does this card come with a wireless network configuration utility? I need to install this on an old Windows 2000 pc to run some legacy software.
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It is working now for windows XP pro. I can't honestly tell if it works for win 2000.
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I don't have any problems with mine as long as u have a good Wi-Fi that is open or have someones code to get on
1737199
Yes, it comes with software that lets you configure the specific settings for the network. I was able to hook up my old Windows XP machine.
236739
No, you would have to buy and add a wireless network card. This can be a PCI ( internal ) or USB ( external ) type of wireless network card
2284011
Sorry for the late reply. To answer your question, I'm not sure. But I have no issues with the wireless card so far.
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I have an old linksys pci card in mine and they both work together I hope this helps!
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The mini pcie card is required for wifi, and if it was not included I would suggest exchanging the board for one that does. It does use an intel 802.11ac mini pcie card though, so if you did not want to go through the hassle of exchanging you could get one here - http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00IOS19E6/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?qid=1396336869&sr;=8-4π=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70
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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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No, it has no Ethernet or wireless connection of its own, only e-sata so it needs the card and a computer.
2118361
No. As Linksys notes, there are no drivers for Windows 8 and although my PC recognizes it as a WMp600N network card, it can't be enabled. Sending mine back.
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Dear customer, this computer does not have a built in wireless card. It comes with onboard Broadcom® 5754 Gigabit Ethernet which will provide high speed DSL cable connection to internet. This computer can easily be made wireless ready using a WIFI USB adapter which can be found for $10-$15 on amazon.
857286
It does not have a wireless card. I have the cable modem hardwired into the PC and a wireless router connected to the cable modem.
1650710
No, it doesn't... I bought a separate wireless card to put in the PCI-e slot... no biggie, extra 34$ which was negligible considering how much I saved in the setup
480259
It does not. Nor does it come with integrated wireless. There is a mPCIe slot in the top left corner of the board allowing you to add one. It's the same as an internal wireless card of current laptops. However, you'd need to run additional cables/antennas to accomplish that.
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This card does have Simultaneous WLAN and BT operation. Compatibility regarding a/g/n is something that the manufacturer for this item will have detailed specifications, unfortunately we do not have that information. We apologize for this inconvenience.
1904808
It has built in wireless, must be on the motherboard as I didn't see a separate card for it.
1001756
You need to buy the Wireless LAN Module, which comes standard with the EX7220. I believe it's around $99.
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Hi Harold, I'm going to assume that the reason us are using the forth slot on that board for you wireless network card is because you have a discrete GPU in slot one and you didn't want to have the wireless card that close to the GPU. It really doesn't matter which PCI-e slot you use with the card it will work in a X1, X4, X8 or in a X16 slot but since your board is crossfire/ SLI ready that means the slot you are using shares bandwidth with slot one. And since that motherboard doesn't have on-board video you have to be using a GPU. I'm not sure but you could be now forcing your first slot into operating at X8 instead of X16 by placing the PCI-e x1 card in the second PCI-e x16 slot.
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I'm not sure if this will work with your specific rig, but I haven't ha an easy time with this wifi card. I was having problems with the previous one and I figured this would solve the problem and it hasn't. I'd strongly consider the intel equivalent, although it's more money I think it's more compatible with routers and computers hardware and software. I could be completely wrong and your computer is different from mine. I have an Asus laptop with high end graphics and an i7. If post on a forum if someone hasn't already answered your question.