranty.
  In my opinion, you should contact the ASP for help and detailed descriptions.

  Good bye

• Installation of a missing mini PCI WiFi card in the Satellite 2450 101?

  My Satellite s2450-101 seems devoid of a WiFi card.

  There is no mention of such a card in the adapters in device Manager\Network, which lists the following three elements: 1) 1394 Net adapter MAC bridge Miniport) 2 and 3) Realtek RTL8139/810 x Family Fast Ethernet NIC
  The Wireless Communication switch on "on" does not have the led lights up.
  By pressing Fn + F8, that should turn the wireless LAN has no effect.

  Responses to the following would be much appreciated:

  The laptop S2450-101 comes equipped with a mini PCI WiFi card in standard, or not?

  If so, how can it be activated?

  If it is not the case, how can we install such a mini-PCI card? The laptop is more two years and more under warranty.

  Sincere thanks.

  Post edited by: SADobrowski

  Hello

  I found the info that this unit is ready WLAN and is attributed to the WLAN option in option. Check please the Device Manager and see if the wireless adapter is listed under network adapter. If this is not the case, the device is without wireless network card.

  Let us know if the card is on board and we can write once again how the card must be activated.

  I'm not 100% sure but I think that the WLAN slot is placed under the keyboard. There is also the antenna cables (black and white cable). Update is not a problem, and you can only do so at your own risk of course. ;)

  Unfortunately I put t know exactly what WLAN card is compatible. If you want you can use the external solution. It is much easier.

• Need advice for the purchase of a mini PCI Wireless

  Hello

  I have a laptop Toshiba I bought nearly two years ago. This laptop has an Intel 2200BG wireless chipset, which works, but the quality of connection is quite low. Sometimes, the connection speed climbs, sometimes it falls in total. I tried all the updates driver, power management tips and everything that could be found on the net. Some of these help, but there is always something that doesn't work as it should.

  Long story short, I decided to buy a mini pci wireless card. The problem is that these cards are nowhere to find. There is nothing on the Toshiba site, and apart from a few offers on eBay, there is almost nothing to choose. I know there are other options, but I prefer a mini pci card.

  Can someone help me on this issue?

  Thank you

  Peter.

  Hi Peter

  Can you please tell us which laptop model you have?

  In any case, the network without WIRE Intel 2200BG card is good enough and works very well on my Satellite M70 (with the latest driver). Download speed is very good and I do not need a wireless network card. I don't know what is the problem with WLAN connection in your case, but please try to test with another router WLAN (maybe your friends have all other routers). Also, install the latest WLAN driver for this card.

• S206: Is the slot mini-PCIe for Wi - Fi adapters landlocked in the BIOS?

  Hello

  My good old Ideapad S206 had good enough Wi - Fi problems since I bought it. Basically, the reception is extremely unstable, and it is a problem when the "net" part in "netbook" does not work properly, is it not?

  I tried to date/replace the driver for the card, but I am led to the conclusion that I should try to replace my network card.

  The steps to remove the mini-PCIe card is well documented in the hardware Maintenance Manual, which is really awesome. The map is easy to access, remove and change.

  However, I have a question: is there a form any 'BIOS-lock' on the network cards on this line of netbooks? In other words, I can use any network adapter from mini-PCIe instead of the original one, or is there some kind of white list in the BIOS that prevents the user to install one Wi - Fi card other than the original one? (because if there is a BIOS-lock, there is no point to spend money on another adapter that would still work)

  Thank you very much for your help!

  Hello!

  Here's a quick Heads up on this subject: I finally decided to take a chance and changed the original network card with an Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260 Plus. I'm happy to say it works like a charm! The reception of the network is much better, and I can get a stable WiFi signal at home, that was impossible before.

  I still don't know if there is a whitelist located anywhere in the BIOS, but what I do know, is that you can replace the factory network card with an Intel mini-PCIe trouble-free model. Useful information for users of Ideapad S206 someday perhaps...

  So, problem solved!

• R310 Dell: What do the unknown fans with PCIe cards?

  Hello

  I'm looking to replace my aging modified PE2950 gen 3 with a server that is more effective, while maintaining 2 power PCIe slots.

  My use case is not particularly normal in that it's for a home installation and the server will be install re-usable to serve my ad and TVServer for home.  Therefore, I need to be able to add two DVB - S2 cards on the chassis to receive satellite service.

  I know that with some other manufacturers, installation unknown PCIe cards cause their fans go nuts as they assume that the maps are overheated.  How Dell servers in this situation, in particular the R310?  The R310 seems to satisfy all my needs and I think it would be perfect.

  In addition, until I removed the Perc 6 / I of my R410 it was quite noisy, how the R310 Dell price for the fan noise?  The system, with all remains will be in the basement in a rack Assembly away from the living areas. I think I could deal with what up to all about 60dba but especially because it would be too noisy... I understand that 1u rack systems are not designed to be quiet around but a few real comments here would be great.

  Any help that you can provide, or direction is appreciated.

  Thank you very much

  Chris

  Hello

  Bernos

  I know that with some other manufacturers, installation unknown PCIe cards cause their fans go nuts as they assume that the maps are overheated.  How Dell servers in this situation, in particular the R310?

  PCIe cards unknown/3 rd party causes servers 13 g and likely all generations run fans to its maximum SPEED, regardless of the temperature. To my knowledge, it is new with our servers to 13g. I don't think previous generations like 11g detected what exactly was settled in the PCIe slots. They changed fan thresholds based on whether or not the slots have been filled not based not what was in the slot.

  I can't say with certainty what will be the decibels. We do not have a list of all the possible configurations and the decibels. The highest specified configuration in my Datasheet does not include additional PCIe cards, but the dBA listed under stress with this population is 43. I can't guarantee that the system will operate less than 60 dBA, but I suspect that it will do so.

  Thank you

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  Hello, all.
  In a first time - sorry for my English ;-)
  I would like to install a wireless card and I don't know if my computer (Toshiba Satellite L10-204) have a mini PCI slot? I prefer the mini PCI card PCMCIA card, because in my opinion, they are better in some aspects.
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  Post edited by: bandziorno

  Hmm? ¦ bad news man.
  The wireless card is not available on this laptop and it cannot be upgraded too.
  This means that WLan minPCI slot is not present.

  You will need to switch to an external solution. Maybe an external USB WiFi key is an option for you. If this isn't the case, then you can use the PCMCIA WLan card!

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