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• Should card pci wireless antenna? -L10 SP

  Hi all

  I just installed a pci wireless card in my L10 Pro Sat. No probems, he found and installed normally, but I wonder if I need antenna? I thought they'd already inside my unit, but I didn't know everything. Please tell me if I need to buy and connect these as well.
  Thank you

  Hello

  Yes. All WiFi ready units have a wireless antenna.
  Near the location for pci wireless card you can find antenna cable (black and white cable with small connector).

• F20 - 132 - can I connect a wireless antenna in the antenna of my TV connector?

  Hi... I think I missunderstood something when I read the manual of my laptop... maybe someone can help me with this problem

  It is possible to connect a wireless antenna uses the same input, used for the TV antenna?

  Currently I use an adapter (supplied with my laptop) for my cable TV to work, but without this adapter I can plug an antenna wireless in there?

  This seems really strange, but that's what I heard in my manual... or the translation of the English-Portuguese was bad: P

  Can someone explain if I can plug an antenna and what type and which connector I need.

  THX in advance and sorry for my rusty English

  Hello

  The adapter is needed to connect the antenna cable, because the antenna cable supports different jack. If the wireless antenna must have the same cable as a normal antenna if cable adapter is required.
  Maybe the 3rd party Wlan antenna has an own map but I n t think so.

• 2175ea Pavilion p6: p6-2175ea wireless antenna

  Where can I get a new antenna for my Pavilion p6 2175ea dektop wireles, I accidentally pulled the wire and bend the device when I took with my sleeve, will any antenna with the same connection to adapt.

  Thanks in advance

  Hi there @barcode47,
  
  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 a spare antenna for your wireless card. I'm happy to help you with this.

  In response to your question, if the connection of the antenna is the same, it should work, although there may be exceptions. Ideally, you want the type of antenna, to avoid problems, as there are a several different types out there.

  You can try to use the HP parts store and see what is available. You can also try to contact support. For this option, use the following http://www.hp.com/contacthp and create a folder for your question and contact HP. If you do not live in the United States / Canada, please click on the link below to get contact information for your region. http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/contact-HP/WW-phone-assist.html

  Another option is to check for the specific card, you have installed and search online of accessories or spare parts.

• J9M28UA #ABA: cable for white missing wireless antenna? or this laptop doesn't have it?

  I jumped out of the back of my new laptop to see why my internet wasn't working all the time. Turns out the wire black antenna has not been pushed all the way so it kept popping market.

  But I noticed that the white wire is not there? I got this laptop only for 2 weeks so I was wondering if the new hp 15 inch touch screen laptop windows 8.1 this lack on an accident or done this way?

  I was just wondering if anyone knows if this is normal or if it was an oops of the company and the lack of white wire?

  Thanks to anyone with an answer.

  I included the picture of what it looks like - I went through all the info just in case by case

  Hello:

  Some models with wireless cards single band (2.4 GHz) come only with a single antenna.

  I have no idea why HP did this because two antennas on a single band card would provide to improve wireless reception.

  By the part number on the wireless card, I see that it is a Realtek 8188EE model which is a single band card.

  HP do not make a mistake and leave out an antenna.

• Cable and wireless antenna G60-235DX transmitters

  The cable, the 25.90727.001 transmitter/receiver antenna located at the top right of the display panel, is cut in half where it passes through the hinge of the screen to the right.  I don't know if it's OK to splice a wire between the 2 ends, so I thought I would just replace everything - transmitter/receiver antenna that has cable with connectors on the other end of the cable that go on the wireless card.  (While I'm there I'll transceiver antenna to replace the 25.90728.001 which is on the top left side of the display panel, because it's cable could start to cut to the left screen hinge.)

  > If< i="" can="" simply="" splice="" in="" a="" piece="" of="" wire,="" then="" how. ="" i="" don't="" have="" a="" solder="" gun,="" but="" i="" am very="" familiar="" with electrical="" connectors. ="" connectors="" may="" be="" too="" thick="" for="" space="" where="" cable="" lies="" though. ="" can="" a="" good="" connection="" be="" made="" somehow="">

  If I can't connect, then how can I remove the transmitter/receiver to the antenna of the display panel.  The upper part of the transmitter/receiver to the antenna has a hole on each side that are mounted on plastic tabs.  The lower part of the transmitter/receiver to the antenna is a metal piece that feels pasted to display the Panel flat, square.  I just pull/lift it?  Thanks in advance.

  Personally, I would not recommend the antennas of the splicing.  As you noted, there is not a lot of room under the LCD screen, and this would make it more likely that something would happen later.

  Due to the nature of how wifi antennas go through the lCD screen, I highly recommend the way of the wifi USB adapter if the performance of the card wifi is being affected by such cable damaged. There is much that can go wrong when disassemble the LCD bezel and display, so be careful if you decice to proceed.

  See page 4-23 of this guide.  This warranty covers the removal of the LCD panel which includes the steps on the withdrawal of the cables from the LCD screen.  It is not a section dedicated to the antennas themselves, so it can take reading of the different sections to reconstruct how the process should be done.  The LCD removal section covers most of it.

• Wireless antenna cannot be turned on (P10)

  I bought the wireless pci card PA3300U-2MPC card (Atheros AR5001X +) for my satellite p10 251 (Win XP Home). Using installation guides, I installed it with precaution, connected with black and white cables. Then installed the driver, after that the Atheros software. The result - the wireless connection does not work. Configfree software both Atheros bring the message "turn on the wireless switch", but the switch is in position "On". When I press Fn + F8, it's the same message.

  The device is compatible with my laptop, according to the ebay seller. I also found on the Internet a Toshiba-Schwitzerland pdf file, when it is shown, that this card is compatible with all mobile phones of P10.

  Does anyone have an idea, what the problem?

  Hi gav

  Is the map propely recognized and installed (Device Manager status)?

  Try using the ConfigFree tool. This network of application monitoring can give you information on potential connectivity problems. On the right side, you can find possible solutions.

  Good luck!

• Wireless kit PA3298U-1MPC and Satellite A30 - where is the antenna cable?

  Hello
  I have Toshiba Satellite A30 (part No. PSA33A - 87 M 34) which was bought in Australia.
  I just bought the PA3298U-1MPC wireless connection kit a couple of days. The installation guide says I should connect two cables. But I can't find them. There are no cables in the compartment. There are no antennas in both wireless kit.
  So the first question is if I should have antennas in wireless kit (I'm not sure that he has not lost the seller).
  If these cables must be in Notepad then I need help to find them.
  I thank very you much for any help.

  Hello

  If the unit has a wireless antenna, the cables are usually there and visible immediately when the lid of the WLAN card is removed. From your description, I assume that your device is not ready WLAN.

  Good bye

• Install antenna third-party wireless on my laptop. It has disabled my internal antenna.

  Is there a way I can get both activated?

  Hello

  Use of Wireless antenna is a science that it itself, if installing the new antenna disabled olde that that he probably supposed to be this way.

  According to the design, having two active antenna could be worse than one (as the addition of a fifth wheel of a car does not make the car better).

  In any case you did not provided all the technical data concerning the specific material involved.
  So there's no way to guess what it is.

• wireless connectivity

  installed a wireless antenna external usb (ralink)

  everything worked fine

  disconnected the cable, the feed under the rug, reconnected

  All of a sudden the wireless disappeared

  even from the wireless receiver integrated

  tried a wireless thumb usb adapter small size

  the system recognized the adapter

  appear still no wireless connection

  in the following device manager/network adapters are listed

  Ralink 802.11n wireless LAN card

  map of Microsoft virtual wifi miniport

  realtex pcie fe family controller

  all are identified as working properly

  I need help, remedy the situation

  

  First of all, make your computer make and model and model of your wireless usb adapter.

  Then remove the said cable under the carpet... restart your router/access point and computer.

  Thirdly, check if the internal card now has a signal... plug in external usb and see if she gets a signal... run cable under carpet... Note all changes as you go through the following steps.

  Report back, come back here.

  Frank

• Pavilion elite m9255uk: damaged wiring antenna Office

  Main problem is that the PC won't start, thinking that perhaps it would be mobo.  Yes I know it's old but it's my favorite. Thus, three questions

  1ST QUARTER

  The PC Pavilion Elite has a built-in wireless antenna for the management of wireless LAN 802.11 b/g. I just ran my fingers on the thread that connects the card/adapter inside the 'roof' and the coating of the wire is cracked near the 'roof' of the pc.  He has obviously been pinched or rubs against something, could that have damaged the mobo if the stripped part had made contact with the case?  If this isn't the case, it would be prudent to cover the part damaged this wiring with insulation tape?

  Q2

  Otherwise, could remove the card/adapter and wiring and do not use wireless, what would be the consequences of this?

  Q3

  After that the cracked wire issue is sorted, I'll have to do some work of elimination on the problem of no initialization.  What are the sons of "skeleton" that should be left connected to the mobo to start upward? (please let me know if you want this bit of my questions posted elsewhere and I'll re)

  With this damaged wiring, I doubt it will be problem except playing havoc with wireless reception.  Stick the broken insulation should be fine, as long as the wire is OK.

• Cannot start the satellite a60 atheros ar5004g wireless code 10 adapter

  I have a satellite s-156 a60 with an atheros ar5004g wireless network adapter... When I updated the driver code 10 appearaed in Device Manager, I drove back to the old driver, with the same results.

  I then performed a new installation with the recovery dvd, with the same disappointing results.

  When I bought the laptop the only software I received was the dvd restoration.

  I downloaded other pilots, with the same results.

  suggestions, passing the wifi turn on light is orange... Thank you

  Hello stevek

  I'm not 100% sure but I think that your device is not ready WiFi and you can not use wireless Mini PCI cards. Is wireless antenna available?

• Wireless LAN does not receive the signal from the router

  Yesterday, I bought a toshiba satellite pro L10 and it's got wireless, but for some reason some can't find any network even when I'm in the same room as the router. What can I do?

  Hello

  Well. First of all, check if the wireless antenna is turned on. Check the switch on the side. In addition, with the FN + F8 key combination, you can switch between the Bluetooth card and wireless.
  In the next step you should check the wireless network connection properties
  The option use Windows to configure my wireless network must be marked.

  Good luck

  Good bye

• Re: Satellite L500D - speed wireless worsens considerably with lid closed

  Hello

  The last 3 days have been nerve wrecking for me. I am the owner of a Satellite L500 D and at the moment, I decided to connect it to an external monitor, to enjoy a better visual experience, until I have buy a desktop computer.

  Well, day 1, I had problems with the speed of the wireless connection (the laptop is related to the router via a wireless connection only). Physically, what I've done, it is simply connect the monitor to the laptop, while closing the lid, so it won't get in the way. And Yes, I had already checked the 'Status quo' feature in the desktop "when I close the lid of my laptop.

  I went to a speed of 30 Mbpps to love... 1 Mbpps, or even less, so that it becomes almost unbearable for surfing the web, let alone to download all the files. After calling my ISP support line and a subsequent visit by a technician (he's even changed the router), we were convinced that the problem lied in the router, or disruptions in the connections wireless neighbors, microwave ovens, cell phones, that sort of thing. I even thought that the problem had something to do with my wireless keyboard/mouse set that might interfere with the connection because it uses the same 2.4 Ghz band range.

  After spending a lot of time to ruin my head, I suddenly noticed how the speed would increase simply by opening the lid of the laptop. And the surprise... If I just lift the lid a bit (like 10 cm) above the keyboard, I hear a sound of 'connection' and therefore, the connection speed is always high.

  Have you ever had such an experience? Is the antenna (is it located anywhere in the keyboard?) of the adapter that stops whenever I close the lid? Is it possible to permanently program the computer to have the connection all the time?
  Well, it has been an experience painfully education

  Appreciate your comments/solutions

  Paulo

  Hi Paulo

  We speak/write here on laptops and computers laptops are designed for mobile use and all of the material placed in the laptop is also optimized for mobile use. It is logical that wireless antenna must be placed in the book part where it can get better WLAN signal. Because of this key WLAN antenna is placed around the screen. When you open the display WLAN antenna is best placed to pick up WLAN signal.

  If you want to use the laptop as the lace and desktop replacement by with closed side cover I recommend using connectivity LAN only or perhaps some external WLAN as WLAN USB stick antenna.

• Satellite M70-173: wireless connection is not working properly

  Hello

  I am a novice and need help with Wi - Fi. I have laptop Satellite M70-173. My desktop pc is connected to the Netgear MR814v3
  802 11b cable/DSL with wireless router. I have connected the router to my broadband (telewest) and have access to the internet on my desktop pc. I turned on the connection Wireless via the menu of the router (the lights is on the router it's transmission). My wireless laptop is switiched on, BUT when I use windows on the laptop to get a wireless connection, nothing is detected. The laptop is 50 cm from the router. I tried and did the following:

  Firmware update,
  Made sure the SSID is the same on the router and the laptop.
  Wireless on laptop mode is on infrastructure,
  Wireless access point is enabled.
  List of access on the router is enabled,
  No encryption is used until I have run

  Any ideas any help?

  Thank you

  Hello

  Have you activated the wireless antenna?
  Please check if the switch wireless on the side of the unit is on. Also check if the wireless is turned on with the FN + F8 key combination

  Please check this possibility

  Concerning