Can i replace it's wireless card with an intel ac-7260?
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Once Intel / Toshiba made available the software fix for the networking failures I had experienced, I removed my ASUS externally USB connected card and have had NO PROBLEMS with the hardware. So I can not give you a direct answer, for your purposes, change out may be mute.
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Sorry Marc, Cannot say-have never had an HP. Suggest you check HP website or sites that sell upgrade wifi cards. When you say 'not compatible', do you mean that the card does not physically fit, or that it fits but is not recognized by the laptop? If latter, I would search online for the wifi card model number-you may need to install a new driver. You could also search for 'upgrade from ' + your current wifi card model number to try to find wifi cards that are compatible with your laptop. That should help regardless if your problem is physical fit or the card not being recognized.
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This model comes with the wifi card build into the actual motherboard. You could always buy a separate wifi card if you went with a different model though.If you are looking to get this specific wifi card as a separate item, I don't think you can. At least not specifically.
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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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This is an Intel chipset, as are most Zotac Nettop boards. Without knowing your model number, it's hard to say if this Wi-Fi card is compatible because it requires that your motherboard have a PCI-e slot to plug it into.
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Yes...check the prices of the different models. The only real difference between them is the processors they come with and the additional cards like the wireless card.
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I just bought this configuration at Best Buy yesterday and I can confirm that mine includes the Intel dual band wireless AC card. My system was manufactured in June 2014. I do not know if the version offered here has the new card or not. The remainign specs are the same (i7, 8GB RAM, 256 SSD, ...).
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It should. I've upgraded many a laptop with newer wireless mini PCI cards and have only ever had one machine come up and say that the hardware was unsupported and that was an hp.
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As I just posed, the model I just picked up at best buy has Core I7 4510 CPU and Dual Band Wireless AC. This is a newer revision as all previous models had the 7260bgn single band card.
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Yes Ruth, you can. You can either install a PCI Wireless card or can insert a USB WIFI adapter for wireless internet connection.
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You can verify on HP's website. Most likely it will if your current WLAN card is a PCIE 1/2 card with two antenna leads. Windows 8.1 has the driver built in. You should be able to look at your card on the underside of the laptop by removing a panel or two. Check your manual on how. The wifi card is about the size of a square american quarter. If it is rectangular, it is just a PCIE card. (older series).
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It has built in wireless, must be on the motherboard as I didn't see a separate card for it.
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Turn your laptop upside down, and remove the battery. One of the small doors underneath will be covering the current wireless card. Take that door off and look at the card currently in your laptop. If it's the same size and shape as the new one, and the plug end is on the same side and such, then YES it will work in your laptop, or any laptop with the same configuration with the wireless card. It's the same as plugging a PCI card in a desktop computer; the brand doesn't matter. What matters is will it fit when you plug it in. Just make sure you plug the two small wires in the same way they are with the old one (left and right sides). Then you just need to start your laptop and let Windows find the drivers. If no drivers are found, go to the web site for the card manufacturer and find the drivers there. Obviously, it will be wise to write down what name and numbers are on the card before you put it in (as is shown in the question ad). Being an Intel Wireless card, there's a 90% chance windows will have the drivers you need, or can download them from Windows Update (with a wired connection).
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YEs, it supports AC. EJ is correct that it supports 802.11N but it also supports 802.11AC. It comes with the Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260 Plus Bluetooth adapter on the motherboard.
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That will not do what your asking it to. Has a wifi receiving card in it replaces the one in your PC or laptop.
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ebay: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Intel-half-WiFi-Link-Ultimate-N-6300-pci-card-633ANHMW-/250729311691 showed your system as compatible, I looked at Intel but didn't have much luck... FYI, the card has three antenna leads, the card I replaced only used two of my laptops three, and I wasn't successful getting the third lead attached -- will eventually attempt. Running with two leads didn't improve the performance (download/upload speed I'm paying for) so as my router is three feet away, using Ethernet.
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yes it does Intel 7260 Wilkins Peak 2 (2x2 802.11 ac) so you're good to go :D