Is this compatible with the dell inspiron n5110? Trying to replace the stock wireless card.
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Checked Google Images for a view of the motherboard, and it appears it'll fit. And if it fits, it'll work. I know drivers are available for both Windows7 and Vista because I've had both O/S's running on my Toshiba Satellite and the card worked. As long as the card physically fits in the space your laptop allows, and you're running a compatible O/S, then there's no reason it wouldn't work on any laptop. Its a generic card, that Windows has its own drivers for (though you can still find the driver set for it via Google.)
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To my knowledge, these wifi cards are compatible with most makes of laptop, except for HP and Lenovo(IBM). I have an HP. Didn't do quite enough research bf attempting to install. Want mine?? LOL
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That model is in the product description, so you should be just fine :)I've had my charger for quite a while and I love how well it works with my Dell Inspiron N5510.
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Google is your friend, look up the specs of your exact computer and this will tell you if the card is compatible. Sorry I can't be of more help. We used it on an old gateway. Works great!
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I can't identify a service tag but if it is a Dell Inspiron N5110 laptop it will work perfectly.
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I apologize because I don't know the answer to that question. My computer is an Insprion N5010. I hope that you find one that works well for you.
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https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Dell+Inspiron+n5110+-+HDD+Replacement+-+Upgrade/28194
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Your computer does have a spot for this WIFI card, but make sure you have the proper OS for the drivers and you should be fine,Also go here to see if parts can be replaced or fitted. http://www.parts-people.com/index.php?action=category&id;=141&subid;=240
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The Inspiron n4110 has the standard CD/DVD player/recorded so yes, this replacement will work with it.
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Yes I Hope, you should have " Intel® Centrino® Wireless-N 1000 or Centrino® Advanced N 6200 wireless card " for the WIDI in DELL laptops.And this laptop does have Wireless - N.
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don't know if this is meant to be compatible with DELL Inspiron 17R (5721), i used it for DELL Inspiron 17R (N7010), I am inclined to say that you should check with the seller or amazon support for compatibility, that way you can save time/get refund if it does not fit
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Yes Melanie.. That Works Great for my Inspiron 15" N5010. If you have compatible model in Anker go for it ...
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Yes, I bought this product for my dell Inspiron N5010 and have been quite satisfied.
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It looks like that card was standard in that machine, based on this post:http://www.questionhub.com/YahooAnswers/20080929091211AAYSgoW"A couple of resources:http://www.productshub.com/Averatec-3360 -EH1/http://reviews.cnet.com/laptops/averatec -3360/4507-3121_7-31274632.html?tag=mnco l;rnavThe network card is the Intel PRO/Wireless 2200BG"I assume you meant Averatec, not Evertec.....
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You may want to contact Anker regarding the compatability models listed (I can see the discrepancy you note), but if you are questioning whether it will truly work for a Dell N7110, I can see a 5-star review by Chicago Sue indicating that it does: "I got this as a replacement for my Dell Inspiron N7110 after I lost the original cord. It has worked great -- charges the battery quickly and completely. Their customer service also followed up with me after the purchase which impressed me. Good product, good service, and works with my Dell laptop." Sounds like Anker has good service, so you may want to contact them regarding the models listed for compatability in the description. As for my experience, I purchased this item for an Inspiron 1525 about 10 months ago (after a disaster with some other short-lived cheap adapter) and it has been excellent. Used daily. Good luck to you!
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The intel website is real good for answering what wireless cards will work. depends on your version of windows you are running.http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/wireless-products/wireless-product-selection-guide.html
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Probably not. That is a fairly old laptop, and it uses mini PCI while this wireless card uses mini PCI-e.