Will this card work with Lenovo G460 (model 0677) running Windows 7 Professional - currently had an integrated Broadcom 802.11n card which is not work
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Almost absolutely yes. I'm not sure what model came with your laptop, but these cards come in two types, normal and half size. This is half, so it will fit in any modern laptop, though it might not be the right size, meaning the screw mounts might not line up. My solution in this scenario has been a smidge of duct tape. A full size card will be too large for newer machines that only have room for a half size card. I see no reason why Win 7 will not handle this, driver wise. I should say i am not absolutely sure, but near absolutely sure only because i do not use these with the intention for Windows compatibility, rather for OS X. That is the advantage of these cards, they work in my dual OS systems which have Windows and OS X. I have like five of them. They have worked fine in every machine i put them in, but the only reason they could might not possibly work is if the motherboard of your laptop was designed before the 802.11N standard. If your laptop shipped with an "N" card, then this will should almost absolutely work.
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The card will likely work as it is a Broadcom at its core. Direct built in support may not exist in the OS but it is highly likely there are drivers that will work. However, you will not be able to use the advanced toolset without Windows and the Killer driver set for it.
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When I upgraded my laptop (Dell D600) I bought Windows 7 Pro... (because some of my drivers must have the compatibility mode for my hardware to run.) I disabled my internal wi-fi in the bios. Had to hunt down the latest drivers one by one... but it runs fine, never crashed yet, network card works fine. I'll get 6 more years out of my 2006 laptop and it's very handy on the kitchen table!
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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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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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Genuine intel card, I cannot speak to the model number, I remember there being two cards that were basically identical in specs while I was reviewing my purchase. For Linux, there were no drivers necessary and I think it will be plug n play on anything above 7 for windows
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The network card on this unit is Intel HD Graphics, you may also find detail about the card on Lenovo web site for M71Z models. Thank you,
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Yes..I have it and highly recommend it..it has worked perfectly since I got it. I have Lenovo G550 as well. t is well worth the very small investment!
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I don't think it will work. According to the installation manual it is compatible with Microsoft Windows operating systems. http://www.2wire.com/pages/pdfs/802.11g_PC_Card_Installation_Guide.pdf
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I replaced from old card Broadcom BCM94322HM8L to new card Broadcom wireless adapter but didn't see any model BCM94313HMG2L in there. Since it still working fine with my Inspiron 1545.
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Hi, yes I have. You will need to download and install the driver from Lenovo.
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Any network card will work as long as you've got drivers for it. There's also one more important point, though - the pins have to be the same ! I've actually returned this card , and here's why: I own Toshiba Satellite L455D, which came originally with Realtek RTL8180 wireless card. I've got drivers for this card, everything was connected and disconnected properly, but the wireless LED wouldn't come up; pressing fn+F8, which is shortcut for turning on-off wireless, didn't do the trick either. After looking closer at the two cards, it turned out that unlike the original wireless card, this one had gaps on the left (large part) and on the right (smaller part). So take out your wireless card that you have right now or look up it's pictures online, and compare to this card. If the pins appear the same, download driver, or do that when the card arrives by connecting through ethernet
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The L4 designates a model update of the original PCI card of the same model number. Not sure which exact features and/or drivers were updated for the L4 but they work in identical platforms. Both are PCI cards. I actually purchased the L4 version and it works fine with my Win7 in a PCI slot and is a great card.
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The card certainly supports it. I've purchased several of them but use them in VMware servers, not desktops. It's HP, so there's a good chance that it will work fine; their products are usually compatible with mainstream devices and OSs.
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It should. Usually, models that are in the same series, i.e. 1710, 1720, 1730, etc., are differentiated only by the store or retailer that stocks them. So Best Buy might have the 1710, Wal-Mart/Target, 1720, etc. Regardless though, laptop wifi adapters are almost always the same. I would look at your card and compare it to this one. I replaced the Intel card in my MSI laptop with this one and it worked perfectly, even better for connections as my last one dropped wifi every now and then.
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It should work, But remember speed you will get 54Mbps, Depend on the Wifi Access point or wifi router have N Draft feature can bump up to 130Mbps. Double check see has enough room fitting the PCI-E slot on the laptop. Make sure you have up to date Intel Driver for these Wifi Network card... Good luck!
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No it won't work because of the HP BIOS lock. This card is NOT whitelisted in HP BIOS.