i have an hp pavilian g7 with mmc card slot is this the same as an express slot will it work for me
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You will know if the card that is in the slot now is shaped not like a rectangle, but like a rectangle with a rectangle on it. (The plastic card that is like a dust cover.) ***** ***** ******** ******** If like this, then maybe yes.
873463
I don't know for sure, but if the shape of the filler plate isn't rectangular, but is long along one side and shorter on the other, it will most likely accommodate a express card. The old slot was a rectangle and wouldn't work for this card.
873464
This Express card was purchased due to the fact that my laptop did not have any 3.0 USB ports to offer. The laptop you indicated that you have has 2 available USB 3.0 Ports for you to use. I'm not sure why you would need this item unless that you are needing more USB Ports. This card is not designed to fit in a Memory Card Slot. It is a card-bus type of peripheral/hardware.
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You will know if the card that is in the slot now is shaped not like a rectangle, but like a rectangle with a rectangle on it. (The plastic card that is like a dust cover.)**************************If like this, then maybe yes.
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This card will work only if you have an open PCI slot. After looking up the specs on your motherboard, I don't think that you have any PCI slots. PCI express slots will not work. Hope this helps you.
1914958
If it matches your old card, probably so. I've got an older HP that I replaced it with and it worked perfectly.
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Yes it is compatible. If you would like to know more about the differences, here's a link - http://www.trentonsystems.com/applications/pci-express-interface
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It should work as long as you have an available PCI express port to install it in
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yes that is the case. I used this on an older machine in order to get it compatible with hdmi. It worked on a standard pci (not express) slot.
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I used it for my laptop HP window 7, not sure if mine is a Pavillion G6 and how my son in law found which one that would work. Guess you have to go to properties and see. This particular one was a smidgen higher than some of the others but it got a good rating.
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It is a PCI express card. So as long as you have a port for it, it will work.
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You need to check a few things. Look for the model numbers. The one from the link is EXPI9404PT. From a link I checked on below it is an older model card. https://communities.intel.com/thread/40117 You want to get the model numbers for newer versions. I would have to get the model number for your motherboard to compare. I bought one just like the one you are asking about and had to return it for the newer PCI slots. Below is a link that explains the different slots if you're not aware. http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/Everything-You-Need-to-Know-About-the-PCI-Express/190/4 Some of the newer ones are half height. If you order one of these make sure you ask for the slot cover adapter for full height if that is what you have in your computer like I have. Good Luck, David
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They are the same thing, The later model are usually express because the slot can take different types of cards (different pin layout). By the way... it works great.
1462896
I used this in a slim HP desktop without any problems. It is a low power card. Depending on your setup, you may need and PCI Express "riser cable"
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Hi! It is a standard PCI-USB2 adapter, so I am almost sure, it would work. I was especially interested in an adapter that works with HP DL server(s) and this one does it perfectly. G
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Can't answer that one. I bought it for a Pavilion g7 and it works great for that one.
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This sound card is an Express Card slot and not a PCMCIA slot. They are totally different slots. It will not work.
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Almost absolutely yes. I'm not sure what model came with your laptop, but these cards come in two types, normal and half size. This is half, so it will fit in any modern laptop, though it might not be the right size, meaning the screw mounts might not line up. My solution in this scenario has been a smidge of duct tape. A full size card will be too large for newer machines that only have room for a half size card. I see no reason why Win 7 will not handle this, driver wise. I should say i am not absolutely sure, but near absolutely sure only because i do not use these with the intention for Windows compatibility, rather for OS X. That is the advantage of these cards, they work in my dual OS systems which have Windows and OS X. I have like five of them. They have worked fine in every machine i put them in, but the only reason they could might not possibly work is if the motherboard of your laptop was designed before the 802.11N standard. If your laptop shipped with an "N" card, then this will should almost absolutely work.
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I have a 2010 Dell Studio 1749 with the Express Card slot running Windows 7, therefore as long as you have the Express Card slot I don't see any reason it shouldn't. In my case the software installation was a breeze and the card started to work immediately. I read some reviews where people had issues installing the software. Maybe they had an older versions, not sure, however the card has been working phenomenally well for me.
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Yes this card is compatible with any pci express slot 1x and above. I have mine plugged into my PCI-express x 16