Upgrade of the HP-7260he wireless card

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• East - the Pavilion 20 it be upgraded to the 5 GHz wireless card?

  The HP Pavilion 20 can be improved to support the 5 GHz wireless card?

  HP Pavilion 20-b010 all-in-One desktop computer
  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03524659

  This computer has an integrated Ralink RT-5390 mini-map PCIe wireless.
  http://www.MediaTek.com/en/products/connectivity/WiFi/PC/PCIe/rt5390/
  This card is the only ONE BAND (2.4 GHz), supporting IEEE 802. 11 b, g and n

  IF you wish for the 5 GHz band,
  THEN BOTH devices must support the new IEEE 802.11ac Standard Dual-Band.

  FIRST, a wireless (WAP) access port or Wireless Router on your home network must be Dual-Band (IEEE 802.11ac).

  IF this equipment is provided (for rent) your provider of wireless Internet (ISP).
  THEN, you will need to work with them for this upgrade (may have fees $$).
  IF you have your wireless router, THEN it must support IEEE 802.11ac for the 5 GHz band.

  SECONDLY, your HP Pavilion 20-b010 all-in-One will require a new (replacement) wireless card and MAY require the replacement of the antenna (dual-band).

  The AC-7260 Intel Dual-Band with Bluetooth 4.0 is a topic highly IEEE 802.11ac compliant PCIe minicards.
  IF you only had previously not supported Bluetooth, THEN this additional feature is a BONUS.
  http://www.Intel.com/content/www/us/en/wireless-products/dual-band-wireless-AC-7260-Bluetooth.html

  UPGRADE and MAINTENANCE GUIDE
  for computer all-in-one HP Pavilion 20-b010
  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03598525.PDF

• Satellite T130-17F - upgrade to the Mini-PCI Wireless card

  Card WiFi in Satellite T130-17F doesn't support the 802. 11A / 5 GHz. I would like to replace it with one that is supported. Is this possible? If so, are there any documents that show how do?

  Thanks in advance, Igor Bukanov

  Hi mate

  Usually the laptop supports WLan miniPCI module. This means that usually the other WLan miniPCI cards should work, but I read also here in the forum that it is not always the case and sometimes other WLan miniPCI card would not me recognized correctly.

  But why you try n t a simple solution like a USB WLan stick?
  It is the simpler and in my opinion the best solution for you.
  You will not need to disassemble the laptop. This means that there is no risk of damage and the warranty

  That's why I recommend you try this solution.

• Compaq Presario CQ61-416SA: upgrade the Compaq CQ61 wireless card

  I have a Compaq Presario CQ61-416SA, running 64-bit Windows 7 application. The current wireless card only works on the 2.4 Ghz band and I want to upgrade to a dual band to get the best speed etc. to 5 GHz. I have an Intel Centrino N6230 of replacement card, but the phone will not accept anything other than the default map. At the start, it stops with an error message saying that it will not continue unless the "unauthorized device" is deleted. If I re - install the original wireless card, it starts and works very well, but this is not the point, I would like to update.

  I guess that the default is to lock the part of the BIOS of the laptop to prevent alteration unauthorized with laptop computers under warranty, but mine is well outside the guarantee.

  I know that the card works because I installed it in my laptop previous and I have been in electronics for 30 years and spent about 5 years of this repair of computers laptops, desktops, servers, etc so I'm sure that I am able to connect a card and the driver installation!

  There does anyone know a way around the block? I won't to be able to upgrade the laptop without it.

  Anyone?

  Do not completely blame HP, but it was little 1984 involving your federal Government. HP and Lenovo read a few Federal Communications Comm regs on the recording of radio portable wireless (including the computer wifi cards) to require that alternative cards are blocked. Other laptop makers has not agreed and now the 'white list' is history, but there is no effort to go back and make new BIOS for older models.

  HP wireless card versions have specific identification in the firmware looking for the HP whitelist before clearing the map to use if you use the version of HP. I looked pretty hard for a version of HP of the card and the one I linked is everything I could find. Google around and you can do better.

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

• dvt6 - 6 c 00: updated to the latest bios Wireless Card install/f1.b

  Hello

  I would like to install a new wireless card to take advantage of the speeds wireless AC, I am looking for an update or the mod my bios of f1.b to my Dv6t - 6 c 00 due to the white list.

  I tried to use the HP Web site to check the updates for my computer, but the automated process will fail every time.

  I would like to mention donovan6000(http://donovan6000.blogspot.com/2013/12/modded-bios-repository.html) created a certain Bios Modded, but every time I run the application InsydeFlash included, he said, while trying to install the original of f.1b bios and the f.1b modded bios, they are not to my laptop.

  My Bios Dv6t information - 6 c 00

  System Board ID - 17FA

  BIOS version - F.1b

  Vend. Insyde BIOS

  I have not seen an update to this topic for a long time, and any tips/help is greatly appreciated!

  I found a solution that worked perfect.

  I upgraded my bios F.1b to a modded F.02 and was able to install a wireless card for $26 (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00PDLCFL8?psc=1 & redirect = true & ref_ = oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00) which gives me a 866.7Mbps wireless speed

  Here is where I found the solution

  http://Forum.NotebookReview.com/threads/HP-Pavilion-DV6-6B-c-xxx-dv7-6B-c-xxx-unlocked-BIOS-whitelist-removed.741662/

  Here's a direct link to downloads of bios of donovan6000

  http://donovan6000.blogspot.com/2013/12/modded-BIOS-repository.html

• HP Pavilion 17-E049WM: the dual-band wireless card

  I have a processor amd on this machine. Single band wireless card. I was wondering if this card would work on this machine.

  Intel Wireless-N 7260BN WiFi 802.11b/g/n 2 × 2 + Combo Bluetooth 4.0 adapter

  Or is it just for processors intel...

  If this is not the case, is there all the wireless cards double for this so I can pick up the band 5 GHz on the router.

  Now I have a usb dual band that works but if I could just go inside the laptop and put in another map that would be better.

  TIA.

  Hello:

  Probably the Intel card will not work.

  I don't know anyone who has a laptop AMD based where the Intel card worked and it was not your model.

  I suggest you only install a dual-band Broadcom card, which should work just fine.

  This one...

  Broadcom BCM943228HMB 802.11abgn 2 × 2 Wi - Fi adapter, card Broadcom Bluetooth 4.0.

  Before you buy any wireless card, make sure that your model has two sons of wireless antenna connected to the current map.

  Inspect your real model.  Do not rely on the photo of the manual as some forum members have reported that a single antenna attached even if the manual shows two.

  If there is that a single, dual-band card will not get the reception he needs with only a single antenna.

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

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c04069163

• Windows Vista Home Premium Service Pack 2 upgrade of the Atheros AR5007EG wireless network adapter

  I just bought a new device Sierra Wireless mobile hotspot, the Pro of the Sprint Overdrive.  The wifi connection works very well in my PC with the exception of a PC set that I am running Windows Vista Home Premium Service Pack two.  I am told that the problem is with Vista and the Atheros AR5007EG wireless network adapter.  The current version is 7.6.0.164 and it tells me the device Overdrive only with version 9.1.0.328 or higher will.  What I can, and if I can, how to move the driver to the required version?

  Hello

  You can try to update the latest drivers for the network adapter and check if it helps:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly

  It will be useful.

• Windows 8 freezes using the WN851ND V1 wireless card

  Hello

  I did upgrade (and then clean install) of Windows 8 Pro on my Gigabyte B75M-D3H with OCZ Vertex 4 SS i7. It froze several times during the upgrade and once I managed to install it, but after a few minutes of use - it froze again.
  I discovered that if I turn off my card TP - LINK WN851ND V1 wireless, Windows 8 ran very well.
  TP-LINK argued that the Wireless PCI card is compatible with Windows 8, however I continued hanging OS experience. What is this design allowing an incompatible driver to take the BONE indefinitely without error or warning?
  It reminds me of Windows 95 days.
  No wonder that the upgrade is at low cost - because it does not work! It should have been a free.
  Kind regards
  Fhadi

  Hi fhadi,

  Thanks for posting in Microsoft Community!

  I suggest you to download and install drivers in compatibility mode and run.

  http://www.TP-link.com/en/support/download/?ProductCategoryID=201&model=TL-WN851ND&version=v1

  Follow the steps to run in compatibility mode:

  (a) access to the start screen

  (b) press Windows key + C on your keyboard to show the charms (if you have a touch screen: touch the right edge of your screen and slide your finger to the center of the screen to display the bar of charms)

  (c) search for Troubleshooting, click settings in the right-hand column.

  (d) click on troubleshooting. Click run programs made for previous versions of Windows

  (e) click on Next, select not listed. Click Next

  (f) click Browse and select the driver file you downloaded.

  (g) click on Next, click program troubleshooting

  (h) check the program worked in earlier versions of Windows but won't install or run now

  (i) click next , select the latest OS known functional for this driver (probably Windows 7)

  (j) click Next

  Let us know the status.

• Update of the Omni 220qd wireless card

  I want to update my card wireless that supports 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wireless-N and also has Bluetooth support. 6235 Intel looks good, but I don't know if it is compatible.

  Can someone please provide a list of compatible cards, white list?

  Thank you

  Sdnalloh

  I searched by Broadcom part number:

  BCM943228HMB

  The IBM of the same card version is 2.4 + 5.0 ghz.

  http://www.Amazon.com/BCM943228HMB-04W3764-wireless-Bluetooth-compact/DP/B00F0BC8UY

• TouchSmart 520-1070UK: if I can replace the 802.11n wireless card in my 1070UK 520 for a dual band

  I've been updated by my cable company to a router to speed broadband to 200 'up to '. My old iPad connects to new 5G

  band but the HP Touchsmart is the single band 802.11n equipped Ralink card.

  Can I physically replace or add anything to connect to 5G?

  Hi there @tiggerchris

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support! 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 help on how to replace your existing wireless network adapter or add something to support the 5 GHz band. I'm happy to help you with this.

  Service and maintenance guides available and put at level of guides for this system offer no wireless adapters. The simplest solution I can suggest would be an adapter USB dual band WLAN.  There are many benefits to this choice. It is easier to install, it's easy to transfer to another device if necessary, and they can be very economical.

  I'd say a bit of research online for this type of device, to see what is available.

  I hope this helps.

• Update of the dv6 7000qe wireless card

  I've recently updated my card the Intel Centrino 2230N to the 7260AC band Dual Intel wireless on my laptop (dv6) 7000 Quad Edition. The laptop starts fine and I have installed the drivers for the Intel website 7260, but my laptop still think it has a Centrino N 2230.

  Is there something I need to do to make my laptop see this material change? I saw that another user here was able to switch the cards without any problems, I don't know what goes wrong.

  So it turns out that, if it looks like a duck and it quacks like a duck, it's a 2230 N with an apocryphal label attached. :/

  Thanks for all your help though!

• Upgrade to the new (different) wireless router

  If I install/upgrade to a new wireless router, is there any software (Linksys or other) I need to uninstall first?

  Thank you.

  Ron

  bigdave240

  Thanks for the reply, it sounds good.

  Ron

• Desktop PC HP Pavilion Elite HPE-410it - upgrade with the USB 3.0 card

  I want to add a 4xUSB3.0 to my pc card, using a PCI Express x 1 connector; the card has a molex connector 4 pins to the power supply.

  The problem is that on the cables coming out of the power supply unit I have not free connectors, except a connector 6-pin female designed for a graphics card.  I can't find any commercial cable to connect the female connector 6 pin mentioned the molex 4 pin of the card.

  Can you help me please?

  Hello

  You will need to tap into an existing SATA power connector, either go to an optical drive or a hard drive.

  This adapter should work.

• The Atheros AR5007EG wireless card is compatible with the 5.0 Ghz range router?

  I just buy a new DLINK router with dual band, one with 2, 4 Ghz and the other with 5.0 Ghz.  It suppose to be faster because you can use it with 2.4 Ghz for e-mail and 5.0 Ghz for HD video...

  Do you think the Atheros AR5007EG are able to manage the two frequencies?

  I just buy a new DLINK router with dual band, one with 2, 4 Ghz and the other with 5.0 Ghz.  It suppose to be faster because you can use it with 2.4 Ghz for e-mail and 5.0 Ghz for HD video...

  Do you think the Atheros AR5007EG are able to manage the two frequencies?

  None of this has to do with the software, Microsoft, Windows Vista...

  https://www.Google.com/search?q=Atheros+AR5007EG+specifications

  Leads to the answer is simple: No 5 GHz for you.

  ' Highly integrated single PCI Express CMOS solution with MAC/baseband processor and 2.4 GHz radio.

  And I think that your impression of what could be done is a little off anyway.  ;-)

• Satellite A-C55-1N1 - upgrade of the network cards

  I have a Toshiba Satellite C55-A-1N1 running Windows 8.1 and want to update the NETWORK Ethernet card both cards Wi - Fi, with the upgrade of the most important Ethernet card.

  Current card Ethernet installed (by Device Manager) is Qualcomm Atheros AR8172/8176/8178 PCE - E Controller Fast Ethernet (NDIS 6 h 30). I would like to move to GigaBit Ethernet.

  I don't want to disassemble the laptop to determine the size of the current map before obtaining beforehand a replacement (to avoid repeated disassembly). Can someone please help with the details of the existing card (for example what size/connections) and what other cards would be compatible to use to reach GigaBit speeds, if indeed this is possible?

  Map current WiFi installed (by Device Manager) is Qualcomm's Atheros AR956x wireless network adapter. I would like to be able to also connect at 5 GHz...

  As with the Ethernet card, I would get a compatible card before dismantling and would ask the same questions. I also understand that I would need 2 or 3 internal antennas to reach faster speeds of the WiFi. Can someone advise please on existing maps, maps of appropriate replacement and on the issue of the antennas.

  Thanks in advance for any help and advice.

  Due to specific design material update on laptops is very limited and supported. Support is upgrade RAM or HARD disk. It's nothing more than that.
  You can find a list of compatible RAM memory modules to upgrade. HDD or SSD upgrade is not problematic and, on most portable models, it can be done by the owner of the laptop.

  All the other hardware upgrades are not supported. I do not understand that you want to use the material with the best specification but that should help you with this?
  > Can someone please help with the details of the existing card (for example what size/connections) and what other cards would be compatible to use to reach GigaBit speeds, if this is indeed possible?
  These info, you can get the laptop to the manufacturer or an authorized only, partner, but they will tell you the same thing I have already written.

  My advice to you: do not disassemble the laptop on your own. In a first time the valid warranty and secondly, you can damage something.

  At the end one, may be stupid, the question: what is the problem actually? Is your machine so slow or what? I mean in particular the LAN connection. It must be OK.