what does it plug into?I have a wifi card plugged into one slot on my gateway 400sd4
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You can buy sockets for these that are real simple to install in a desktop computer
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This plugs into a "PC Card" slot, or "PCMCIA" card slot, the same thing...these are on laptops only as far as I know. It converts the PC card slot into a 2 USB ports, but also requires a special very thin USB cable and converter to connect...not the standard USB connector.
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Acc to this http://scorch2000.com/~meshko/laptop/specs/ you have 1 pcmcia slot, so if it is correct, this card should make yer happy.
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"mark" is correct, this card, and a USB wifi adapter, will provide your PCMCIA laptop with USB 2.0 (using the remaining port).
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In my experiences on two units, this card style fits the larger pcmcia slot on the sides of most laptops. Some of the newer laptops have a narrower slot as well for an express style card. In my experience, most laptops only have one pcmcia slot alloted. You could get a 2.0 USB G, N or Dual Band WIFI unit thereby allowing you to replace your older pcmcia WIFI card and solve the issue and gaining more usbs as well at the end of the day. The USB ones are around $ 20.00
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It is a usb wifi antenna which I used with my laptop instead of the poor built-in antenna. It solved my connection problem, better than the Linksys WUSB600N USB adapter.
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Hi I could not find anything on your PC as far as what open ports are available to add cards use this site to compare what you have available and match it with the wireless card http://networking.ringofsaturn.com/PC/slottypes.php. It may be a PCI-e 16 or a pci-e 1
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Check the default position of the Wifi switch when you put the card in. If it is not in its natural "off" position while installation, the card will still seat well, but when you try to work the ON/OFF on the wifi card, if wont budge. Another possibility is that when you installed the card, the switch button did not insert flush to the inside of the outer Wifi switch.
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No, it doesn't... I bought a separate wireless card to put in the PCI-e slot... no biggie, extra 34$ which was negligible considering how much I saved in the setup
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No, it only has a 10/100 hard connection. It has one pci slot if you want to add a WiFi card however.
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I ordered this card from Newegg.com and installed it by watching a youtube video. 1 x Intel 7260HMW IEEE 802.11AC, dual-band, 2x2 Wi-Fi plus Bluetooth 4.0 Mini PCI Express combo Adapter - 867 . It solved the problem.
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The wifi with this board is a removable PCIe wifi adapter. You can see it in the photos of this motherboard if you follow the cables back from the antennas.
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Normally the range is quite good. If you have 1 antenna connected make sure it is on the primary connector on the card. Also try rebootong your router (pull the power for 30 seconds and plug it back in).
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I read the answers to this and tried using mine with one port. It worked, so I attached it to a USB extension cable, raised the adapter, and my WIFI signal increased 15%.
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Ramiro, I'm not sure but check the specs on your Gateway to determineif it requires low voltage memory...
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Like Shane did, I plugged mine into an AT&T; Uverse gateway and it worked fine. If I remember correctly all I had to do was shut down the gateway from transmitting and let the Airport Extreme do all the work.
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it all depends on the wifi card that you are looking at but this board has of several different PCIe connectors that will fit most wifi cards.. this board also have free PCI connectors. So your wifi I can either be a PCIe mini-slot or PCIe 1x slot or a PCIe 4x slot or PCIe 16x slot. There aew also 3 PCI slot connectors. This board will handle most wifi cards available. Just be sure that it has a slot that will fit the connectors on this board that I have mentioned.
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There are two cables coming out of the back of the unit and both need to be plugged in to the motherboard. The USB ports on the front of the unit are USB 3.0 but the card reader aspect is *only* USB 2.0 and that is why the second cable needs to be connected.
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it connects threw the computers wifi so be sure that your wifi card can support multiple connections
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There are small connectors on the wireless cards that the wires attach to. There might be only two instead of three, in this case you just need to isolate the extra wire.
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Sorry for the late reply. To answer your question, I'm not sure. But I have no issues with the wireless card so far.