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• Equium L10-273 - installation of a wireless card internal

  Hi all

  I tried to install a card on the laptop's internal wireless network above, we have acquired 2nd hand.

  There is a slot to take the card, who went in, but I can't seem to locate the cables to attach to it.

  Technical bright sparks around who can maybe help me with this? Or perhaps explain why I can't find the cables - surely he wouldn't a slot to take a card if he was not cables to connect?

  Grateful for any help!

  Thank you very much

  The antenna cables do you mean are normally on the screen.

  I think that on your laptop are no cable antenna so it of not possible to use and install the wireless network adapter.

  If you want a WLAN card you get an external solution (USB, PCMICA).

• Satellite A30 - 303 install wireless mini PCI card internal

  Hello
  I am installing a PA3300U (Atheros) mini PCI WiFi internal card and have a basic question that I hope someone will be able to answer. There are two cables, white and black (under the cover of the wireless card on the case) which I suppose are for the internal antenna. The question is where do these attach to on the mini-PCI card (unfortunately I have no instructions for the card mounting)?
  I'll be very grateful for any assistance with this.
  Best regards, Dave.

  Hello

  I don't actually see one of the Atheros cards, but on other brands, there are two connectors that are marked with the HAND and to THE.
  A white cable normally goes to the HAND and a black to the auxiliary voltage

  BR

  Tom

• Tecra 9100 cann't find the internal wireless card

  I have Tecra 9100. Recently he started to act strange. Sometimes (rarely), it cannot find its internal wireless card or / and hang (freeze). When I check the device manager card is simply not there. After the reboot, the map pops up sometimes, but not for long.
  I checked the event viewer, but the only Error Message is:
  Source: Service Control Manager
  Event ID: 7000
  Description: The OrangeWire USB enhanced host controller service could not start because of the following error: the specified driver is invalid.

  2 USB ports are working perfect. What is the link between that message and the internal wireless card?
  Any ideas how to fix? I'm with Windows XP SP2.
  Thank you.

  I put t think the WiFi problem could be related to the USB enhanced host controller service. I don t see a consistency

  You can try several steps; first try to install the latest driver WLan.
  Access card WLan (device-> Properties Manager) properties, and then clear the option to save energy.
  Additionally, you will find different option in the Advanced tab.
  I can t Advisor was 100% what options need to be changed because each wireless network card supports different function.

  Whatever the case the advice above will not help not I think there could be something wrong with the OS files or registry keys.
  In this case, it would be very interesting to know if the installation of clean operating system might help.

• HP15 portable g019wm - cannot get the internal wireless card installed

  Like many other Windows 8.1 users, I don't like the operating system.  I tried to go back to windows 7 64 bit.  So far, I have everything works except the internal wireless card.  I downloaded and installed several of the drivers wireless youall suggested in similar issues of forum, but all without success.  Can you help me?  Also is there a way to locate all models and manufacturers of the equipment in my laptop?  This is so that I could keep the laptop updated with the latest drivers.

  FYI: for now, I'm running with TPLINK wireless and that the seller has provided dongle.

  PRODUCT: F9H60UA

  MODEL: 15-G019WM

  What is the brand and model of the card wireless installed?

  I will move this thread to the secction of laptop for you.

• WPA and Dell Wireless 1505 Wireless-N-internal card

  I ordered a 1400 Vostro with Vista business with Dell Wireless 1505 Wireless-N internal card. I intend to use this card on my current network 802.11 g with WPA (personal) security, but it seems that descriptions of product for this card don't say "WEP 64 and 128 bit. OTOH, the description of the Intel Wireless-n card mentions all the variations of WPA encryption. Is the description of the product 1505 incomplete and this card takes actually supported WPA or I'll have to order a new card? I can't imagine that any new wireless card doesn't support WPA, but...

  
  

• N what internal wireless card work with my Presario CQ60-204NR?

  I just bought a N Wireless card on ebay but got the error "104 device not supported wireless network found.  I updated the bios form F.34 F.54, without change.  I've looked through the HP support pages, but seem to be going in circles and not to find whatever it is approved.  I am running Vista Home Basic 32-bit, even though I know that the problem is actually in the white list of BIOS of wireless devices.  I don't want to push every update from Microsoft to find out which interferes with an upgrade wireless, as stated in another post here.

  Thanks for the pointers.

  Jack

  Hi, Jack:

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

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c02985882.PDF

  The only wireless cards, you can install are listed in Chapter 3, pages 3-7 and 8-3.

  They must also have the part number HP on them, or they won't work.

  So if you are interested in one of these cards, I recommend that you do your research on eBay by part number.

  I see that there is only one card that can be a dual band card, and it is the WLAN Atheros AR9280 802.11a/g/n module.  And I don't know if it is dual band N or just only on the 5 GHz band.

  Part number depends on what part of the world you live. For the USA, which would be part #.

  482260 001.

  Paul

• Satellite 2450-101: Wireless Card not found

  Hello: I seem to be unable to make my internal wireless card works on this model. After reading a few reviews, I don't know yet if my model has a wireless card, although I said it does and reading manuals and by simply observing the laptop, it seems that Yes.

  Can anyone confirm if this model (bought in Spain) has the wireless card and how to set up please? The little light next to the switch is dark, I tried all possible in the configuration of the pilot terms etc.

  Thank you
  Hynek

  Hello

  This unit is WiFi ready and please check if Device Manager wireless card is which are listed there. You can find it under network adapters.

  All models of laptops with Wi - Fi card usually have a label of WiFi on the lower side. Check it out.

  Good bye

• What wireless card I have in my Satellite A40

  Hi all

  I got a Toshiba Satalite Pro A 40 a friend (PSA45E)

  Windows XP has been pretty slow I decided to reinstall the OS and now have a problem to install the wireless card

  For the moment, I have Windows XP (without Service Pack, which should be the first version that was on sale, I guess) but can't install the wireless network adapter

  I tried several times to toggle the map with the FN key, but Windows does not. Also the Device Manager does not list any unknown device or wireless card. So I do not know who the card is now installed

  I'm very sure I saw some SSID with the old windows before you install the new Windows

  now I'm wondiring if I can download recovery CD from the WEB or find a free software that can read the material on a PC, even if the drivers are missing, to see if the card responds.

  Also, I noticed that he was in the back of the computer laptop and the MAC on the network card on a sticker. Tosiba does not have a sticket with the WLAN MAC on the back?

  Where would I be able to find a manual to physically locate the mini-pci card?

  Thank you
  Chris

  Hi Polly

  I think you have the wrong of my knowledge the A40 Satellite Pro does not support the wireless network card. There is no installed wireless network card and that's why you find no WLan MAC address sticker at the bottom of the unit.

  The Satellite Pro A40 can't be improved with a wireless network card internal minPCI because as much as I know the WLan antenna is not available.

  If you want to use the Wlan then I would recommend as an external option, it could be an external USB WiFi key.

• Need the latest news of the wireless card and more on my Satellite 1905-S301

  First post here. Need help.

  Toshiba has no info in their manual or anywhere on their site I could find about it.

  The manual mentions that the stock for my Toshiba Orinoco Gold 1905-S301 wireless card (8484415560) wireless adapter.

  Thing, is that the map is years old, and I want to know what the last card that will work with my 1905-s301. I saw many posts around the net
  people with problems with mini-pci in Toshiba laptops different cards, where the power light and wireless do not work, and many positions
  on workaround with pin 13 on the map so that the thing stays on permanently.

  So what I want to know is: what is the latest version of the wireless standard that works with my 1905-S301 (802. 11 g, 802.11n, whatever), what brand of card
  I can't (model number would be useful) that works, and it should be a map where I don't have to do no work around... where the on/off switch works the way it's supposed to and seeing Wi - Fi will also do.

  Now... Apart from the above, it would be preferable to use a Type II CardBus PC card for the slot on the side of my laptop. Again, I am ignorance about these cards, but I don't know that you can get wireless cards that can be used. It would be preferable to an internal card? I know that they went to the PC Card Express format a few years before, so I can't assume CardBus cards cannot be purchased new.

  Basically, I just want the ability to the most recent and WiFi for my laptop. I am to go to Seattle in May and want to have my computer laptop maxed out as far as it's capacity so I can entertain me

  A few other questions:
  Is my Wired CPU? Can I spend it? And same for my graphics card. 16 MB graphic memory is not good, and I would like to know if I can pass that somehow.

  Thanks in advance. Any info on my questions above would be much appreciated.

  Hello!

  I agree with Garrett, contact the ASP in your country for information. They know what are the cards will fit in on Satellite 1905 and work.

  On WiFi standards, I can say that the newer 802.11n standard will not work in this good old classic because that's why you need 3 antenna cables.

  The CPU can be improved, but this will be maybe not supported from the BIOS. On the site of Toshiba is a document available thereon:
  http://195.182.196.33/KB0/FAQ7A01ZW0007R01.htm

  Finally and above all the video RAM depends on the RAM memory and is turned on automatically. I don't know but if you have more RAM you will also get more video RAM but this ask your ASP too m.

  Good bye

• T41 - wireless issue internal 11 b.

  Hi, have a NEW one for me T41.

  All boots works very well, except for the card mini internal pci wireless won't stay not connected for more than 30 to 45 seconds.

  It connects to any network I have a logon... It wil show a good connection... but when I go to the for use... It disconnect within the above period and then tries to reconnect immediately.

  I have already traded in another card - it does the same thing. The latest drivers are installed, but I don't know if I have all the settings correct. OS is XP pro, not not using thinkvantage.

  This has happened on several networks, so that I tried to con... so I don't think that it is a router problem.

  Internal wireless, this is what is wanted because my wife (who has the machine is really) won't deal with external devices.

  Someone has an idea? Material? software? Settings?

  Thank you

  James

  I think it's more a Lan 2100 3B mini card - nothing to do with the T41 specific problem.

  I found this thread on another forum

  http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=543080

  which refers to the same problem. Thinking he's bound SP3.

  also here on the forum of Lenovo, looking more for than the T41 wireless card, I found some more references.

  With the Lenovo driver, I changed the power off fault and changed to MAX - this seems to help.

  With a generic INTEL driver options for roaming aggressiveness there that some say contributes to reduce as well.

  My personal opinion, this map was made by SP3 - and with the current price of cards/g on ebay... I'm not a size a lot of time on this, I'll get what I can and get my deal on a 54g card.

  James

• HP DV6-7014nr wireless card replacement

  Hi all.

  I currently have a HP DV6-7014nr with Windows installed 8.1 and parts of stock out of the box.  I noticed that the stock is an internal wireless card is not dual-band.  It is a very large problem with my current situation, in which I can't take advantage of the possible bandwidth to my ordinary place almost as well as if I had installed dual card.  The warranty is already in place, so I am not concerned by the cancellation of the warranty, I just want to know if the card that I'm looking work inside the laptop.  I was going to buy a wireless card Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6235 HMWWB for my laptop, and I need to know if this card will work correctly with inside my laptop.  Thanks in advance.

  Well have the driver on the hard disk or on a key USB available for install after you pass cards. You can't install the driver before the material is present in the computer.

  Also, you will probably find that Windows 8.1 has built in the driver of the Intel card.

  Otherwise download here for Windows 8.1 Intel driver and he is ready to go:

  https://Downloadcenter.Intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?DwnldID=23726&lang=eng&ProdId=3315

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

• HP G42-475DX 5 GHz wireless card

  Nice day.

  I currently own a HP 42-475DX and it is equipped with a broadcom 4313. I understand that it is a single 2.4 GHZ card that supports only up to 72MBPS to.

  I would like to buy a replacement card that supports the range of 5 GHz as band 20 / 40 mhz. Can you tell me what replacement PCI card I need to get? I need to access my wireless network located on the 5 GHz range to replace the internal broadcom WiFi card.

  SOMEGUY1771 wrote:

  Is there anyway to change the bios to add a wireless card to the blacklist? I really want to connect to my 5 GHz network, rather than using another network.

  So I would say: http://forums.mydigitallife.info/archive/index.php/t-20223-p-5.html?s=d81c85c23bc36fdde32d9cc01e144f47

  -Manufacturer: HP Compaq
  -Model: Compaq Presario CQ42, CQ62 Notebook PCSeries
  -Model: HP G42, G62, G72 Notebook PC
  -Bios Revision: F.36
  -Bios Release: 30 Mar 2011
  -Bios link: ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp52001-52500/sp52459.exe
  -Bios Type: Insyde
  -Tools: Phoenix Mod Tool v1.82 + manual mod for whitelist removal
  -Bios files: 1425F36.fd, 1484F36.fd, 21484F36.fd
  -Modifier: TTAV134
  -Please provide feedback
  
  WLAN (only) whitelist check "removed"
  
  HP_G42_G62_G72_INTEL_sp52459_1425F36_NWLAN.zip (http://mods.myftp.org/Hewlett Packard/1425/HP_G42_G62_G72_INTEL_sp52459_1425F36_NWLAN.zip)
  
  flash with CheckCM.vbs, this tool check the platform, create the file platform.ini and launch InsydeFlash.exe
  
  note:
  1-These 3 bios files are very difficult to hack, i've no yet figure out to remove WWAN protection and not 100% sure for WLAN whitelist removal; so if you still have "error 104" can you upload the platform.ini file and a bios dump
  2-Is there any reason for your SLIC 2.1 request. Did this machine was supplied without windows, if yes, the RW report is missing and must be uploaded.
  

  I would ask TTAV134, he will help you as it has helped me disable whitelist for all wireless cards...

• Wireless card for dv8t

  Hello all,.

  I am looking for an internal card replace the Intel Wifi 5100 agn card that came with my machine.  I tried every fix posted in the forums and the updated drivers to V13.1.1.1 but is not connect with my Linksys wrt160n router.  He has no problem to connect with my wrt54g router, but wireless is a nogo.

  I'm leaning towards it being the card because I can connect two routers with portable Gateway to my wife with a n Atheros wireless card.  So I tell myself another card to my Hp n wireless might work.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks in advance.

  Thanks for the suggestions guys, but I ended up solving the problem myself.  Stupid me, I forgot that the old G router has been on channel 1 in order to make it work in my house.  Because my building is old more than 125 years old and the walls are original.  This means that the plaster is maintained by a mesh of underlying lead.  It seems this degraded the signal wire and only channel 1 worked.  I went from the N-router to Canel and boom it works.  Didn't even have to disable N mode to operate.

  Sounds weird, but it wasn't the problem.  Thanks again for all the suggestions.

• Wireless card working not

  I have a 64 bit Vista computer. (at home).  Suddenly, the wireless doesn't work.  The router works. I have malware and virus up-to-date analyses.  I can go online with the hardlined of the computer.

  The driver (Intel) R WiFi Link 5100 AGN - is up-to-date

  I move the power switch and the led does not illuminate.  Am I safe to assume that my wireless card has gone wrong?

  I did a restore of the system without success.

  Any other suggestions before replacing the card?

  If I replace the card do I replace with the card laptop external or internal.  I have the slot I can do an external card.

  Thank you

  Hello

  If the switch does not illuminate while the unit is probably bad. Check with the system
  manufacturer and their forums (if any) for known problems, especially if a guarantee is in place.

  Double check/settings (BIOS/CMOS) often F2 then attention screen as you launch - check to
  see if there is a setting to enable/disable - if so check that it is enabled - if you find yourself using
  another adapter turn it off then it. If no enable/disable in the BIOS, then if you end up
  using another adapter, then DISABLE the WiFi device present in the Device Manager.

  If you need another WiFi device the easiest would be to use a USB WiFi adapter.

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.