HP desktop with mini PCIe slot..system comes with wired RJ45 port. Will this card allow wireless networking without needing anything else?
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I purchased this card for a Dell E1505 laptop. The card is only about 1.5" wide; so I'm not sure whether the mini-PCI interface is the same as those for the desktop. I think this mini-PCI interface is smaller than the mini-PCI interface on the desktop. Supposed it is the same, you need 2 antennas with 1 black and 1 white wire with cups that snap on to the 2 nuts on the upper left and right corners. These two antennea wires already built into Dell E1505 laptop. If you click on the link, you'll see that the mini card can be bought together with the antennas and a bracket to hold down the card. You probably don't need the bracket for the desktop, as it lies flat on the laptop, and it need to be secured. Dell provides that also. I think for the desktop, you can use a USB wireless card (802.11n or 802.11 ac for top speed now) OR PCI/Mini-PCI Card and a wireless router supporting 802.11n or ac.
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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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Yes! This PCIe Card requires the desktop computer's power supply plug into it. In order to make the Firewire connections work.
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There's an RJ45 port on these so you don't need any card. It just plugs into your CAT5 cable like a desktop. But I would consider another: I was thinking about getting this one and the reviews made me think otherwise.
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No idea. I'm using mine for a server that runs "headless" and can be controlled remotely over the network (look up "IPMI"). I had no need to install a video card.
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Not sure why you want this, the HP 650 has WLAN (802.11b/g/n (maybe it's not working?), it should work fine with the USB 3.0 ports (even though USB 2.0 is what this is built for, you'll lose some speed, but for the price, can't beat it). I've used on Win 8.x/7/10 Tech Preview/etc. I used the Vista drivers that came on the CD - that's working fine. Again, the HP 650 has built-in WLAN already. If you are having problems with the Notebook, feel free to ping me, happy to help resolve.
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You don't actually use a PCI port, just the bracket slot. That port, however, will be useless with the module in place.
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Greetings,You will want to check with HP to see if they have locked out the use of generic Mini PCI-E adapters (this is quite common).Best regards,MITXPC
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Zero built in wireless on this board, I would go with an Intel or an ASUS adapter.
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Hi. You get a USB to Ethernet adaptor with it, and can buy USB to rj45 very cheap.
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Hi Larry yes it comes with Ethernet port incorporated and if you need wireless please let us know and we can add a wireless pci cardThank you
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The spec sheets online say that the 110-430 has a PCIe slot, so this should work. It also says that this is the only expansion port, so you won't be able to add any other PCIe devices.
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I connect in tower, it works great. My tower is not set up for wireless, so just plug into USB on computer.
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http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c00208497&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en#c00208497_doc &lt;--- according to this link from hp you have an pcie 16 slot so yes. Judging from the pic of your main board and the information I can find online and also based on 20 years experience. I am saying yes it should... I almost said no, but decided to look. my first assumption with the pavilion was no.
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Yes, you shouldn't have any problems. Network adapters are bridged from your host OS to the guest OS. If this card is comparable with your system your good to go.
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You can plug the ethernet cable straight into the motherboard. No need to buy yourself a PCI card for it
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Caveat, I am only using WiFi, but according to the Quick Installation Guide, the RJ45 supports Gigabit Ethernet.