will this work in our lenovo u410 ( october 2012) and does it support intel widi? thank you
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According to this it will work with your laptop:http://ultrabooknews.com/2012/08/08/lenovo-ideapad-u310u410-wifi-issues/& to answer your second question: yes.http://communities.intel.com/thread/27117
1548189
In my experience, some Lenovo laptops restrict Wi-Fi cards to those on their whitelist. I'd suggest keeping your choices to those listed in the Hardware Maintenance Manual for your model. Find this by searching for "Lenovo U410 HMM". Locate what you are looking for in the Parts List section of the document, then do a search on the specified FRU (Field Replaceable Unit) number. In your case, it is "Lenovo 20200048". This is an Intel 2200N, which, according to Intel, does support WiDi.
1548190
According to this it will work with your laptop: http://ultrabooknews.com/2012/08/08/lenovo-ideapad-u310u410-wifi-issues/ & to answer your second question: yes. http://communities.intel.com/thread/27117
2062306
I have never used intel widi - so I can't answer your question. Sorry about that. Good luck!
925451
It'll probably fit but there's a good chance it won't work. Lenovo has what is called a whitelist in the bios that contains hardware ID's of special OEM vendors whose peripherals are allowed to run on their laptops .If you want to add a Wifi card or a WWAN card you have to use a Lenovo brand which is usually sold at a premium. Your best bet is to check on Lenovo's site to see if they have a branded 7260 Wifi card available for your laptop
1050418
It was already built into my windows 8.1 - you may need to download latest intel driver here: http://supportkb.intel.com/wireless/wireless-display/templates/selfservice/intelwidi/#portal/1026/article/16168
778213
According the spec sheet, http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c03600883.pdf , this card is compatible. Though mine was also, but Lenovo whitelists wifi cards that are not original equipment. I would research to see if HP does the same.
2064693
No. Looks like you want 433835U or 433830U. See table here: http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/detail.page?LegacyDocID=MIGR-4TPJF4
958841
I am so sorry, but I am not familiar with WIDI. Can you descride the port needed? Or is it a harddrive/software thing.
1855650
Hi Dan, I think I answered this question elsewhere, but the laptop should support 16GB. I have the earlier version of this laptop (V5-171-6422) and upgraded it to 16GB with no issues. The Intel CPU specification declares support up to 32GB, but 16GB is the maximum for this device since there are only two memory slots. If there is a limitation of 8GB, it's either the OS (I'm running Linux), marketing, or deliberate neutering of the hardware (not sure why). --JT Review
2213923
Yes you can it works. I purchased it and I have the lenovoice yoga 10. Same hardware so it works no issues.
1984649
I have installed the 6230 in my wife's Gateway netbook with Intel chipset. The WiFi and bluetooth worked great. I have found research sugesting the card will only work with Intel chipsets and will have problems with AMD cpu's and non-Intel chipset boards. If your laptop has an Intel cpu then it should work just fine. If it has an AMD processor I would look for another WiFi card. My wife's netbook uses and Intel Atom processor.
785600
I got the Lenovo U410 September build and the WIFI is fairly stable after installing the latest Intel driver. However, the WIFI range sucks! I tested this U410 laptop with my sister's HP A6 Vision side by side in the bedroom which is about 40 feet from the router, where the router was in the living room. It crawled at around 0.2 Mbps while my sister's HP was doing 2.6 Mbps. If I bring the laptop in the living room where the router is near, the signal and connection are good and constant, along with the speed. In the living room, both laptops get about 4.5 Mbps. Her ISP is capped at 5 Mbps. I got the Lenovo U410 September build and the WIFI is fairly stable after installing the latest Intel driver. However, the WIFI range sucks! I tested this U410 laptop with my sister's HP A6 Vision side by side in the bedroom which is about 40 feet from the router, where the router was in the living room. It crawled at around 0.2 Mbps while my sister's HP was doing 2.6 Mbps. If I bring the laptop in the living room where the router is near, the signal and connection are good and constant, along with the speed. In the living room, both laptops get about 4.5 Mbps. Her ISP is capped at 5 Mbps.
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Laptops and their manufacturers are quite picky about which cards are authorized for their machines. In fact I had to return this one, even though it was the exact same model that came originally with the machine. The BIOS rejected it. I couldn't believe it either. So I would rely only on the manufacturer to know whether it will work with your machine. Reason for attempted replacement was intermittent performance. In this case I think you get what you pay for. As a rule I really like Intel, but this is one of their low-end items. To solve the compatibility issue I ended up going with the Linksys Dual-Band Wireless-N USB Adapter (AE3000). Considerably more expensive at $50 - and there's an important note in the reviews about how to install software with Windows 8 - but once the drivers were installed the performance was rock solid and very fast. Just one person's view. Hope this helps.
1051309
I put mine into an x60 Thinkpad, but I'd check X41 specs on Lenovo's website to be sure.
2051553
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.
824622
If you have a laptop that is Intel WiDi capable, the ScreenCast adapter will receive a signal from your laptop regardless of the operating system. So if you have a laptop with WiDi capabilities you need to go to the Intel website, download and install the WiDi software and if it will run on your computer and shows you a screen that is searching for WiDi devices, even though you don't have one yet, you're good. When you do have an adapter, it will connect to your laptop and you will have HDMI wireless to your TV.So the question is!!!, will Win 8 run the Intel WiDi software. If it does, your good to go. If you have a laptop that is Intel WiDi capable, the ScreenCast adapter will receive a signal from your laptop regardless of the operating system. So if you have a laptop with WiDi capabilities you need to go to the Intel website, download and install the WiDi software and if it will run on your computer and shows you a screen that is searching for WiDi devices, even though you don't have one yet, you're good. When you do have an adapter, it will connect to your laptop and you will have HDMI wireless to your TV.So the question is!!!, will Win 8 run the Intel WiDi software. If it does,... » Read More If you have a laptop that is Intel WiDi capable, the ScreenCast adapter will receive a signal from your laptop regardless of the operating system. So if you have a laptop with WiDi capabilities you need to go to the Intel website, download and install the WiDi software and if it will run on your computer and shows you a screen that is searching for WiDi devices, even though you don't have one yet, you're good. When you do have an adapter, it will connect to your laptop and you will have HDMI wireless to your TV.So the question is!!!, will Win 8 run the Intel WiDi software. If it does, your good to go. « Show Less
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Sorry, but I have no idea ;))) I have purchased it for my W510 and it is working properly with it. :)))
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I just took a peak at the Crucial Memory Adviser and according to that this memory should work fine with the Lenovo U430 Touch. http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/compatible-upgrade-for/Lenovo/ideapad-u430-touch